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<0> hi! which free webhosting site do you recommend for PHP? in addition to php, I'd need a sitename.hosting.com type address (so I can alias my real domain name to that name)
<1> Hali_303: we don't
<2> The first rule of ##php is that you do not ask.
<3> the first rule of #php is you dont talk about #php
<1> mattmcc: i mixed up the lines, because 11) occurs at the end of one line, and "don't ask" occurs at the beginning of another.
<4> HungTom: Good thing you're in ##php, eh?
<3> Hali_303 most FREE hosting ****s so bad its worth paying, due to the headaches you will have with them
<3> yup!
<1> mattmcc: at least, it does with this particular window size
<5> Does anyone know a way, thats non microsofty, to pull a mac address of a user going to your webpage?
<2> caffinated: I find something terribly amusing about having rules that conflict in that way.. :)
<6> Anyone use PHPUnit? Does it work with PHP5?
<1> HungTom: not that it matters, we're not here to recommend webhosting of any kind
<2> Syloq: Not possible.
<7> TML, beacuse you can only have one encoding type per document, can you?
<1> mattmcc: oh, they didn't conflict. my brain did.
<4> Syloq: You can't get the MAC address unless you're on the same physical subnet.
<3> good thing it dosent matter
<5> hmmm
<4> Lateralus: One per document, yes. But each document can have a different one.
<3> were not here to talk about movies either but we do! :)
<1> HungTom: nobody is asking questions about movies though. that's the difference.
<3> yup
<2> At least, not at the moment.
<3> seen any good movies lately?
<3> haha
<1> HungTom: #movies
<3> haha
<3> whoops dont kick ban me!
<1> :)
<8> Quick question whats a good PHP IDE to get?
<5> Well what about a semi-reliable way to pull machine specific information from a php page? Like, for instance, a machine name or something else that allows logon from one physical location?
<4> nvi
<3> pay or free?
<7> TML, We're sending a list of file paths/names in an xml document, and those files have all manner of encoding types.
<9> hrm, I've had a quick look at XML in PHP but can anyone gauge for me how hard it would be to create an RSS feed to update in PHP? The only difficulty I can see is keeping the last two (</channel> and </rss>) tags at the end
<8> either
<3> PHPEdit Zend <= pay
<1> PHPEdit Zend?
<2> Seadog: Pretty much the same level of difficulty as creating an HTML table in PHP.
<3> gvim gedit <=free
<1> you're smoking crack
<0> HungTom: then which cheap PHP hosting do you recommend?
<4> Syloq: There's really not any way to do that unless you happen to be on the same physical network as the machine in question.
<1> gvim and gedit are not IDEs
<8> HungTom: Hmm I'll check out php edit
<3> Hali_303 i dont, i have my own servers, sorry dood
<4> caffinated: Sure they are. They have integrated editing, saving, and loading of documents. :P
<3> Solara bout 100bucks
<1> TML: rofl
<5> TML: thats what I kept running into. Ok thanks for the info.
<10> I don't suppose by any off chance any one uses the imageview5 php script set?
<9> mattmcc, ah, excellent
<9> I guess I'd just start at the end of the file, delete the last two tags and write my data?
<9> then readd the tags?
<2> Oh, you're modifying a physical RSS file? Missed that detail.
<2> Read it in with the DOM, add your elements, save it back to the file.
<3> caffinated ok, but name some GOOD free IDEs
<4> HungTom: Emacs
<11> hi
<1> hell, gvim can hardly be considered an editor. it's more like a torture device parents use to scare their children to bed with. "You will have your lights out at 8pm, or you're doing all your school ***ignments in VIM"
<1> "nOoOooOoooo"
<3> thats what i think of emacs
<8> that what I think of both vim and emacs...
<1> emacs can at least be made to act like a real editor, although it's mostly overkill for editing PHP.
<3> k
<9> mattmcc, kk
<9> sounds easier than my method ;)
<12> caffinated: xemacs is cute :)
<4> And this, my friends, is why you don't ask an IRC channel for a "good (editor|IDE)"
<9> :D xemacs <3
<13> i use scite and kate:)
<3> i was asked the other day... for an IDE that does DOM "dot" completion? any out there?
<1> Stormchaser: sure, if you'd call a 300lbs bastard child 'cute'
<14> lol
<3> document.[drop down]
<13> yeah
<1> HungTom: I fail to see what that has to do with php
<7> TML, eg, <files><file><name>wroar-utf8.mp3</name><path>/home/jimbob</path></file><file><name>wroar-utf16.mp3</name><path>/home/jimbob</path></file></files>. Currently the only solution we have come up with is to convert everything to utf-7, and send up a field with each node saying what to convert it back to later.
<7> But that isn 't very elegant, and people using our API won't really want to do it.
<3> i was asked the other day... for an IDE that does DOM "dot" completion & PHP
<1> HungTom: and neither have anything to do with the PHP language, which is what we cover here.
<10> I don't know php but I code, can someone give me a break down of what the following means?
<13> oh gimme a break
<10> $img = $MyImage->imagemagick->load($albumdir.$MyUpload[1]);
<11> can anybody help me? http://hashmysql.org/paste/viewentry.php?id=1478
<13> we were just talking about beer a little while ago
<13> HungTom: free or commercial?
<3> either
<15> Tussey: looking like an object oriented model
<1> FzZzT: right, but nobody was asking questions about beer.
<7> cmd
<13> so don't answer
<4> Lateralus: Well, you don't want to go to utf-7, because that'll be lossy for utf-8 and utf-16.
<7> damnit, this "two keyboards on the desk" thing isn't working out.
<1> FzZzT: and if you'd like to test my resolve on this issue, please, continue
<10> Calcman, so imagemagick is a an object variable?
<13> Lateralus: haha, been there :)
<15> sub-object it looks like
<16> Lateralus: syenrgy2.sf.net
<10> hmm
<15> cause it has things/functions below it
<15> maybe an cl*** within a cl***?
<16> Lateralus: http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/
<10> It's someone else's code, but it's trying to activate a program called imagemagick
<16> http://www.imagemagick.com/
<3> Tussey its using imagemagick to load a photo album
<15> imagemagick looks like an incarnation of some cl*** within the larger myimage thing
<3> $MyImage is the cl*** instance
<16> ImageMagick is even used inside PhotoShop and Gimp
<3> look where $MyImage is declared
<10> HungTom, yes but how does it know where imagemagick is? are there global variables in php?
<7> TML, can you think of another encoding which would be better?
<3> it will tell you what cl*** it is
<3> you can see the methods in there
<13> Tussey: its compiled in
<10> require('admin/config.php');
<10> that's at the head of the php file I'm looking at. What does that do?
<3> includes the code form admin/config.php
<10> ah
<16> mattmcc: MagickWand for PHP a native PHP-extension to the ImageMagick MagickWand API. http://www.magickwand.org/download/php/
<10> ty
<17> people i have a problem
<17> @mail($arr["email"], "$SITENAME reset da p***word", $body, "From: $SITEEMAIL", "-f$SITEEMAIL")
<17> or stderr("Erro", "No foi possivel enviar o email. Por favor contacte o administrador acerca deste erro.");
<4> Lateralus: I'm afraid I just don't understand the problem.
<17> and that give-me ever the error :s
<10> anyone here ever use Imageview5? I basically am uploading and resizing pics but I can't get imageview5 to see the path where imagemagick is
<4> MalMen: What do your maillogs say?
<1> Jymmm: I somehow doubt imagemagick is used in photoshop, unless they've pulled some serious voodoo with the license.
<17> nothing
<4> MalMen: Get rid of the @
<17> but if i do that
<17> $success = mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);
<17> }
<17> if ($success)
<17> stderr("Sucesso", "Mensagem Enviada.");
<17> that send the mail :x
<3> so does HTML not have anything to do with PHP?
<11> can anybody help me? http://hashmysql.org/paste/viewentry.php?id=1478
<2> Jymmm: I don't remember being a fan of ImageMagick's API.
<3> since all we do is produce HTML?
<3> for web programming in PHP
<13> that would depend on the context i guess
<16> mattmcc you tried it once?
<4> MalMen: So figure out what's different about the parameter values between the two different ways you call mail()
<2> Jymmm: I've looked over the docs.
<2> I prefer imlib2.
<7> TML, We read lists of files off of people's drives, and these are often encoded in a crapload of different encodings. Expat breaks parsing things like utf-16, etc, so we're going to switch to XMLReader. However, even if we do switch over to XMLReader, how will we get all of the data into one xml document, as every xml document can only have one encoding?
<3> cause if it applies, then the DOM applies to
<18> ok, I have a question about building php with mysql support. It asks for the base install path for mysql, but my mysql is installed in /usr/bin, my libs are in /usr/lib/mysql/ and my includes are /usr/include/mysql/. I can't figure out what to give for the configure script
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