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<0> I am trying to run a script on cpanel 2.5.0 with php 4.4.2 it is supposed to install a fully functioning website via the admin/index.php file however when I try to run the path it says Warning: main(../inc/header.inc.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required '../inc/header.inc.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') how do I get round this?
<1> resntern: what are you trying to install?
<2> Jymmm, I just glanced over them (I had to go eat dinner). I know how to get variables from the other page. I guess my question would be better worded as what value does a checkbox return if selected... 1?
<0> a dating site
<1> did you makeit or download it?
<0> downloaded it
<3> Nexus only checked items are returned
<1> we dont support it, sorry
<2> I was just about to write some code to figure it out, but if you have a quicker answer, then
<2> So they just have a value of whatever you set the value for in the <input> tag?
<1> ask on support forums, or a channel for it, but not here
<2> So really if I can just use isset to see if the variable exists and that would probably be all I need.
<1> empty checks if its set or empty :)
<4> Could someone help me with this script I'm writing for my personal blog? I'm trying to list the number of blogs in a given month under a given year. I can get the years but I'm not sure what to do from there.
<3> Nexus http://www.apptools.com/phptools/forms/forms3.php
<2> I haven't ever used empty. Course I'm not really a programmer either. :)
<2> Jymmm, Wow. Now that looks like the info I was loooking for. Excellent. Thank you, oh bastion of knowledge. :)
<1> wow
<3> Nexus thank google
<5> What the ****
<5> Someone just thanked Jymmm?
<5> Are you out of your MIND, Nexus?!
<1> Jymmm: ?
<2> :) Maybe but he's helped me every time I've needed help in here.
<6> anyone know why i keep getting this error with fputs? Notice: fputs(): send of 24 bytes failed with errno=11 Resource temporarily unavailable in /usr/bin/loadurl.inc on line 71
<6> the number of bytes varies every time... but it never sends the whole thing
<5> Jymmm: You're so threatening :P
<1> nforbes: hes just gunna do it one day..
<5> I know.
<5> :D
<7> can anyone give me a hand understanding php5 soap extension ?
<1> what? soap? that still <em>exists</em> ?
<7> well excuse me ... what do you use then?
<7> json?
<7> csv ?
<8> axe body spray
<1> i just didn't know that existed..
<4> haha.
<1> or used anymore
<1> i havnt heard it mentioned since... a ververy long time go :)
<7> right, washing for me is a non issue ... please excuse me if it didn;t get the geek joke!
<1> eeww
<3> lepine_h : it's for the other end, thought you might need some lube to remove the stick up your butt.
<7> oh
<1> hehe
<9> oooO theres the irc astroglide reference for the day
<7> but, uhmmm ... seriously, anyone uses php5's soap ext ?
<4> Could someone help me with this script I'm writing for my personal blog? I'm trying to list the number of blogs in a given month under a given year. I can get the years but I'm not sure what to do from there.
<10> Billy, what do you have so far?
<11> anyone use Pear::SOAP ?
<4> Can I post the code snippet in here or an external source?
<10> check date funcions in mysql
<7> tonester: , have i seen you as the only person in #soap earlier?
<7> :P
<10> Billy, pastebin.com
<4> I can grab the year
<4> s
<11> lepine_h: sadly, yes
<4> using the right SQL
<4> mysql_query("SELECT blog_year FROM ****ing_blogs") or die(Error("Can't Get Blog Years"));
<4> but from there I'm not sure on how to sort them out.
<7> billy, something like this select count(id) from blogs group by extract_year(date) (don't know the exact command)
<7> but mysql has decent data manipulation functions
<4> Hang on let me give it a try.
<1> odd....
<1> sessions seem to not work on my website for login..
<1> some websites just need to be shot and rewritten
<12> http://developer.yahoo.com <--- You know you want it
<1> wait wait wiat.... what?
<1> thats neat..
<11> ok SOAP bites
<11> I'm considering never showering again
<1> generally inanimate objects (specificly coded ones that dont exist outside of binary) dont really bite..
<13> how can we avoid "undefined indexes" notices on when a condition don't needs them? or.. is that a problem? that would only outputs on error_reporting(E_ALL);
<12> I think he referring to emulsafactants
<1> hehe
<12> PrinceI: Don't use a variable if you don't know it's set.
<12> s/variable/index/
<14> anyone see the Yahoo Maps
<14> that uses FLEX
<14> very cool
<12> nmatrix: yeah, like, four months ago
<1> s/s\/variable\/index\//s\/variable\/variable and index\/
<12> Welcome to 2006
<14> Pollita: hey Baby I went back in time
<14> give a time traveler some respect
<1> has anyone used AOLServer?
<15> itrebal: For about 15 minutes back in the '90s
<1> TML: awfull?
<15> yeah
<1> i thought about downloading it just to take it for a spin
<16> hi
<2> So I'm trying to send info from a textarea through a form and retain the formatting. What's the best way to do that? I tried nl2br, but for some reason it's putting in 2 <br /> per newline.
<15> itrebal: It may have gotten better.
<17> what would casue a session to not be held from page to page is the first line is session_start();
<15> Nexus: Because the string contains '\r\n', both of which are converted to a single <br />
<1> TML: meh, knowing it ****ed back then satisfies my craving to try it
<2> TML, I guess that would make sense. Suggestions on how I'd keep the formatting across a form? It's a user feedback form type of thing.
<1> bah! google has foiled my plans
<15> Nexus: <div style="white-space: pre">
<1> as <pre> been depreciated?
<2> TML, Cool. I didn't know there was a white-space css element.
<3> <pre> works just fine in html 4.01 trans
<13> Pollita, sorry, i had to leave for a bit. i need the variable. the only situation it's not viewed when a condition is done.
<2> Hopefully it works fine in XHTML1.0 trans
<1> uhh..
<18> I get a 'User Notice' even if I call a function with an '@', should it be like that?
<16> how to match any string in <a href=""> _HERE_ </a> ?
<16> _HERE_ may be html code, or any chars
<1> regex?
<16> yes, i know
<1> ok
<1> lessee..
<16> but i don't know how to make a pattern
<1> i havnt done this in a while... /<a href="(.*?)">(.*?)<\
<1> /a>/
<18> gulldarek: '/(<(?:[^<>]+(?:"[^"]*"|\'[^\']*\')?)+>)/'
<1> that works too
<19> Pollita, to better explain, this -> if (!$errors['ficheiro']) { <- that variable will never be ***igned if there are no errors
<1> though wouldnt that match any HTML tag?
<16> astrocowboy: :| wtf? :D
<16> thank you both
<18> yeah it would
<20> hi, whats the php function to extract the year from a date variable... that is from mm/dd/yyyy return yyyy
<18> gulldarek: then use prge_split and check the array for elements not starting with '<'
<21> cdmbhs: combination of strtotime() and date()
<18> Isn't '@' supposed to suppress error messages and notices?
<21> warnings
<21> not errors
<18> I use it like this: while (@ob_end_clean()); and get a 'User Notice'...
<21> cdmbhs: $year = date("Y", strtotime("03/21/1982"));
<19> astrocowboy, seems you aregood at regular expressions. is it easy to do one to replace all non [alnum] on a file.name? (not extension though, that is validated other way)
<18> Pincel: not that good but, I don't understand really, what do you want to replace and to what?
<19> astrocowboy, i got a way to avoid messy file names that could do something wrong on the shell by replacing it by the ip of the uploader. but still i wonder how to make that expression and possible use it.
<1> cant you do like preg_replace('/^(.*?)$.(.*?)/e', 'replace_function($1).$2', $str);
<1> i am probably absolutly wrong though
<1> :)
<22> preg_replace_callback or if you want to get icky, the /e modifier.
<19> astrocowboy, this filename will get you in trouble for a while if you don't have access to the shell or don't know how to escape it the way it were supposed to be before -> test;#{\'`@test.txt
<18> Pincel: all non-number/letter chars?
<19> yes astrocowboy
<23> hey.. i'm looking for code or documentation on creating a php page like whatismyip.com
<19> astrocowboy, non [[:alnum:]] or [[]] , i guess ... :)
<22> Ugh, ereg is icky.
<19> astrocowboy, those do the same i know, but i get stuck on everything else
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