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<0> andrejkw: Personally, I'd write something like this in Python. It'd work 10x faster, and work right. The stream extension has the ability to do that though. http://php.net/stream
<1> vpb: it will work
<2> I have 2x 2003server machines. 1 running mssql and the other running iis+php. i have a php file (basic connect and query to the mssql server). it works if i run `php test.php` from the command line, but refuses to connect from a browser via IIS. any ideas?
<3> Julian|Work: string(10) "1149629819"
<4> BigE: so cn it do the same I am trying to do?
<5> philip i cleared the cache
<5> but it still doesn't display the image
<0> andrejkw: Yes, and the stream extension is actually supported, unlike the socket extension.
<1> vpb: do this, <?php $pic = 'foo bar'; echo 'hello'. $pic.'there'; ?> and notice it works
<1> vpb: not a php problem
<0> andrejkw: I mean... it's got http://php.net/stream_socket_accept ..
<5> the problem is on that url()
<1> url() is not php
<5> because outside the url() it works, but if i do url("/img/file.png") it shows it but when I put the variable
<5> it doesnt
<4> BigE: Alright :) Thanks! It was driving me nuts... lol. Time to do some conversion now :)
<0> I'm so used to calling them modules due to python, the word "extension" looks funny. :P
<6> i rinstalled apache and php and i get same Call to undefined function mail()
<0> andrejkw: Welcome. :) But like I said, you might want to check into using Python... it'd be quite a bit faster.
<1> vpb: what shows in html source?
<1> vlash: php.net/mail says a few reasons why mail() may be undefined
<5> philip background: url("/img/Rajon.png")
<7> ;
<8> is it possible for me to have php save all the values p***ed to it on submit into a file?
<1> so it works, now fix your html
<1> CBTC: impossible
<1> heh
<4> BigE: python is a bit... confusing.
<8> thought I would try
<8> heh
<0> vlash: Did you compile PHP yourself?
<5> I fixed it :D
<8> in that case. I need to make a new database each time with the database name being the value of one of the questions
<5> url('.$pic.')
<5> philip thx
<8> is that possible?
<1> CBTC: <?php fil_put_contents(print_r($_POST, true)); ?> :)
<0> andrejkw: Any language is a bit confusing when you first start :)
<1> CBTC: consider sessions
<0> Ugh, my connection is ****.
<0> I see what I'm tying 10 seconds after I type it.
<1> hmm, forgot to give file_put_contents a filename, oh well, it was a bad joke anyways
<9> heh, I love it when I reverse the arguments on file_put_contents on accident
<9> lots of fun "random" filenames :P
<10> with this: [^a-zA-Z]+ how can I make it do what it does (match everything but a-z) but also match spaces ?
<1> heh
<11> It should match spaces as-is.
<12> With what php function can I draw a line, circle or others?
<10> oh, didn't think of it that way
<11> znh, look at gd.
<12> Julian|Work, aight
<0> k4st: That regex matches everything (including spaces) except a-z. Are you wanting it to not match spaces?
<12> Julian|Work, I want to draw lines/circles etc based on cordinates not an existing image :)
<10> no, that's how I want it, I'm just merging two split()'s that both have opposite regex's
<13> does anyone have a (probably recursive) function to show graphically a tree represented by an array of elements with "parent" value ([0] => [value] = 10, [parent] = -1)
<11> znh, so?
<10> it's just not splitting by some of the spaces though...
<11> An image library is the best place to start.
<11> znh: "Draw a filled rectangle" etc. -- it's not all manipulation of existing images.
<11> www.php.net/gd
<14> anyone have any comparisons between the free project hosting services?
<0> k4st: What exactly is it supposed to do? What function are you using this regex in?
<10> split()
<15> k4st, are you by chance using that to get lines out of a file ?
<10> no, to separate words, spaces, and all symbols like periods, commas, etc
<10> andn umbers
<15> you're creating a tokenizer, then
<10> I'm just trying to separate everything to p*** into this diff algorithm :D
<0> Hmm.
<10> I'm just not separating as much as I want to :/
<0> k4st: Well, that regex will split everything except a-zA-Z
<10> like, it won't break up . : into two separate array keys
<10> err.. values
<0> k4st: Try this instead of split()... $array = preg_split('/[^a-z]*/i', $stuff);
<10> okay :D
<0> k4st: I think the + is your problem, but preg_split is faster anyway.
<0> 'Cause the + says "split everything that comes after at least one or more letter"
<15> BigE, I believe he wants to have the delimiter in the array as well
<0> colder: Erm, eh?
<15> BigE, for example "foo,bar" => array("foo", ",", "bar")
<15> k4st, use preg_split with PREG_SPLIT_DELIM_CAPTURE.
<0> colder: Right, that regex will do it.
<15> what regex ?
<7> ... what regex?
<7> regex = Regular Expressions
<15> L1nX, wow, hopefully you're there!
<7> :P
<0> colder: The one I just told him to use.
<15> BigE, no, won't do
<12> With what function can I draw a line using cordinates?
<16> how do i pull the requesting page (ultimate******ins.com/*page*)
<15> 1) using * will separate each letter 2) you need to capture that, so /([^a-zA-Z]+)/
<17> By parsing $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
<15> k4st, use something like that: preg_split("/([^a-z]+)/i", $yourtext, -1, PREG_SPLIT_DELIM_CAPTURE);
<16> can you give me a expamle of what is on the var
<17> jrwr: http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.parse-url.php
<0> Ugh.
<0> My head is killing me.
<17> parse_url($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
<17> Rather ...
<17> $url_array = parse_url($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
<10> colder, thanks, gave me exactly what I needed :D
<15> you're welcome
<3> The mysql record date is: 2006-06-15 19:37:51 but $date = strftime("%e %B %Y %T", $record->timestamp); shows: 16 June 2006 05:37:51 What could be the problem?
<17> Then *page* would be $url_array['path']
<18> I'm looking for a PHP IDE equivalent to how ECLIPSE is for JAVA. Does anybody have any IDE's they would recommend?
<15> redrain,different timezone
<9> znh: read the manual, sheesh :/
<9> oh
<9> nevermind
<9> was scrolled up, ignore that :<
<15> nautiazn8, phpeclipse exists
<17> redrain: Perhaps you need to use setlocate to set your timezone?
<3> colder: But I want to show my record's date, not current date
<15> so what ?
<12> Rick, I've found it already. If you are searching in a wood full of trees without knowing what tree you search for is kinda hard SHEESH
<9> znh: ignore that, I didn't mean to say that (was scrolled up thought you asked that again :<)
<18> colder: I know but I hear it's not too stable and still has a lot of quirks... is there an ide that is more well developed?
<15> redrain, strftime relies on the system timezone by default
<0> Hrm.. .I need to generate a new CLSID.
<9> znh: much apologies :)
<15> nautiazn8, yep, using no IDE :)
<12> Rick, no worries :)
<19> would a wiser more experienced PHP and SQL programmer take a look at my code, and help me make it more dynamic, I need to make the SQL query Dynamic in that it only searches for the PHP variables that are equal to "1". My code is here http://rafb.net/paste/results/alfqSk33.html which makes me think I need PHP to populate the SQL search string, but I don't know how to filter out the zeros... I googled and read up on array_filters an
<20> hello
<20> anyone can help me with an command ?
<12> Does someone has a example for a visual validation box?
<20> with php
<20> i need the ctcp protocol
<15> travail101, ick
<20> i need an coder
<21> }MatriX{ google for ctcp rfc
<12> }MatriX{, CTCP as with the IRC protocol?
<0> !tell }MatriX{ about enter
<19> colder: ick?
<21> or IRC rfc
<3> colder: But the date is already there, I just want to show it in another format... Why I have to change timezone?
<22> !+jobs
<23> no job posting / asking for jobs on ##php (see /msg php-bot g7). You might want to check out: ##php.jobs http://www.geekfinder.com, http://www.monster.com, http://www.rentacoder.com or http://www.getacoder.com, or php.net/links, "Developers and Job Opportunities".
<15> redrain, meh, because mysql use a different timezone, so the date displayed is different
<20> please ?
<22> please what? We're not your personal search engine
<20> i searched
<22> no you didn't
<0> }MatriX{: If you're trying to understand the CTCP protocol, google the RFC. If you're trying to code for the CTCP protocol and have a PHP question, ask it. If you're looking for someone to code for you, see what php-bot said about jobs.
<12> }MatriX{, I asked you something.
<19> colder: ?
<20> sorry
<20> znh
<3> colder: If I only use echo $record->date; it shows correct date and time
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