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<0> Or... wait.... Or PHP isn't outputting a \n, which would cause Perl to wait for one forever.
<0> Hmm.
<1> I mean if the form's already there. I grab data from it, mangle it, set a field in the form to a new value, so essentially, live updates.
<2> Stormx2: Take a look at a phpinfo() page
<3> b1n0ry: don't forget htmlentities()
<4> caffinated: But your eyes say YES! YES! OH GAWD YES!
<5> TML: Tis no good, I need it by a function.. :P
<0> Okay, it doesn't output the \n, that's probably the problem.
<2> Marupa: You can't do "live updates" from PHP. PHP requires a round trip to the server, because it runs on the *server side*
<5> I'll just output globals... hang on
<6> I like the look of trac better... but it doesnt seem to have client management or any calendaring system... its just projects.....
<2> Stormx2: Take a look at a phpinfo() page and find it yourself.
<1> so, I'd have to mix php and javascript, then?
<7> damn.. forot.. gotta reboot
<0> Okay, the server logs a lot now. It probably works now.
<8> Jymmm: no, I don't click on links that obvious
<9> does anybody know any php script for organize bookmarks in tags?
<0> Okay, got it :-)
<8> Jymmm: you should try it with someone else. preferably, someone who can't read.
<10> Marupa: yeah, if you need stuff to process on the client, you need to use something client-side. php is not client-side.
<4> caffinated: I would NEVER actually say "work safe" if it wasn't.
<6> caffinated: how do you handle other aspects... such as client/employee management and what not.... or is that done not online....
<8> Jymmm: that may be true, but the link says it's not eyeball safe either
<3> rofl
<8> Tac_Work: I don't work with clients.
<1> ok, so is there a way to keep the data mangling hidden, yet still live update. I guess that's what I'm trying to get at.
<4> caffinated: Get some balls between your legs and take a chance!
<10> Marupa: php cannot live update. period.
<1> I mean by mixing both javascript and php./
<10> Marupa: sure, mangle it with php before giving it to javascript
<6> punkstar: do you run this on a dedicated box along side your filesystem?
<1> so, php grabs it, mangles it, hands it to javascript, which updates?
<5> is there usually a $_global or $_globals array?
<10> Marupa: that usually depends on what you write it to do.
<10> Marupa: remember that php runs exclusively on the server. javascript runs exclusively on the client.
<11> Stormx2: $GLOBALS
<5> ah ok
<1> ok, so..second part, then. is there a way to call javascript from php, to perform that exact duty?
<10> Marupa: echo the javascript as part of the html output
<1> ok.
<1> thanks
<2> Stormx2: Why not just follow the suggestion and look at a phpinfo()?
<10> any idea, anyone, on the mysqli thing?
<4> GAWD... "Line Cards" are so, so, 1970's
<12> whats a line card ?
<4> alphablue: It's a card distributors would give out instead of a full product catalog. It list the mfg's name of the products they carried.
<3> speak to Google and listen what it hawss to say.
<4> alphablue: sorta like this --> http://www.mayfieldpaper.com/products.html#anchor26687
<12> oh
<12> yea i remember then in my old pc magazines.. and crap
<4> alphablue It's like using an adding machine today.
<4> not even old-skool, more like ancient-school
<10> heh, nevermind, i got it
<10> in order to connect to a database, the database must actually exist and the username must actually exist. i had neither one of those conditions met.
<10> duh
<4> alphablue: Here's a great example: look at the page, then click on the "catalog" link at the top. Yeah I REALLY want to do business with these guys.
<4> http://www.katzke.com/products.html
<10> lol
<10> the company i work for has a 'recent news' page that hasn't been updated since 2004.
<13> I have a secure certificate set up on my site... how to I get https://xxx.mydomain.com/index.php to work?
<10> Yodafone: your web server must be listening on tcp port 443
<4> b1n0ry ya know, it better if places just had a website with contact info, locations, directions, etc than to even bother with the bs.
<10> Jymmm: unless they can keep it updated
<14> hi, i cant seem to get a dynamic variable name, eg make a variable and call it variable1, then loop, so make another variable and call it variable2 etc. I did some digging and thought it was something like ${$variable} but i dont think i am even close. Any thoughts ?
<4> Yodafone are you trying to use a subdomain?
<15> i have gd.so module now
<15> how can i load this module?
<15> [root@I2C-PBX gd]# cd /usr/local/src/php-5.0.5/ext/gd/modules
<15> [root@I2C-PBX modules]# ls
<15> gd.so
<10> Ginja_Ninja: first, better to use an array such as $variable[1] and $variable[2] but if you must use names like you are, then $variable$index
<14> b1n0ry: thanks alot, ill give it some thought
<10> Ginja_Ninja: no problem. arrays are almost always more friendly than dynamic variable names especially when it comes to debugging.
<14> b1n0ry: Yea i can image, make sense. hmmmm
<10> Ginja_Ninja: been using php long? familiar with arrays?
<15> Ginja_Ninja: how can i see php verison? php -? ?
<3> php -v
<15> thanks
<16> hey all - is there a way I can convert a string into a number, or do I not have to worry about that when doing mathematical comparisons?
<15> i have installed gd
<15> but i'm not sure how to load its module gd.so
<17> rawsweets, what kind of number ?
<10> rawsweets: you can do (int)$variable
<16> kewl
<14> b1n0ry: Not that long. Triying to use array more and more nesting alot at the moment.
<10> rawsweets: typically, though, you don't have to worry about typecasting
<16> just a regular integer
<16> i didn't think so, but I wanted to make sure :-
<16> ):-)
<16> thx
<14> Dr-Linux: can try running phpinfo() in a php script, then you can see everything about your php install
<18> Hey-o! Say I want to include a two parts of a file at different lines in the script, can I specify a target to split the included file around, or should I instead tell the script to "include up to nth line"
<15> Ginja_Ninja: i can see that from php -m i can't see gd word there out off all modules
<10> bennyp: include() includes the whole file
<2> bennyp: include() doesn't allow for anything like that.
<15> i just install gd so may be i needs to load
<10> bennyp: best use two separate files
<18> ok thanks
<15> [root@I2C-PBX modules]# ls
<15> gd.so
<15> i have it here i think i should move it somewhere
<9> does anybody know any php script for organize bookmarks in tags?
<19> zck: You could just use del.icio.us and its API.
<9> mattmcc: I whant to do it without internet
<20> I changed a php script last night that uses regexp to compare email addresses, and today I had problems with my webserver. I have read that there was a apache 2.0/php bug concerning regexp. Considering these, I was wondering if /(\w+)[\@](\w+)?[\.]?(\w+)[\.](\w+)$/ is a good string to match email addresses, or if it might be putting additional stress on the server. I need to match user@a.com and user@a.b.com also. Thanks in advance.
<10> with php, how does one declare a cl*** destructor or is there no need?
<21> b1n0ry: not possible
<21> you can imitate one using register_shutdown_function()
<19> PHp5 has destructors, but 4 doesn't.
<10> Ralf: is garbage collection performed at the end of the script?
<19> b1n0ry: Yes, of course.
<21> i have a weird issue that i need to solve
<21> i have code to set a cookie
<21> when a user logs in
<3> Dr-Linux: Have you made any serious thoughts about doing you know... 'make install'?
<10> and are resources consumed by cl*** functions automatically freed during that garbage functions?
<21> it works perfectly on every server except the production server i am trying to install it on
<21> is there any reason why setcookie() would not work?
<22> why do gain access to open database if resource is out of object?
<19> b1n0ry: Yes.
<3> Ralf: No.
<10> that's all i needed to know. thanks, Ralf
<3> hummm... Never mind me :)
<23> my php script is bombing out without any error message at all, where could the fault be. There is no log and no nothing
<10> if a function can contain a function, can a cl*** contain a cl***?
<21> yes
<21> professorchen: is display_errors set to On ?
<3> !+error reporting
<24> Error reporting: Add <?php error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set('display_errors', 'on'); ?> to the top of your PHP script to display all errors, or set the display_errors to 'on' in your php.ini and error_reporting to E_ALL in your php.ini
<10> professorchen the problem could be that you have error reporting disabled
<21> or add php_value display_errors=On to your .htaccess file
<21> :-p
<23> ralf:display errors is set to On
<22> do i*
<3> lng: What's with /me?
<22> Stormchaser, why not?
<10> Stormchaser that's what i've been trying to figure out for weeks
<25> Apparently 'why' is a verb or something
<25> :P
<23> ralf: this is the top of the script - error_reporting(E_ALL);
<23> ini_set ('log_errors', 1);
<23> ini_set ('error_log', 'this_log');
<23> ini_set ('html_errors', 0);
<25> PASTEBIN
<25> >:O
<3> lng: It's idiotic, stupid AND annoying... What are the reasons 'for'?
<4> !+g16
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