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<0> Pollita: gd is installed, but still error .. any other suggestion ?
<1> Dr-Linux: is it installed for apache module or CLI?
<2> it looks like if you require_once the same file inside the scope of multiple different functions, the variables defined in the required file only get into the first function scope
<3> can i redirect the ouput of a print_r to a log?
<2> hax: use the output buffering functions
<2> hax: ob_start()et al
<4> no dont use output buffering.
<5> hax, print_r($var, true) will return the output of print_r
<4> hax: use var_export()
<3> mfonda: oh, ok, awesome
<2> heh, well there you go, three ways to skin that cat
<4> mfonda: I think you're thinking of var_export...
<0> Stormchaser: i'm not sure about apache module but i compile it and i edit in php.ini and php -m output shows gd
<0> Stormchaser: do i need in httpd.conf as well?
<5> AcidReign, no, I am thinking of print_r
<0> JpGraph Error This PHP installation is not configured with the GD library. Please recompile PHP with GD support to run JpGraph. (Neither function imagetypes() nor imagecreatefromstring() does exist)
<4> mfonda: ok, well I'm trying to double check the manual, but its not responding right now :-|
<4> ah yes, there it is, added in 4.3
<1> Dr-Linux: do not repeat anymore.
<0> Stormchaser: ok
<6> Has anyone here used PHPUnit? I'm not looking for support for it, just some feedback if it's any good, or if there are any caveats.
<7> gah just wrote an error handler and then found out about xdebug :-/
<8> heh
<7> well i knew about xdebug before but i'd forgotten about it
<7> still it might not email and log errors which my handler does
<7> need to find out how to produce dumps to feed into kcachegrind though
<7> enygma: it was your article that reminded me about it :)
<8> :D
<9> Does php have a problem reading new php.ini settings. I get an error message no matter how much I change the memory setting
<10> professorchen: have you restarted the webserver?
<4> professorchen: did you restart apache for every change?
<0> php module and php library is different things?
<9> it is a cli, not an apache script. Does that matter?
<6> professorchen: Yes, your cli version may read a different php.ini. Mine does (SuSE 10). Call phpinfo() from your cli version to double check.
<4> professorchen: php -i | less
<5> php -i | grep 'ini' :)
<11> is it enough code for compressed output: ob_start("ob_gzhandler");
<12> lng: you shouldn't do that at the PHP level
<12> lng: use mod_gzip for apache then it's transparent
<11> why not?
<12> lng: because then you have to worry about doing it in everything that outputs something
<11> if i just include that line in all my pages?
<12> not to mention, you then have to worry about whether or not apache is already doing it
<9> there was another php.ini in /etc/ and that is where the script was reading its settings from. I thought it used the combined in settings
<9> doing php -i | less - gave me this error - Allowed memory size of 32 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 9 bytes) - things are getting really weird
<11> caffinated, mod_gzip might not be isnstalled on some hosts
<12> lng: so?
<2> professorchen: sounds like you forgot to put M
<11> caffinated, my example should be used
<2> professorchen: edit php.ini and change it to 32 megs instead of 32 bytes
<12> lng: honestly, I'd rather have uncompressed output, than run the risk of double compressing output.
<12> lng: no, your example should not be used.
<13> I need some help.. I'm p***ing html+js+php plaintext code through a php echo statement to a js function (this be for ajax). Its been working fine for a while, untill I try to p*** javascript code through as well - it doesnt load the javascript code at all.
<12> compression of output should occur at the webserver level.
<11> caffinated, does it speed up page load?
<14> is this possible: $match[0] = 'a'; $match[1] = 'b'; if (strstr('aaaa',$match)) { foo; }
<12> lng: no, it speeds up transfer of the page.
<11> caffinated, that's what i meant
<12> however, that doesn't change the fact that using php to do it is a bad idea. unless you've already gone a step further in your bad idea and implemented your webserver in php
<11> caffinated, "no, your example should not be used" explain pls
<12> lng: i already have, several times.
<11> double compression?
<15> spuds, yes
<15> spuds, is match an array or a string ?
<11> is there any way to find out what apache modules are installed w/o contacting admin?
<14> colder, $match is a array
<15> its its a string -> yes, if its an array -> RTFM http://fr.php.net/strstr strstr only accepts strings
<14> colder, it doesn't seem to work. Is there a function that will ?
<14> which FM should I read on matching arrays ?
<15> use a foreach and a strpos
<15> do you want it to return true if one of them is matche, or if everyone is ?
<15> matched*
<12> lng: probably. check http://php.net/apache - however, you're ***uming that the application will always run on apache, which is also a bad idea.
<14> colder, one or more matches.
<11> caffinated, do you accomodate your apps to other httpds?
<11> apache_get_modules()
<11> caffinated
<12> lng: a well written app shouldn't care what webserver it's using
<11> caffinated, agree
<16> can i ask a dumb question?
<12> anyhow, it's php->httpd->client - the logical place for compression is in the layer before the client.
<17> lng: HTTP compression should be done by the httpd. All the PHP ways of doing it are kludges, and most of them are buggy kludges.
<17> TANKER_: You just did.
<16> hahahahah
<11> TML, thanx
<12> s/x/ks/
<11> caffinated, thanx to you too!
<17> caffinated: Hey, you can have the thanks. I want the Than X.
<16> well like when i ./configure ---XXXXXXXXXXXX stuff is there a file or a way i can edit it in there?
<17> TANKER_: What do you mean?
<12> TML: heh
<18> let see i have
<18> style=\"width: 100%\">";
<18> if I wish to add a font property to that
<18> style:\font: arial 10x\"width:100%\">"
<18> something like that
<17> d3vlabs: #web for HTML and CSS questions.
<18> TML: yeah but i love you guys more
<1> ...
<16> like can i do something like ./configure --include-myphp.conf and put all the configure lines into that file?
<17> d3vlabs: Don't mistake that for a request.
<5> TANKER_, if you want to change, you have to recompile with what you want to change it to
<4> d3vlabs: you wont when you get kicked
<11> TML, did you mean mod_gzip?
<18> AcidReign: i still will
<1> ...and #void for everything else... Just for you.
<17> TANKER_: No, but phpinfo() always shows you what options the running PHP was compiled with.
<4> Stormchaser: is that something like #shell ? :-)
<19> d3vlabs the feeling is not mutual
<20> Hi everyone
<16> i know but im a noob and i want an easy way to recompile
<1> AcidReign: ;)
<17> lng: If you happen to be using Apache, and you happen to choose mod_gzip, sure. Apache isn't the only HTTPD, and mod_gzip isn't the only HTTP compression module.
<17> TANKER_: phpinfo()
<20> I'm trying to install libpdf and when I do pear install libpdf it complains about phpize not found
<5> TANKER_, php -i | grep 'configure' ... this will say, what your current is, change it as you wish when you recompile
<20> I've been looking around and it should be included in php cli, which I have installed
<1> KoMpLoT: Have you installed php-devel package?
<5> TANKER_, or write it down, copy+paste, etc...
<20> Stormchaser, mmm, will check
<11> TML, it's hard tomake it compattable then
<16> can i just C&P with the ' ' on everything?
<5> yes
<17> lng: I don't understand what you mean.
<1> KoMpLoT: Well.. phpize has nothing to do with CLI, but it does have to do with devel part of PHP., so... :)
<21> cya
<11> TML: i meant that it's hard to make portable apps
<20> Stormchaser, I'm installing the dev tools right now ;) :) thanks!!
<1> np
<17> lng: Your app shouldn't be aware of HTTP compression or lack thereof.
<17> lng: You let the *HTTPD* handle that.
<11> TML, right...
<11> TML, and one can just ask for it his hoster provider?
<17> lng: I don't understand what you mean.
<12> lng: i'm starting to think you have a nice solid chunk of granite between your ears.
<11> caffinated, :)
<11> caffinated, thank you
<1> lng: That's not a compliment
<11> Stormchaser, i know
<14> can I break out of a foreach() loop with break;?
<17> spuds: Hmm...I wonder how you could find out?
<2> I'm kinda stuck now because require_once doesn't re-import variables if you call it again in a new scope. I have a library that needs to include a configuration file that has a dynamically constructed name. Because the name is dynamically constructed, I wanted to require_once it in each function in the library that needed it, p***ing the name in. The "configuration file" also has some functions in it, so I can't just use require() instead. I th
<2> ink I've coded myself into a corner.
<1> TML: By rip[ping the computer appart?
<17> Stormchaser: What's with you today? Are you drunk?
<17> Or maybe have a swollen finger?
<1> TML: No idea... Certanly not drunk... Could be everything else, tho :)
<20> I'm getting this error at installing pdflib (pear install pdflib):
<11> TML, we do not have control of apche modules on shared hosting environments...
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