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<0> sgerbitz: ***uming that you hve the righ tkey-names in the $data array, and the table has data.
<1> If a pair is 2, a dozen is 12, what would 3 be?
<2> stravin: did you try echoing the header before sending it to make sure it looks ok?
<0> Jymmm: triplet?
<3> yea of course, prints out well
<4> Jonnay - there is data in the tables
<4> the names match up
<0> sgerbitz: try a print_r of data then...
<3> hum. w8... read to fast. I did echoed the string but not the header themselves.
<1> Jonnay I think that would be closer to 'bi' than pair.
<4> Jonnay - what do I put?
<1> !+gv
<5> Global Variables - this will show you everything that php sees: <pre><?php print_r($GLOBALS); ?><hr size=5 noshade><?php var_dump($GLOBALS); ?></pre>
<6> does php support "unpacking" like in python? For instance, can I p*** a function (that takes 3 variables), an array with 3 elements instead of 3 individual variables?
<7> coreyo: Alas, no.
<7> coreyo: You can use call_func_array, but that's not quite the same.
<0> mattmcc: whats the difference?
<7> Er, call_user_func_array
<3> ||cw: as I told you, if I replace the array by a simple string everything works fine (hence the header is correctly sent)
<6> mattmcc: hmm... I was getting all excited because an API that I'm using seems to do that, but maybe I'm looking at it wrong
<0> sgerbitz: print_r($data) :P
<7> coreyo: You can certainly write your function to say "If the first argument is an array, do this..", yes.
<6> mattmc: no... not the same at all :)
<2> Jymmm: a threesome?
<4> Jonnay - its not spitting anything out
<4> Jonnay - I feel stupid now
<4> geez
<4> didnt have the correct username/p*** combo
<4> for db
<2> coreyo: you can also use func_get_args
<8> hey.
<8> I'm getting this error when running make
<8> libtool: link: `ext/date/lib/astro.lo' is not a valid libtool object
<6> mattmcc: ||cw: my bad, this api is not using an array, but an object. It allows an object with the same local variables as the arguments. Does PHP support that?
<7> PHP has no equivilant to python's argument unpacking natively. Only through methods like call_user_func_array or writing the function to check argument types.
<2> coreyo: not sure what you mean
<4> hmm still not workign
<6> ||cw: I'm going to engineer a test to try it out, will let you know what I find :)
<7> ||cw: In python, given 'def foo(a,b,c)' you can make a list args = ['foo', 'bar', 'baz'] and call it as 'foo(*args)'
<7> Where the elements of args expand to the arguments of foo()
<7> You can also use a hash to accomplish the same thing, but specifying argument names.
<9> thats also why many functions exist in 2 versions
<9> to accept several parameters or accept one array for parameter
<9> like on (s|v)printf
<7> Right, unpacking arguments saves you from having to do that extra work.
<9> with vprintf its not possible different
<9> i mean you need that as array cause you cant do that unpacking ;)
<7> Sure you can. Arrays can contain arrays.
<9> but php also offers it as parameter for the regular casesfor smaller and for not building the array
<10> can contain arrays can contain arrays can contain arrays can contain arrays can contain arrays...
<9> whatever we mean the same ;)
<10> help, I'm trapped in an infinite loop!
<7> To understand recursion, you must first do the other thing.
<11> can someone help me with styl;e sheet switching?
<10> roundyz: It's a #web question, but try http://www.alistapart.com/articles/alternate/
<7> Not exactly a PHP thing..
<10> I think that's right
<4> hey guys, my brain just died... this should work right? :http://pastebin.com/554740
<7> Brain death is a serious condition.
<7> sgerbitz: You should use mysql_fetch_***oc, and <?php echo $var ?> instead of <?= $var ?>
<11> I have made a link to change the page and a if else statement to select which style sheet based on the results of 1 variable....
<12> hello
<11> how do i get my link to change the variable?
<10> roundyz: foo.php?var=bar
<12> is there a way to install on-the-fly the gd extension if i didn't do it first time?
<0> sgerbitz: Try adding the or die(..) to the select_db and the query.
<10> roundyz: It's called a "GET request"
<12> Fatal error: Call to undefined function: imagecreatetruecolor()
<11> TML: can you explain it to me please?
<10> roundyz: They happen to function the same from a link as they do from <form method="get">
<4> http://karlasjewelery.com/beta/test.php
<10> roundyz: <a href="foo.php?somevar=somevalue">Link</a>
<10> roundyz: What more explanation did you want?
<4> Jonnay - added still nothing
<11> TML: that shoul dbe enough
<10> roundyz: I *strongly* recommend you go read the first 3 segments of the PHP manual found at php.net/manual
<10> roundyz: There's some REALLY important information in it
<4> Jonnay - heres my code: http://pastebin.com/554744 my url: http://karlasjewelery.com/beta/test.php
<13> Greetings...
<13> ... using the mail() function... how do I specify the content-type to html?
<0> I think it is in the manual.
<13> I'm using mail($to,$subject,$message,"From: $from\n")
<0> if not htemanual, in the user-notes to be sure.
<4> FenixRF - maybe this: 'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion();
<13> mail function by default sends as text/plain ...
<13> but when I tried to add the header "Content-Type: text/html" mail dies
<4> hmm. not sure
<0> Fenix: do you need to add a CRLF to that?
<10> FenixRF: Instead of trying to recreate a MIME mailer, why not use one of the 3 million pre-existing packages that does it for you?
<13> oh, my bad... added a \n to the end
<14> FenixRF: The content type isn't an email message header. It goes in the body and the MUA interprets it. For attachments and things like that, you should look at PEAR-Mail.
<10> For example, http://pear.php.net/package/Mail_Mime
<0> sgerbitz: well..<?php echo $product_id ?> won't work. but that isn't the problem.
<10> This isn't a wheel that needs a lot of reinvention.
<0> are you sure that the PRODUCTS table has data? (versus say Products or products)
<0> afk, time for a offee
<0> err coffee
<1> select blah from PEOPLE
<14> great. now I have to rename my "sheep" table.
<15> TML ++
<16> RENAME TABLE HOLY_GOATS TO HOLY_GOAT;
<16> done.
<17> TML: it is?
<10> You should name the table to reflect what's being stored in each tuple. Are you storing "a people" or "a person"?
<18> hi all
<19> oh.... i name mine 'posts' 'users'
<19> etc
<10> If you're dealing with Genealogical data, "PEOPLE" might be correct.
<18> would it be a stupid idea always returning arrays by reference, to increase performance?
<10> itrebal: It's generally considered poor style to do so.
<18> would it be meaningless?
<10> In-so-far as there is a generally accepted style for SQL, of course
<20> TML: nope
<10> Nope.
<20> But it probably shouldn't exist anyway, so don't feel bad.
<10> Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.
<20> It's as good as pairing any other three words.
<21> how can i configure apache with php support in linux?
<22> does anyone know about string manipulation in php
<22> Basicly I want to remove every character from a string except a-z A-Z 1-9 . ,
<1> TML: From a human aspect SPONSORS or MEMBERS table makes more sense as it rolls of the tounge a lil more naturally. as you said 'a people' sound silly.
<19> !tell kulbir about at
<6> mattmcc: ||cw: I'm a moron. We are using multiple versions of a bug tracking system. We have a recent version, and our clients are using and older version. We have a link from the older version to submit to our newer version, and I was looking across versions. hence, one took a whole SLEW of variables, another took an object, and the note was a suggestion for future coding, not a comment for other programmers :)
<23> Matthew^^: preg_replace
<15> Jymmm: Is counting from '0' not silly as well?
<6> mattmcc: ||cw: definitely no native unpacking of any sort :(
<22> preg_replace
<1> myconid: Nope, we aint Roman ya know!
<22> can you give me an example
<24> Someone tried to put me into a table.
<25> Matthew^^: http://php.net/preg_replace
<25> Matthew^^: see also: http://php.net/pcre
<2> coreyo: as you were told, but you can achive it with func_get_args
<0> Jymmm: unless we is Italian...
<22> I know about preg_replace
<22> But I dont think that will do it
<25> Matthew^^: then you should have no problems doing it.
<25> and yes, it will.
<26> anyone know of an EASY way to post a file or stream to a website, one that uses a VERY small utility?
<22> its for replacing text, wouldn't I have to specify every single character I want removed?
<25> Matthew^^: right. and you can in fact replace text with nothing.
<22> Yes
<25> thus effectively stripping it.
<25> now, if you read about how regex works, you'll see how preg_replace() is capable of doing that you need.
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