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<0> TML: illegal as in e_err
<1> TML: i mis-typed it because i know someone named bob graham
<2> hey
<3> itrebal: I think that's also the name of a flim-flammerist
<2> how can i enable full error reporting on a script?
<4> error_reporting(E_ALL);
<3> Kog: That's not an OO change, that's an error level change.
<1> TML: probably
<5> in a week or so i will officially be a mac user, just fyi :)
<3> philip: =O
<0> TML: no, if it starts to enforcce OO principals it regards OO. Further, there are now protection levels
<6> Jezek: It's definitely worth picking up. What you learn you can carry beyond PHP, while still being applicable to you -now-. When working with regular expressions you will do a lot of array processing, dealing with parser contexts, etc etc.
<0> TML: it's definately safe to say OO has changed...
<3> Kog: Language enforced protection levels are not a signifcant change.
<6> TML: I ***ume most professors are not currently also holding a night job at WebSense
<3> They're sugar
<5> Spoom: error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT);
<0> TML: not true at all
<3> Lateralus: Deus Ex Google
<0> TML: arguably it's not really OO without that enforcement
<7> ok
<6> TML: I've seen a few cases where professors switched teaching/workforce every two years or so, though.
<3> Kog: No, that's an argument that holds no water at all
<0> TML: go back and read parnas, part of his big thing was protection of data as part of encapsulation
<4> yeah, that too
<5> when E_ALL will include E_STRICT I'm not sure but somtime it will, thankfully
<0> TML: no, it's really not. Go back and read Parnas
<4> hmm
<5> 5.2 or 6.0, there is currently some debate on that :)
<3> Kog: I don't need to. Protection of data can be achieved without public/private/protected
<0> Lateralus: most professors are encouraged to do at least research
<0> TML: how did you do it in 4?
<6> Kog: Most people are encouraged to floss.
<0> TML: I'm not aware you could
<0> Lateralus: strongly encouraged.
<3> Kog: It's called "Design by Contract"
<0> Lateralus: profs can be fired for it
<0> TML: there was no enforcement for the contracts
<5> you and your preconditions/postconditions :)
<3> Kog: Enforcement != Protection
<0> TML: how did you do it in PHP4
<8> protection is useless if its not enforced...
<0> TML: I'm curious, because now I want to know
<3> Kog: $this->private
<0> TML: hm, not familiar with that
<3> It's not exposed in the contract, therefore it doesn't exist
<0> TML: was it an array or some such?
<3> Kog: It's not enforced at the language level
<9> spoom: yes
<0> TML: that counts as enforced
<3> The language does not need to enforce protection in order to provide seperation
<10> most OO languages let you get around their own enforcement of private vars anyway
<0> TML: it counts as "data hiding"
<3> Xyphoid: Indeed
<11> what can cause this output 'Object' from a wsdl request? what could mean this?
<12> TML what's that wget like program you use?
<9> I'm using PHP to create an image on my page and I want the image background to be transparent, but it shows up white. Here is the source http://pastebin.com/719730 and my URL http://24.220.186.15/scripts/chalkboard.php
<13> hey i need some help on building a php register page,if anyone can help me please pvt me of what ever
<14> one_red_eye, what browser are you testing this in
<9> mwarden: IE and Firefox
<14> http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=89472
<5> Jymmm: curl?
<12> philip: Nah, it was pavuk (just couldnt' recall the name)
<5> strange name :)
<13> i need a php register page to works with mysql 5 plus when someone registers it makes a directory in my root folder
<12> philip: Yep, thus the memory loss
<2> is there a way to compare a variable to a make sure its in an array? its an upload checking for a type in the array?
<2> its not as easy as $_FILES['userfile']['type'] == $array :)
<15> bye
<5> surfdue: isset($foo['bar']) is one way, using in_array is another
<13> guess not GhiN OT
<13> have a good day
<16> one_red_eye: After imagecreatefrompng .. put imageAlphaBlending($im, false); imageSaveAlpha($im, true);
<2> ok
<2> ill look up the in array function thanks
<17> guys could someone help me with a PEAR::auth problem? Since there doesn't seem to be much action in #pear
<12> !+g10
<18> Guideline #10) We don't support script(s). We help you *write* PHP, not recommend or download and install/hack/modify/adapt/use pre-written scripts
<12> !+g8
<18> Guideline #8) SQL Q's: #sql, #mysql or #postgresql. Apache Q's: #apache. Linux Q's: Either #yourdistro, #linuxhelp or #linpeople. HTML/CSS/JavaScript Q's: #web. Just because some other channel is 'dead' does NOT mean you can ask here.
<9> MarkL: cool, thanks!
<5> _bleee: use #pear on efnet
<16> np
<17> cheers will do
<2> another question how can I print an array ? but in clean text if the array excisted $allowedFiles = array("jpg","gif","png","frw", "bmp", "zip", "rar", "exe", "dat", "fws"); how can I list all values say split by commas?
<19> Kog, something like this? http://rafb.net/paste/results/A0LyYg70.html
<16> surfdue: echo join(',', $allowedFiles);
<0> lightbringer: oh hey... uh, one sec
<2> ok ty
<19> I realize that variable on line 21 doesn't support quotes right.
<19> But other then that...
<0> lightbringer: looks like you're doing something funky
<0> why do you define $bmtreply and then promptly write over it
<0> line 21 is superceded on line 32
<0> lightbringer: you should also consider file_get_contents for ***ignation
<19> Oh, I meant to write that to purchaseresponse.xml
<19> Writing bmtmreply to an xml file on that server or something.
<0> lightbringer: oh, it could be... I read your code backwards ;)
<0> lightbringer: last error, and this is a big one... you don't populate the POST values anywhere ;)
<19> Kog, why file_get_contents()? And how do I POST them?
<19> Again, this is the first PHP script I've ever written so I'm just trying to get it to work.
<0> lightbringer: well... file_get_contents would read from the file... so you don't want that
<19> Maybe I do above.
<0> lightbringer: there's a file_put_contents in php5, but you should be OK w/ an fwrite. As for the POST reg, one sec
<19> I don't know.
<0> lightbringer: curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $fields); (that's two lines)
<0> lightbringer: where $fields is the format of key=value&key2=value2, bear in mind that the values should probably be htmlspecialchars or urlencoded
<19> I'm lost.
<2> this is proper right? die("Error uploading file!".$fileField_name);
<5> surfdue: break it down
<19> What's the point of POSTFIELDS?
<2> wait i know thats right nvm ;)
<5> "foo".$bar is a string, die() is a function that takes a string, so yes, it looks appropriate
<0> lightbringer: it's the actual data
<0> lightbringer: encoded as key=val&key2=val2 (like in a URL http://blah.com?foo=bar&baz=arf)
<19> Then what's fopen() and fwrite() ?
<20> hi
<0> fopen and fwrite are FS functions to open a file on the disk, and write to it
<19> I'm reading and writing to a file.
<0> yes, you are
<20> what can I do to use PHP 5 when my server has php5 but by default is set PHP4?
<19> Which is what I thought POSTing was.
<19> (a file on a server)
<0> no, POST is part of an HTTP request
<0> you're using cURL to do that in your script
<2> is there a way I can get a list of mime types in an array on php.net or somewhere?
<21> Hello.
<21> I have a very simple question that will make some of your eyes roll.
<21> :P
<21> anybody up for a very noobish question?
<20> can anybody help me?
<19> Kog, then why am I reading and writing to files on a server? Is that completely not necessary?
<2> nvm got it :) http://www.phpfreaks.com/mimetypes.php
<20> pleas
<20> e
<0> lightbringer: I have no idea why you're doing it. I figured you uh... no, I have no idea
<17> the whole asking to ask questions thing is never a good idea. Just ask.
<0> etam: set php5 up as a CGI
<19> I just POST the XML data back and forth using the data encoded in CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS?
<20> Kog:
<20> Kog: how?
<0> lightbringer: that'll post it to the server, then the cURL bit will capture whatever the remote server gives you
<0> etam: google it
<5> ratbert90: don't ask to ask just ask!
<0> etam: I don't quite recall off the top of my head, and it depends on how you want to do it
<20> Kog: look for set php5 up?
<0> etam: ... what OS are you running
<21> eh, here it is anyway. I am making a website and need to set /header.php on everything. header.php works, however, I need to set the variable $home so that way I can just type include $home/index.php
<19> Kog, which cURL bit?
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