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<0> you have a lot of app ran :)
<1> goedel: php.net/migration5
<2> thanks ||cw
<3> goedel: your company has PHP extension!?!?
<2> yes we have
<3> you have built-in PHP in the code of your company, or your company is .php?
<3> s/code/core
<4> i would write php extentions if my crappy server would let me load them
<1> Stormchaser: not everyone is able to speak semanticly correct english
<5> hehe
<2> we have a web server with php module where some C/C++ extensions are loaded as .so files
<4> Stormchaser: should have the infamous "ENGLISH MOTHER*****! DO YOU SPEAK IT!" line onjoin (from pulp fiction)
<5> hehe
<3> ||cw: I'd be happy with sensfull english...
<1> i understood it
<6> i'd be happy with senseful english as well
<7> i'd be happy with sensible english as well
<8> hi people
<8> i have a question
<8> in that echop
<8> echo $_COOKIE["utilizadorid"];
<8> give that error
<8> Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_ECHO, expecting ',' or ';' in C:\AppServ\www\helpdesk\index.php on line 15
<9> the problem isnt on that line then :P
<9> check for... a missing comma or semi-colon on a previous line
<10> MalMen: Have a look at line 1-14
<11> malmen: Yeh its useually the line of code before the one with the error, since one of th3e previous lines has not been properly closed.
<12> how could I probe a page and have a looksie to see what its content type is?
<8> yes
<8> its work now
<8> tks
<8> im lost a ;
<11> Hehe, learn to read errors, its quite usefull.
<11> :)
<3> !tell MalMen about enter
<13> for how long does stat() and filesize() cache its data? or simply until the script is finished executing?
<9> yeah
<9> end of script
<2> does anybody know what I have to observe when I port our PHP/Zend extensions (no file or URL extensions) which are written in C/C++ from PHP 4.0 to 5.1.2 (they are loaded dynamically as .so files)?
<9> but there's a function to clear it before then
<13> jiggster: ok thanks, yeah i know, clearstatcache()
<9> goedel: didnt you just ask?
<12> ..anyone have any idea how I can fetch the content-type of a page?
<9> thnee: ah okie
<2> jiggster: I was misunderstood
<14> how do i declare a variable without giving it a value?
<10> aec26: Useless in PHP
<14> i'd rather not have lines of $a=""; $b=""; etcetcetce
<2> php.net/migration5 does not answer my question!
<15> the whole concept of declared vars includes initialization....
<10> aec26: Since PHP is weakly typed, there is no sence in declaring variabled.
<10> *variables
<12> ..no idea then..?
<14> Frixon: ahh cos i have a loop that does $a .= "new bit", so i need to have a $a =""; before the loop right?
<16> aec26, you can do var $a;
<9> goedel: then perhaps try to rephrase it?
<14> "var $a;"?
<10> aec26: Right.
<16> aec26, yes
<14> cool
<10> Seadog: That's only for old fasioned PHP OOP.
<9> only in cl***es tho
<14> var $a; is fine ;)
<10> aec26: That's PHP4 OOP.
<14> ah
<9> public/private/protected being PHP5
<14> ok
<9> but thats all covered in the manual
<9> and i'ma collapse now cause my head freakin hurts :P
<9> ttyl itrebal have fun with... whatever :P
<10> aec26: Btw, you don't need initialization.
<10> aec26: for($i=0; $i<10; $i++) { $a .= $i; } echo $a; works fine.
<14> er. i get an error.
<10> That error is?
<14> Notice: Undefined variable: bod
<14> Notice: Undefined variable: body
<10> can you show me the code?
<10> Ah...btw...that's just a notice. Nothing that would make your code not work.
<14> oh so it is working then? dahhh!
<14> ok cheers!
<10> You can either use $body = ""; before the loop or just use @$body .= $val;
<17> Frixon: initialisation is *always* a good idea
<17> don't hide errors, fix them
<10> GarethAdams|Work: Sometimes it is OK to use @...for example if(@$_GET['foo'] == 'bar') ...
<17> agreed, sometimes it is
<17> but not in those circumstances
<17> that's why there's an isset() function
<10> aec26: He's right. Use $body = ''; in this case.
<17> yes, I see that in your @$_GET case it's obvious what the situation is
<1> Frixon: that not an acceptable place, isset() should be used there
<10> ||cw: I don't agree. :)
<17> but from there it's only a small step to @$foo in regular code, and then you move to a server with register_globals switched on...
<1> @ is for when there's no other way, like mysql functions warning when you want to handle the error yourself
<10> GarethAdams|Work: Sure thing that you have to know what you do. :)
<14> cool cheers guys
<17> but you have to remember when you write code that it might not be you who maintains it forever
<17> if you can *guarantee* that no one else will ever look at your code, and that you won't expand it, then I have no problem with what you do with it :)
<10> Yeah...just using $id instead of $_GET['id'] and stuff like that ;)
<10> You shouldn't believe how often people use that...
<11> OOps, endless loop :( Weird tho, you cant use a function that returns a mysql recourse in the argument for while...
<10> mysql recourse?
<11> $sql_recourse = MYSQL_QUERY("seelct * from somthing");
<11> dont mind the caps ;)
<10> What's wrong with that?
<10> Btw...SELECT * is evil
<16> be back later
<3> UltimateB|: That would make no sense, since the query is always not false (unless your SQL is screwed up)... Same as while(1) {... }
<11> Well, sppearantly ity doesnt
<3> UltimateB|: That's because that way it can end somewhere.
<11> but still, it returns a recource, just like mysql_fetch_***oc(), but appearantly the function gets executed every single time the while loops.
<18> if I type foo'bar in an <input type=text name=a> and submits, I will get $_REQUEST['a']="foo\\'bar" what's wrong with that?
<19> hey any one know what version of php this new worm affects. the advisory lists 1.1 but i'm rather skeptical cause thats pretty freaking old#
<11> Does qwork when i fiurst put the result in a variable and use that for the while, still, somewhat weird behavious imo.
<20> there's a way to make an argument default to something if it's not p***ed to a function, right?
<10> oskie: HTML attributes require quotes.
<11> function test ( $car ='default' )
<20> UltimateB|: cool, thanks :)
<18> Frixon: but it's not right... it submits as http://[...].php?a=foo%27bar still, $_REQUEST['a']=="foo\\'bar" is true
<10> oskie: What's your problem? Use stripslashes()
<5> su
<18> but why does PHP add slashes to incoming REQUEST vars?
<5> woops... this isn't me term.
<18> ah maybe it's magic_quotes_gpc
<10> oskie: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.get-magic-quotes-gpc.php
<1> oskie: it is the evil magic_quotes_gpc
<18> is magic_quotes_gpc enabled by default? should it be enabled by default?
<1> which is another thing that is going to go away in future php releases... and ti will not be missed
<1> oskie: depends on who packages it
<18> if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) unfck_gpc(); hehe
<10> oskie: Yeah. Best thing is to control it all by yourself
<10> oskie: http://rafb.net/paste/results/I6IPuS73.html - perhaps that'll help you :)
<18> thank you. I changed my php.ini tho
<21> her friends. how can i learn if i have mail() function working
<1> um, try it?
<10> mustafa: call mail()?
<10> yay, amazon shipped my order
<11> No wonder that it all got screwed... using an array in a while result without mysql_fetch_***oc... really, what was i thinking...
<21> i tried, and i still did not get the mail
<21> what may be the problem
<10> mustafa: A misconfigured Mail Server or wrong enties in the php.ini
<10> *entries
<21> i use debian, and never configured mail server
<10> So how should the mailserver work?
<10> Do you have one installed?
<21> i have sendmail installed
<22> mustafa: But you never configured it?
<21> okey. i dont make sense :) how can i configure sendmail
<10> mustafa: So you should google for a Howto concerning Debian and Sendmail
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