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<0> Mike|mb: *growl*
<1> I have a form with a bunch of submit buttons, each one has a variable name and I need to be able to see which submit button was pressed, so it goes through the possible names to see which one is set
<1> I'm sure there's a more elegant way to do this but this is what's working now and I need it done soon hehe
<2> Zakabog: thats exactly where id use that :p
<1> Hehe
<2> well, ive also used it to set "selected" status on certain form inputs based on $_GEt
<3> im getting Fatal error: Cl*** entry requested for an object without PHP cl*** in /usr/local/lib/php/PEAR.php on line 863
<3> running pear install x/x
<3> pear version 1.4.9
<4> Zakabog: give them all the same name and different values, then you just check that name
<0> try #pear
<3> Stormchaser i already tryied
<0> !+g10
<5> 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
<0> actually...
<0> !+g8
<5> 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.
<2> g8 works better
<2> :p
<0> Gimp_: *stab*
<2> Stormchaser: haha
<2> Stormchaser: i was thinking g8 the second he said he already tried.
<4> mysyfy: #pear on efnet has a few more people
<6> anyone ever use VPS hosting from register fly
<7> whats the best way of handing dates in an sql database, using unixtime, date or datetime?
<7> bleh wrong channel, sorry
<8> is there any freebsd program or port to source format php code?
<8> (like fixing my indentation)
<9> hey i'm getting an error 'call to a member function createElement() on a non object' on this code: http://igargoyle.com/phptest.txt
<9> the line in question is http://igargoyle.com/phptest.txt
<9> er $root = $doc->appendChild($node);
<9> can someone give me a hand, my code looks correct to me
<9> i'm just trying to do a simple php xml dom writing exercise to get used to php's xml dom
<1> If there's a nested for loop inside another for loop, how do I exit out of the main loop from the nested one?
<10> nym: What is $doc?
<9> $doc is new DOMDocument('1.0', 'iso-8859-1');
<11> Zakabog: put a boolean conditional inside the main, set it before exiting from the nested one, test it in the main, if true, exit the main.
<4> Zakabog: break 2;
<10> nym: No, it's not
<1> Oh thanks
<10> nym: Read your own code
<9> i have another example working
<9> it's not?
<10> nym: Show me in your code where you created $doc as a DOMDocument instance
<9> oh i see
<9> bother
<9> close but no cigar
<9> thanks TML
<9> cool, i have a nice xml example now
<9> cheers
<1> Does anyone see anything wrong with this line? $id = $red_id;
<1> Oh
<1> Grrrr I see it now, it's supposed to be $ref_id;
<1> I just spent 20 minutes trying to figure out why such a simple statement wasn't working
<12> Zakabog, that kinda crap get me all the time =)
<12> Usually = instead of ==/
<7> I guess i'm doing this wrong?
<7> echo "<td align='left'>" . date('jS M y', $row['added']) . "</td>";
<7> as I get 1st Jan lol
<12> bullrage, 1st Jan 1970?
<7> 1st Jan 70 :D
<13> Maybe $row['added'] doesn't contain what you think it does, or what date() expects.
<13> Sounds ilke it contains 1.
<12> mattmcc, beat me to it.
<7> $row['added'] contains 2006-05-21, and this is the first time i'm doing anything with sql dates
<13> Yeah, date expects a unix timestamp.
<12> bullrage, date() expects a UNIOX timestamp.
<12> !timestamp
<7> oh, i'll change the data type from DATE to unixtimestamp then
<12> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time
<9> Zakabog: those are the most annoying kinds of errors
<12> Zakabog, what is helpful in that situation is to turn error reporting full on (error_reporting(E_ALL). Then you will get "undefined variable $red_id"
<14> if php has support for mysql I should be able to find mysql in phpinfo(), correct?
<13> If the module is loaded, sure.
<7> how do i set the database to be in unix timesptamps :s
<13> You don't, really. Just use a function to convert it.
<15> can anyone tell me why if i've seted the fetchmode as ***oc some queris work like mysql_num and others link mysql_***oc?
<14> mattmcc: the module? :)
<13> The mysql extension.
<7> I did, the field was set to 'date' data type, and the unix_timestamp() function is set, but it leaves the date at 0000-00-00
<14> mattmcc: how do I see if its loaded or not?
<13> tominator: Well, you'll have a mysql section in your phpinfo output.
<14> hehe okay
<14> so my problem is obviously that I havnt loaded the module ;D
<16> What function do you 'close' cl***es with?
<17> eml: an object is destructed as soon as there are no more references to it.
<17> (i hope this answers your question)
<16> rodion, Ok, so there's no function to call, that's ok.
<17> in php5, you can implement __destruct in a cl***. that method will be called, when the object is destroyed and can be used for freeing resources, etc.
<17> eml: yeah, there's no need to explicitly destroy an object.
<16> Good, good.
<18> How would I tell if a string matches a regex?
<0> kamoricks: Usually you don't get 'false' from the function
<18> Stormchaser: Well, which function wouldn't I get false from?
<18> Ah, preg_match, cool.
<1> What does this mean - Division by zero in settings_func.php on line 137?
<1> Line 137 is a }
<0> Zakabog: You're dividing something with a 0
<1> But how?
<18> Normally with the / sign
<0> Zakabog: pastebin the code
<18> $replace = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'].":8080"; is giving me a: Unexpected ')' at __LINE__ in __FILE__
<18> Which I think is quite odd, because the there is no mismatched paren anywhere in the code.
<0> urf? kamoricks: Look a line higher / lower
<1> http://pastebin.com/729040
<1> Line 137 is the } all the way on the bottom before the ?>
<18> Stormchaser: It's clean everywhere.
<18> Stormchaser: I'm as sure as I can get without having it validate its own parens.
<1> haha oh that } isn't supposed to be there
<1> Wait, yeah it is
<1> Grr
<0> Zakabog: Hum... It looks okay here... Maybe you send some weird data in?
<1> I just saw one of the .'s was a /
<1> All my problems are typos hehe
<1> Thanks though
<18> What should I use to count occorances of a specific string in another?
<19> how to extract each value after "," to array... America,Asia,Europe,Special Offer,Other ?
<4> CyberMad: explode()
<4> kamoricks: substr_count()
<19> thanks..
<17> kamoricks: www.php.net/substr_count
<20> Does anyone know how to get a hold of the people from php working on Google Summer of Code?
<0> schmalls_: IF I were you, I'd post what you want on internals
<20> Stormchaser: thanks
<19> how do i know.. how many array that contains in $iseng ? $iseng = explode(',',"America,Asia,Europe,Special Offer,Other");
<19> so i can do loop and insert it to array
<0> CyberMad: count(0
<0> erk... count()
<19> thank you.. it's correct :)
<4> if you just need to insert it into an array then use array_merge()
<10> Or, if you just want to iterate over it, use foreach()
<0> TML: I recolored the pags, so that now the fox people really look like *fox* :)
<10> =)
<0> wanna see?
<0> http://storm.homeunix.org/misc/bts/page11.jpg
<0> TML: Well? Is it better now?
<10> Stormchaser: I'm not a GUI right now. I'll let you know once I've had a chance to look.
<0> TML: oh, okay :(
<18> Why does strtoupper(substr($file, 0, 1)) . substr($file, 1, strlen(file)); stop after 5 chars? It really shouldn't, if I get substr.
<21> hi, can someone tell me how to turn a number into a string? I have a string packet and I'm doing strlen(packet) but I want the string of that number which is returned.
<18> michelp: "".$num.
<21> nice, thanks ;)
<4> kamoricks: strlen($file) not strlen(file) ;)
<4> michelp: it will be turned into a string implicitly if you use it with a function like strlen()
<20> michelp: or: (string) $num
<4> you very rarely need to make the conversion yourself
<18> Oh... Duh. Thanks.
<18> Well, it even converted the reserved word to a string based on context.
<18> Right now I'm wondering what the string literals are for...
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