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<0> function
<0> sorry im a noob
<0> :) im learning thow
<0> hehe ;)
<1> file_get_contents('http://cyruxnet.org/news.htm'); preg_match('/<td style="height: 26px;" width="87%">
<1> <span cl***="titular">([^<]*)<\\/span><\\/td><\\/tr>/',$html, $he);
<1> echo $he[1];
<1> like that?
<2> tias
<3> DuNkE|VoLk, try it.
<1> it prints --> Anything
<1> xD
<2> and please avoid pasting stuff like that
<1> ok ok sorry
<1> but i want to know how is it
<0> I'm just gonna have every folder named with the userid
<0> hmm
<0> can't i enter variables inside of the functions($variable)
<4> DuNkE|VoLk: you might need to escape the < and > characters too.., also you gotta be quite strict to place the proper \r\n or \n stuff in too.
<0> like mkdir($target_path = "images/");
<1> lietu
<1> can i have an example?
<4> DuNkE|VoLk: well anyways, if you didn't get it working already, join #regex, they help with regex, we help with general php, also, stop pasting them damn 4-line things here, use pastebin
<5> anyone know the word for 'Tax' (as in, that you pay on top of an items purchase price) in any language but english? :)
<4> vero <- finnish ;)
<6> Davey imposto ;)
<7> I have a cl***, how can I access functions I have defined (outside the cl***)?
<6> rixth $obj = new FooCl***(); $obj->function_name();
<8> can anyone think of a good filename friendly character to sensor bad words with instead of * like sh*t?
<7> Toke, -?
<7> xshad, no no, I have a cl*** (with an object instantiated) but I would like to access functions within my methods that are not defined within the cl*** its self.
<8> these filenames will already have alot of -'s so it might get confusing
<6> Toke .
<2> Toke: ! or ?
<7> xshad, function foo(); cl*** barCl*** { function callFoo() { ?????? } } kinda like that. What goes where the ??? are
<8> ? isnt allowed
<8> but i think ! will work
<9> Toke: #%&/ is kinda popular in comics :p
<6> rixth just call it as is... function callFoo() { foo(); }
<7> Oh cool, ok thanks
<6> maybe you mean overloading ?
<6>
<6> rixth http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.overloading.php look for __call
<5> that is not what rixth wants
<5> herm, xshad
<5> I'm confused :(
<6> me too ;)
<2> i wasn't till you said something
<6> lol
<0> hmm
<0> trying to use the mkdir function
<0> mkdir("/$_SESSION['ID']\"); now if i used this function would it make a new direction with the session id?
<6> you'll get a fatal error
<2> Toke: hmm.. that look like a parse error
<2> err tdd1984 ^
<0> yea
<0> zircu: well i want to make directory with the folder %
<0> folder userid number
<6> mkdir($_SESSION['ID']);
<2> well, have you ensured that there is something in $_SESSION['ID']?
<0> yes
<0> this page has a session started
<2> if there is make sure that the directory doesn't exist
<0> k
<0> well how could it when the session id is the user id?
<0> inless they came back it will overwrite the dir?
<10> I have a range of numbers ex: 584-5998 I want to extract the odd/even numbers.. first of all How can I loop arround the entire range?
<0> mkdir(/$_SESSION['ID']);
<0> thats it
<10> or rephrasing, how can I foreach each number inside a range if this is possible?
<11> hrm
<11> using stream_select for example, would a "stream" be considered the pointer to a pfsockopen? :)
<0> ohh
<0> zircu: i see what your saying now
<12> ephasus: either the for statement, or foreach(range(584,5998) as $key) if you want to use foreach
<12> however, that's ugly since it stores an array of values for no real reason
<0> Warning: mkdir(34): File exists in /home/content/b/a/r/barbhaynes/html/database/form.php on line 24
<0> i get that its saying that the directory 34 already exist correct?
<2> epaphus: something like foreach(preg_split('//', $str) as $c) if(is_digit($c)) { ... }
<2> rather ctype_digit()
<2> oh, you want a range.. i misread it
<10> Xyphoid: i need the array of values.. thats perfect thanks
<13> epaphus: for ( $i = 584; $i < 5998; $i++) { do **** } ?
<2> a for($i=584; $i <= 5998; $i++);
<10> jpeg: yup.. another way
<2> pending if the range is inclusive or not
<11> hrmm
<11> ugh this is hell
<11> http://php.pastebin.com/709958
<14> tdd1984: you have to do mkdir('34') i think
<11> im getting an error, line 48, saying only vars can be p***ed by reference
<11> anyone familiar w/ streams who has any idea?
<14> if its a variable, do $var = (string) $var;
<11> its a stream file pointer :s
<2> zinor: do it like the example on php.net/stream_select
<11> the example doesnt show how to actually create the streams
<15> what are pointers?
<6> zinor you must provide variables as second and third parameters
<11> oh so like
<11> $blah = null?
<6> yes, and stream_select($var, $foo, $bar, 10);
<2> zinor: yeah, you can't specify constants as params if the data may be changed
<11> ah thx
<11> silly to be honest :)
<16> could i ask a big favour? could someone please comment the section that I have highlighted in my pastebin so I can have a better idea of what's going on on those lines? it's at http://perry.pastebin.com/709962 .
<0> $target_path = "/$_SESSION['ID']/images/"; now can't i put this in after my mkdir($_session id functions?
<2> yes
<0> hmm thats what i thought but i get a error
<2> well mabey
<2> pastebin what you have
<0> k
<0> i don't think the directory is getting created fast enough on the server
<14> NBrepresent: wow, that thing has officially the most useless peice of code on earth.
<16> well, i was told there are more efficient ways to make a calendar, but i've used this script before on another site, so I had an idea where I should start when I wanted to start customizing it a little bit.
<0> http://pastebin.com/709969
<0> zircu: there you go
<16> Gimp_: is that what you meant?
<14> NBrepresent: no, i meant that little if statement on $row['time']. why not just do $time = $row['time'];
<16> haha.
<16> yeah, why not?
<14> the if statement is completly pointless, as thats what its accomplishing in the end...
<2> tdd1984: i would ***ign $target_path = $_SESSION['ID']; then use $target_path to mkdir() with, then later $target_path .= '/' . basename(...);
<0> k hold on
<17> Hi! do you know where i can find some work as freelance ?
<2> tdd1984: also you might want to sanitize that uploaded[name]
<14> guevolt: not here.
<0> k
<0> sanitze?
<17> Gimp_: heheeh;
<2> tdd1984: only allow the chars you want to be used as a filename
<0> k
<2> tdd1984: the filename could potentially have very odd characters.. like a \n even
<17> someone that have a php certificate ?
<6> !tell guevolt about jobs
<0> zircu: use the varialbes in that order?
<2> tdd1984: i suggest setting target_path and use it to mkdir it avoids stupid typos and keeps the data all in one place
<2> then after you mkdir() concat the '/' . basename() stuff
<2> if I were you i would put the userid dirs in another subdirectory
<0> $target_path = mkdir($_SESSION['ID']);
<0> are you saying do that?
<2> no
<0> k
<0> i didn't think so
<2> $target_path = $_SESSION['ID']; mkdir($target_path); $target_path .= '/' . basename(...);
<0> i see
<0> good ideal
<0> :)
<2> of course :)
<6> $dir = "users/{$_SESSION['ID']}"; if (!is_dir($dir)) mkdir($dir);
<0> brilliant
<2> yeah.. do what xshad did too
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