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<0> why not
<1> lol
<0> how could you fix that
<1> becuase its not an array name?
<1> i dont know jeez
<0> no, its not an array key
<1> why wold i be asking for help
<2> oh, in PHP can I return the whole array by going, return $array; ?
<0> http://us3.php.net/array http://us3.php.net/foreach
<3> * as wildcard in and array O_o
<0> Seadog: absolutely you can
<2> good :D
<1> listen itrebal i need this to be int he function!
<0> surfdue: sounds good to me
<2> hehe, I'm still amazed at using an object as an argument and using that object inside the function XD
<3> Seadog, PHP pwn's :)
<1> i know the foreach($array as $array[] => $array)
<2> yes
<1> will that work?
<0> no, you are overwriting the $array variable twice in that loop
<4> can mysql and php can understand this format? ---> 3/21/1984
<0> axscode: it is a string,how much more do you want it to understand it
<3> surfdue, go to Undernet in to #ebooks and see if you can find and LEGAL php learning book
<4> i want tso save a current date with that format...
<0> axscode: i recommend you just use a timestamp, you get all the information you could possibly want out of a timestamp (regarding the date)
<5> Ever hear of a tutorial website, that has to add spaces to code so their site doesn't execute it? lmfao
<0> Jthomas: Oo thats dumb, they should use highlight_string/highlight_file
<5> Exactly.
<3> haha
<4> ok timestamp... thanks
<5> They have a bunch of tutorials also
<0> axscode: time and getdate are great functions
<5> 30 almost of just phph :p
<0> axscode: hell, even date will work with a timestamp
<0> hehe gmail caches the crap out of their RSS feeds, at least mine: i deleted it about a month ago, still showing the old data :/
<3> gmail RSS??
<0> the WebClip feature
<6> is it better to have safe_mode_gid = on/off?
<0> ultimated: hosted environment or personal server?
<6> hosted
<7> anyone who was listening
<0> are you the host?
<7> you can appened the php with -q
<7> it hides the headers
<6> yes
<0> ultimated: i would turn it on
<6> thanks
<3> dentist?
<0> ultimated: look into safemode and what it does, and then make a more educated guess, but most hosts have it on
<0> Sillyman: the powered-by headers in a CLI php-script
<3> oh :)
<3> need to cut the number of channels im in to be able to follow :/
<0> lol, how many?
<2> I'm on 22 now, used to be like 36 :P
<0> doesnt freenode limit it to 20 :/ ?
<2> not just on freenode lol
<8> hi, i need a strpos()-like function with a string offset...can't find it
<0> substr?
<8> itrebal...nope, i want something like function($string_to_search_in, $length_of_string_to_display, "start");
<9> 'display'?
<9> o i c
<0> karim: uhh your going to have to make a wrapper for that, or use substr and a few others
<10> What's the most search engine friendly OPEN SOURCE Bulletin Board ?
<8> itrebal, keej..thought maybe php5 provided it
<11> i have two arrays of the strucuture [$data][$i][fields]
<11> one of the arrays has an additional field at the end called [id] that i want to move onto the other array in the appropriate places
<11> so for each [data][$i] I want to move [id] from one array to the other
<11> or i guess each [i] rather, since data is the encomp***ing array
<0> ****, i borked my site
<12> Hi there
<12> on my server (FC2) php is not compiled with sqlite support. Do i have any other way to enable this support than compiling it again?
<13> pecl install sqlite
<3> loiic, isent there and rpm?
<12> i installed a package called php-pcel-sqlite but doesnt work much
<12> aidan: what is pecl ?
<13> loiic: locate "sqlite.so"
<13> loiic: add that to your php.ini under extensions
<14> How come when I include("cl***_file.php"); and try to call that cl*** inside of a function... it doesn't work?
<12> forget to restart the server, might be the reason ...
<13> Tranceric: it should work
<14> aidan: it doesn't.
<12> lovely package which messed up my system Cannot load /etc/httpd/modules/mod_auth_mysql.so...
<13> Tranceric: and we're meant to help you ... how?
<13> loiic: perhaps #fedora may be more help
<14> aidan: well according to http://us3.php.net/include/ --- other people are experiencing the same problem...
<12> thanks aidan, i ll find a way anyway
<15> hello
<15> can anyone help me with array push -- or whatever i need to push one variable from one array to another
<13> Tranceric: I don't see anyone with the same problem
<13> Tranceric: including a cl*** file is done on 99% of PHP scripts in existance. There's no magical bug preventing it from working. If it's not working for you, you're doing something blatently wrong, like mispelling the cl***
<7> mmm easyest way to append a string with another string?
<0> bah! that was a silly mistake
<14> aidan: your ego is inflated to hell. you speak to speak. if you bothered hitting ctrl+f and taking 1 second out, you'd have found the post: 10-Sep-2005 12:33 --- which is the same problem I'm experiencing... and that post is in regards to another related one. Was expecting a little bit more educated / less arrogant of a response than EFNet/#php, but I guess your kind is all over the place.
<7> hang on, ignore that lol
<0> too bad that post has a syntax error " this->sample="value":"
<7> ok heres a more intesting one, easiest way to make the first letter of every word in a string a capital letter
<16> ucwords()
<7> damn i cant beleive there is a function for that, how cool
<13> haha, what that guy meant to say was "oops, found the typo, thanks aidan", obviously
<0> yup
<0> i really need food :/
<17> hi guys
<9> hi
<18> hy. do you know of any tutorial on how to add a uploaded file to an mysql blob/text column ?
<17> is there a command/function to grab the folder contence and display it on a page?
<18> do I just read the contents as string, and generate the insert (doesn't this make the insert sql string huge?)
<17> fierarul: if you have a huge table then yes
<17> sory didnt read your previous line
<13> mmm, there's all these notes about included files having a local scope
<13> I swear (although come to think of it, I don't think I've ever tested this), that's not right
<17> fierarul: id say just upload the file to the server and put a link to it in the mysql table
<13> okay, tested, no local scope ... kinda weird, there's a dozen or more notes about it
<13> there _was_
<15> http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?pid=6529
<15> can someone take a look at this
<15> i want to copy ID from array #1 to array #2
<15> however, the array has multiple key values for "data", and I want to copy id from one array to the other for each key value
<15> the only difference between array #1 and array #2 is that #1 has the id key at the end
<13> http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.set-include-path.php
<13> what the **** is that first note meant to do?
<13> if (!defined('SEP')) define('SEP',PATH_SEPARATOR); // PHP Magic Constant ... that's useful!!
<16> heh
<13> include(FindScriptRelativeToCurentDirectory(dirname(realpath (__FILE__))) . "relpath/myIncFile.php");
<13> .... oh my god
<13> function FindScriptRelativeToCurentDirectory($scriptPathOrName, $scriptPathIsRelativeToDocRoot=false, $thisIsAFileName=false) {
<19> aidan: please god rename your functions and variables
<19> WhenICanMakeASentenceOutOfThemThenTheyAreTooLong
<0> tempest1: he's reading off from that URL
<19> oh
<0> i think :/
<11> anybody?
<11> http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?pid=6529
<0> ButYesIDoLikeToMakeFunctionsAnEntireSentanceLongCommaIncludingPunctuationPeriod()
<11> seems like it is pretty simple for an experienced php programmer -- copy one key value from array #1 to array #2
<0> lorfds: heh, i'm introducing you to a new function: print_r, creates more readable output but not quite as informative
<20> nice in a pre tag
<0> yes
<21> is there such thing as a PHP prompt?
<11> itrebal: i will print_r -- but you have to help out :)
<0> theres php -r but you need readline
<0> lorfds: i dot know what you need :)
<11> you see my array #1 and array #2 in pastebin?
<16> lorfds: if in understand you right, you want something like foreach ($array1['data'] as $k => $v) { $array2['data'][$k] = $v['id']; }
<22> what's the function in php to set a string to lowercase?
<23> anyone know of any truly high-end advanced shopping carts? oscommerce/cubecart aren't quite cutting it for me... my site looks like crap :\
<0> strtolower
<24> thnx
<23> php carts prefferably
<0> Monkey_b: oscommerce is a security mess, do not use it, period... but i'm not sure, check freshmeat/sourceforge
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