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<0> this warning? This MySQL extension doesn't support full functionality of MySQL versions greater than 4.1.0. For that, use MySQLi.
<1> it shows the fals link TML itrebal
<2> bigga_: Yes
<3> though, it may save you the h***le of escapgin if you use single quotes
<4> well i was gonna say the quotes are all backwards
<2> mdl003: <?php echo "<a href='javascript:xy(\"url\")'>\n"; -> <a href='javascript:xy("url")'>
<4> should be using <a href=""> etc
<0> i used --with-mysql --with-mysqli --enable-bundled-mysqli on the config
<2> bigga_: That doesn't make much sense. MySQL and MySQLi are sort of either/or.
<1> TML: no its not the output here..
<5> if I have $a = array('a','b','c') and $b = array('d','e','f'), how do I join them into one array so $c == array('a','b','c','d','e','f'); ?
<4> http://www.php.net/array
<2> mdl003: Then you've done something stupid and you need to tell us what it is.
<4> it's very much so covered in the manual fearmoth
<2> fearmoth: Hint: You want to *merge* the arrays
<0> mmm.... maybe im wrong, but i used both before the upgrade...
<5> oh, I've been looking but that one must've slipped by thanks
<0> but ill recompile without --with-mysql this time and see what it happens
<4> thats what we're here for, lol
<6> fearmoth, array_merge
<7> anyone have ideas of how a plugin system works, or an article that describes it?
<2> bigga_: In fact, that *should* have thrown the error:
<2> "--with-mysql (using bundled libs) can not be used together with --with-mysqli"
<2> raden: Wow, are *you* late to the party.
<0> well... it didnt :)
<0> guess im special
<1> TML: this is the original code: addAppend("div2","innerHTML", " <a href=' javascript:showGPage( \" $url \" ) '> ".show."</a>")
<2> bigga_: Where did mysql_config get installed?
<2> mdl003: And what is addAppend()?
<6> TML, alot of lag for a bit i didnt see anything till i typed that
<1> TML: a special function.. which includes the link to div2 -> <div id="div2"> without changing at all
<2> mdl003: Either addAppend() or something addAppend() calls is changing the input string.
<1> TML: its from an open source ajax framework which is called xajax.. and the function doesnt change the input..
<2> mdl003: Then you're not being entirely forthcoming. Try it yourself: <?php echo "<a href='javascript:xy(\"url\")'>\n";
<0> TML, /usr/bin/mysql_config
<1> TML: is there another way to solve the problem?
<2> mdl003: The only way that DOESN'T echo <a href='javascript:xy("url")'> is when you've done something to prevent it from doing so.
<2> mdl003: Not that won't run into the same problem your echo is having, whatever that may be.
<2> bigga_: What -L arguments does "/usr/bin/mysql_config --libmysqld-libs" return?
<0> -L/usr/lib/mysql -lmysqld -lz -lpthread -lcrypt -lnsl -lm -lpthread -lrt
<0> weird... -lmysqld is there
<2> bigga_: Does /usr/lib/mysql/mysqld.(a|so) exist?
<8> what would cause getimagesize on a URL make a 400 bad request error when the same url works in a browser?
<0> TML, its on /usr/libexec
<2> bigga_: What?
<0> /usr/libexec/mysql
<2> bigga_: Why is it there?
<2> bigga_: You didn't install mysql correctly. It should be on the path indicated by the -L
<0> dont have a clue... as i said, i grabbed the tgz
<2> -L/usr/lib/mysql
<1> TML: you r right that framework is ****ty :( .. anyway how could i encode an url to list of unique chars and decode it safe?
<2> bigga_: By "grabbed the tgz", do you mean "installed the slackware package" or "installed from source"?
<0> the slackware package
<2> cw2: When the server at the other end does sniffing to see what client is requesting the image and sends a 400 error to anything they want to reject
<9> http://insertdomainhere.org/?source The source is on the bottom.
<2> bigga_: Then you should seek help from a slackware forum as to why the slackware package installs a mysql_config that says files are in one place, when they're in a wholly different spot, and what the proper "fix" is for that.
<1> is rawurlencode the right fucntion for my purpose?
<9> The problem I am having is that its only showing one link at the top.
<9> There should be 10.
<2> mdl003: I don't understand what your "purpose" is, so it's hard to say.
<0> the 'make' is making its work... i think itll compile this time
<1> TML: to just send an url to a javascript function.. thats what i want
<2> root404: I don't do mysql, so I'm guessing here, but I think you misunderstand how "LIMIT" works, because I read your select statement as saying "return 0 rows at offset 10"
<0> Build complete.
<2> mdl003: There are no functions in PHP to "javascript escape" a string. You'll need to roll your own.
<9> TML: So what should it be?
<2> root404: That's really a question for #mysql
<0> TML, seens like the problem was that --with-mysql
<0> TML, thanks for the help bud
<9> TML: I don't think that's the problem because it works on root404.com like that.
<10> is there a way to get the call stack from php if/when it crashes?
<2> root404: Have you tried checking how many rows PHP is getting back in the result set?
<2> whereami-work: No.
<9> TML: I'm not sure how to do that...
<2> whereami-work: If PHP crashes, it dumps a corefile and goes away quickly.
<11> Hello, all. Can I cause Apache to not execute .php files in a certain directory?
<2> root404: php.net/mysql-num-rows
<2> pmw: Yes.
<10> TML, sorry, i don't mean PHP crashing, i mean bad code crashing, heh.
<2> whereami-work: I don't understand the distinction
<2> A crash presumably comes from bad code.
<11> TML: would you please tell me how, or tell me what to search for? I've not been able to find this so far.
<2> Are you suggesting there are crashes that come from GOOD code?
<2> pmw: php.net/apache
<2> pmw: It's example #1
<10> TML, bad PHP code, like dereferencing a null object, in php, not PHP's C sources.
<3> http://www.devhome.org/404.html
<11> TML: I ****. Thanks.
<3> i find that rather amusing
<2> whereami-work: PHP's userland doesn't have things like "dereferencing a null object"
<10> TML, $obj = null; $obj->junk; // crashy
<4> itrebal: you read my mind i just pasted the same damn link in another channel
<2> whereami-work: That doesn't crash.
<2> whereami-work: And it's not dereferencing, either, FWIW
<3> jiggster: :)
<10> TML, i figured it wasn't dereferencing, but i didn't know what to call it.
<2> whereami-work: accessing a property
<10> ok
<2> whereami-work: Try it, though. It doesn't crash. It silently does nothing.
<12> whereami-work: You didn't know but yet call it dereferencing. :)
<13> Any reason that on apache 2.2 mpm-worker + php5 that the Engine would interpret files ending in .deb as PHP code??
<13> I had to php_admin_flag the engine off .... It makes no sence.
<2> sbrath: You know you're not supposed to run PHP on anything other than mpm-prefork, right?
<10> tws, i figured anybody who knows C/C++ would know what i was talking about anyway.
<2> sbrath: It breaks
<2> whereami-work: The problem is that I know what you're talking better than you do, and thus get confused when you start mis-applying terminology.
<2> whereami-work: Such as "crash"
<13> I didn't have to do the zts with this version, should I set it up as a cgi then for simplicity.
<2> PHP doesn't "crash".
<2> sbrath: Something like 90% of the libraries PHP uses are not thread-safe, even when ZTS is on.
<13> so CGI it will have to be then...
<4> er?
<10> TML, yes, i know you do, i'm quite sorry, i'm not much of a php guy.
<2> sbrath: As for why it's interpreting .deb files as PHP code, I can only figure you have a mis-applied mime-type somewhere.
<2> sbrath: Maybe try "grep -sr 'x-httpd' <path to apache root>"
<10> TML, ok, i was actually using a bad example, what i meant was something more like $obj=null; $obj->junk(); // Fatal error
<2> Or look in /etc/mime.types
<2> whereami-work: php.net/errorfunc
<2> whereami-work: That's all there is
<2> whereami-work: Make sure to pay attention to the portions at the top of function definitions that tell you which version(s) of PHP the function(s) are available in.
<2> That's one area of PHP that's been in high flux
<10> TML, heh, thanks, debug_print_backtrace() will do nicely ;) (yes, i am using php 5)
<1> TML: are sure if there is no encoding function which uses only characters (a ..z) ?
<5> can I have two functions with the same name in a cl***, like function set($index, $data) and function set($data) ? so set($index, $data) would update, and set($data) would add to a list?
<3> fearmoth: no
<14> hello friends
<3> fearmoth: though, you could have function set($index, $data=null){if($data == null){//run this if $data is null... return true;} //Run this if $data isn't null
<5> can I have it in this order though? function set($index=null, $data) ?
<14> anybody knows a tool to generate documentation from mi source code?
<3> you'd have it function set($data, $index=null){if($index == null){//run this if $index is null... return true;} //Run this if $index isn't null}
<15> hey guys
<16> hi there, guys.
<15> I have this weird problem... I open up a file to write using fopen command and it says Warning: fopen(settings.dat): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/abc/public_html/xyz/index.php on line 13
<15> I've checked to make sure xyz permission and index.php permissions were set at 777
<15> what could go wrong?
<15> ello?
<15> anyone here?
<15> can someone please help?!
<17> can I sort a multimensional array by a specific key?
<16> murdoc, I'm having a similar problem while uploading a file into the server.
<1> pls could someone explain me how i could encode a string in an integer?
<18> A... what? int->String, or String->int?
<15> ajnewbold: I think you can
<19> quit
<15> mdl003: do you mean hash it
<15> ?
<17> murdoc: I've got $array['foo']['bar']['timestamp']... and I want to sort the whole $array by ['timestamp']
<17> there's got to be a way to do this
<15> so how does your timestamp look like? what's the format?
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