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<0> Lomat: NO IT WONT!
<0> god
<0> since when does an XHTML document start with <?=
<0> I have short tags off >.<
<1> I go a check like, if(!$_GET) $_GET = $HTTP_GET_VARS;
<2> sorry i miss read the <?= part above and cleared the window :)
<1> s/go/do/
<1> beebop: I still use them, but I check to make sure my version supports them first
<3> $_GET =& $HTTP_GET_VARS;
<0> Lomat: this is why I've been trying to get across, <?= is a supported part of php, it works with short tags turned off, and doesn't interfere with XML :(
<0> anyone fancy helping me with my problem now? :)
<1> kestas: That would work too
<1> :)
<3> imphasing, it would be a few nanoseconds faster too :) always a good thing
<1> kestas: hehe
<2> bah too much of it, whats you issue MikeH :)
<0> I'll repeat
<0> "can anyone look at this: http://pastebin.com/566697 - it displays this page: http://new.stimulate-gaming.com/matches/ - the problem is, it's only showing one result under each "type""
<1> MikeH: You're also ***uming that the version of php that someone is going to be using was built with "-enable-php-tags", but you're probably not concerned about compatibility. I'll just give it up.
<0> and before you say it, I've checked the query in mysql, and it returns more than 1 result
<0> imphasing: I compile my own php thankyou, and it wasnt built with -enable-php-tags
<1> Never under estimate the power of mysql_fetch_***oc
<1> :)
<1> MikeH: Hopefully the next chump that runs it will think just like you.
<0> are you one of these troll type people that think everyone must code like you?
<1> I think it's good coding practice to make sure your code is compatible with version LOADS of people use.
<1> But that's just mean.
<1> You go do your own thing.
<0> I think you are failing to see the difference between a short tag (<?) and the echo operator (<?=)
<4> imphasing: most of the stuff in php5 isn't compatible anyway... what's the point then?
<2> MikeH: shouldn't you use ORDER BY type instead of GROUP BY type
<4> cl***es anyone?
<5> MikeH: actualy, <?= is one of the features that short open tags turns ON
<1> infect: Hah, no cl***es for me, thanks. PHP's cl***es scare me..
<0> Lomat: well the first query is just to get the different "types" that are in the database
<0> the second grabs all the rows with that type
<0> so each type has its own heading
<6> I am needing ***istance with a function that is not working correctly. I have constructed a function that takes an array and implodes it, once it is imploded, I am needing to encrypt it so I can drop a cookie. When I go to decrypt and explode it, I am not getting original three values... Can anyone help me with this?
<6> BTW, as long as I do not encrypt the array, the implode and explode works just fine
<0> and ||cw: i have short tags OFF and it works fine
<5> and your tabbing, or lack thereof, makes it really hard to quickly see where your loops start and end
<0> gabrielone: surely you need to encrypt each value in the array, not the array it's self?
<0> It's tabbed
<4> has anyone gotten this error before? "Warning: readdir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource"
<0> some lines are a little long, but it's tabbed... just :P
<4> i know that it 1) is a directory and 2) has 777 permissions
<6> MikeH: I just tried that and I am getting an Iv size incorrect on the decrypt function when the visited page goes to validate and decrypt the cookie...
<5> you have if blocks inside a while block that are to the left of the while block, that's NOT tabbed
<0> infect: the directories below it permissions
<7> hi allz
<8> infect: is your server running safemode on, and how did you create the folder
<7> Stormx2: ping
<5> anyway, i don't see a problem with the code, must be your data
<2> MikeH: you could try... while( ($re = mysql_fetch_object( $result )) !== FALSE ) Maybe the next row object is being evaled as false?
<0> gabrielone: I'm not sure about that one, it is tabbed fine in my editor, not sure why that happened
<4> sema: folder was created via ftp
<6> MikeH: I can post the snippet of code if you would like to look at it
<6> k Thanks....
<1> infect: What OS is the php running on?
<8> infect: ok, if it was created by php it could be a server permission error on safemode on
<4> freebsd 4.9 i believe
<0> gabrielone: how do you mean?
<1> Hrmm..
<5> MikeH: my guess is that you used tabs on some liens and spaces on others, but the tabs-per-space fo pastebin is different than your editor
<0> texturizer is a bit funny like that
<0> sometimes it tabs, sometimes it spaces, it normally converts tabs to spaces when copying and pasteing
<2> MikeH: you could also echo the result from mysql_num_rows() 'just to make sure' that there should be more then 1 result.
<1> Yay for vi's space-tabs
<1> :)
<0> and ||cw - the query works fine in mysql command line
<0> good plan Lomat :)
<4> sema: safe mode is off and the permissions are 777 on the folder and the folder above
<4> imphasing: i doubt it's freeBSD's problem?
<0> aah
<0> Lomat: there are 3 rows
<0> while just doesn't seem to be looping
<1> infect: Well, sometimes if you're running it on windows, since they have a different directory structure, it could cause problem, but that's obviously no the case.
<4> imphasing: hmm i see
<2> Mike did you try what i said about about the while loop?
<0> while( ($re = mysql_fetch_object( $result )) !== FALSE
<0> I'll try it
<2> MikeH: ha ha ha ha just spotted the bug :)
<0> oh yeah?
<5> MikeH: ahha i just saw it
<9> why isn't this valid? $start_tag = "<txt$nbr>"; ?
<2> MikeH: look at your 'match result' code :)
<5> $result = mysql_query.....
<5> $result = '<span style="co....
<5> you are killing your results
<0> oh
<0> lol
<0> haha
<2> ;)
<7> anyone of you from NY ?
<0> well spotted guys!
<0> thanks
<0> yay, works :)
<9> anyone?
<10> stylus, it is valid?
<4> StylusEater_Work: try concatenating it outside of the "s
<1> StylusEater_Work: Try $foo = "<txt."$nbr.">";?
<9> well...I'm creating start and end tags
<9> to use to parse a file
<7> $start_tag = "<txt{$nbr}>";
<10> do you want $nbr to be replaced?
<9> ahhhh...let me try that imphasing
<1> Or what CPUnerd said
<9> yes I want $nbr to be replaced
<10> ooooooooooow :)
<4> $start_tag = "<txt" . $nbr. ">";
<10> $start_tag = '<txt'.$nbr.'>';
<9> thx
<9> infect and Ruud: I get a T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING error with those two
<9> CPUnerd: that doesn't return anything...as in...when I echo that variable
<9> it contains nothing
<7> paste your code on some pastebin
<10> stylus, in that case you probably missed something like a ; at the end of the previous line
<7> ~pastebin
<7> !pastebin
<7> last try
<9> nope...checked that Ruud
<7> !paste
<9> k thx
<4> StylusEater_Work: pastebin it?
<9> I have a whole slew of files...
<9> this is just an include
<4> just the few surrounding lines
<7> what if you just print '---> ' . $nbr . ' <-------';
<9> www.pastebin.com/566756
<7> well, where do you define $nbr ??
<9> brb
<0> hrm
<0> is this a valid mysql query
<0> SELECT * FROM table WHERE us < them;
<0> I have 1 field where us < them, yet it doesn't show the result
<0> It's really strange :|
<11> strings generally need to be quoted
<4> MikeH: what type is that field?
<0> they are fields
<0> err int
<0> both "us" and "them" are int
<4> try using the extended form... thisTable.us < thisTable.them
<0> hrm
<0> no
<0> for some reason they are char
<0> even though I set them to int
<4> :)
<0> stupid phpmyadmin
<0> yay, finally have a half completed results page \o/
<0> looks quite good too :)
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