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<0> usually i use <link rel="stylesheet" href="style/mainc.css" />
<1> threat: rather good
<2> heya, anyone got a tutorial on how to write good comments? (that means, so that docbook and IDE's like komodo work correctly?)
<3> kioto so, use the full webpath
<1> freakynl: have you tried searching on google?
<1> :)
<4> hmm so if i have one function that works fine when called 20 times, but breaks at 20+ due to memory issues, the most i can do is unset everything referenced in the loop?
<0> but the fullpath is not flexyble
<5> hi -- will there be a 4.x release with the same security fixes as 5.1.3/5.1.4 ?
<6> kioto: you could put the site root in a php var and use that to build the full web paths
<3> kioto so, don't use the PATH_INFO method
<6> kioto: this is also a good way to force https
<2> balbinus: i would, but don't know what they call it...
<0> ok about a setting_inc.php that set the root site is good
<0> but for example i test the site in http://localhost/mysite/
<0> $url_site = "http://localhost/mysite";;



<3> ahhh.... change it before upload
<3> simple!
<0> and later i try the hack with http://localhost/mysite/index.php/ i get the same problem
<6> yeah, then echo "src=".$url_site."/index.php
<7> ghen: 4.4.3 RC1 is in testing atm - ecpected release date is around 30/5
<6> why are you added the / at the end?
<0> sure i understand about php rule
<8> is there any way to execute a statement in global scope?
<9> how can i show all types of errors on my webpages with ini_set or something?
<8> sorry
<6> kioto: it's not php's rule, it's http
<5> wobbles: thanks!
<0> yes ||cw
<6> kioto: so stop it
<0> if my visitors are bastard
<1> freakynl: you can begin by checking out PHPDoc's website
<3> WHY are you using PATH_INFO ?
<0> and add / at the end my customers fire me
<6> kioto: they are adding random /'s? that's not something you shoudl worry about
<0> yes the visitors are bastard and add / at the end
<0> sorry for the strong word bastard, but i have used it to explain the concept
<4> no way!/
<3> hehehe
<6> kioto: you can't help that. let them get errors because they cna't read
<0> ah ok then this ins't a my problem if that visitors don't read the page
<2> balbinus: thx
<0> thank ||cw
<10> hi
<3> hi Stormchaser :)
<11> xshad: I've drawn another page :)
<11> xshad: http://storm.homeunix.org/misc/bts/page12.jpg
<3> lemme check it :)
<10> do you know a fast method for having interface that reorder mysql records something like "up" and "down" buttons
<10> i don't succeeed to figure how to do this
<12> Hey anyone know off hand if I need ot tune apache for large file, serving 80meg video clips and my box is dying, on a dual xeon
<3> Stormchaser I liked the way you used to cut between the scenes :)
<13> does anyone here do freelance coding work?
<14> balbinus, lol no it was PNG :) you were right, the CSS was fine as I could of telled
<15> i sure lots of us do RehanSAlvi :)
<16> le_neko: why don't you let the sql server sort it for you
<3> Stormchaser i see shadows everywhere!!!! :)
<10> it is article that need to be arbitrary reorder
<11> xshad: The'yre supposed to be there :) (I mean the shadows)
<7> mysql has RAND which you can use to order
<13> Geoff_C: PM?
<15> sure RehanSAlvi go ahead :)
<3> how do you call that fox?
<3> ahhh Teras :)
<17> RehanSAlvi, what work do you need ?
<11> xshad: :)
<3> she's an old fox uh? lol
<11> xshad: 23
<3> I'm reading whole history now :)
<11> xshad: I thought that you read that already :)(
<3> small letters :(
<3> I'm downloading all pages and resizing 'em
<18> Hi all, how is everybody today? ... I'm after some good examples of database abstraction cl***es in PHP5, any pointers?
<19> In which variable I can find the navigator that the client is using?
<20> Nissim: print_r($_SERVER);
<19> :|||||||



<21> hello anyone here can help with a little scenario
<11> xshad: Well... calculated, they're um... around 8 px...
<22> is there anything in php to count the number of characters in a string?
<3> Tankshell propel.phpdb.org or creole.phpdb.org, you can also take a look at g1.tigris.org, http://pear.php.net/packages.php?catpid=7&catname=Database
<18> strlen()
<4> finger 2.1
<21> here is the thing i beleive php was install via rpm but now i want to re configure php with xml-rpc how would i go about this?
<3> Stormchaser I'm almost blind :)
<11> parag0n: strlen()
<11> xshad: :/
<22> aha, thanks
<18> xshad: thanks
<3> cornflict compile it using phpize
<3> download the source (as your installed version), cd php-src/ext/NEEDED_EXTENSION phpize, ./configure && make && make install
<13> schnooser: can I pm?
<21> xshad how would i do that?
<11> !+modules
<23> Given a copy of the php source in ./php: cd php && cp -a ext/mymodule /tmp && cd /tmp/mymodule && phpize && ./configure --help You're on your own from there.
<21> ok slow down a little lol sorry i just got lost
<21> what should i download?
<3> no... read faster
<24> morning everyone. wondering if anyone would take a look at http://pastebin.com/731020 and help me understand why it is not returning the results. when i run the query, its fine, so obviously my code is not pulling the query correctly. any help would be appreciated. thanks
<21> i am
<3> cornflict check your php version (php -version)
<21> never used phpize etc thats why
<21> yeah i know the version
<3> download the src code, the same version you've installed
<21> ok
<3> and follow th egiven instructions :)
<3> if you get any troubles, double-check the dependencies
<21> soif i want to keep all the extension its already configure with i will have to add them in the ./configure --with whatever right
<3> I've to go :(
<12> Have a problem, serving 80meg videos from heavy traffic webserver and my disk i/o is dying, load is 20 - any thing I can tune apache with?
<3> leaves :P
<21> so i am basically rebuilding php
<25> Mikefoo: use googlevideo to host your videos. ;-)
<25> mikefoo: or ourmedia.org
<25> either one.
<21> will i need to remove the rpm version thats there
<26> Hmmm.... well, mikefoo I'm not entirely sure this is a php issue... you might want to have a look at mod_throttle or something like that - but if it's disk IO that's killing you... get faster (and more) disks :)
<12> Rewt`:....
<25> yes?
<7> Y_O_U: Exactly what isn't working? It's not quite clear from your paste...
<24> wobbles: well, i enter a valid item number, and nothing is returned. no error, no results (i thought that was a bit strange).
<26> Y_O_U, your query has an error, in the quotes around $item_number
<26> it should be "select [blahblah] WHERE item_number='$item_number'";
<27> mikefoo, Or use CORAL
<7> Hmm, so it does :-) Wonder why that doesn't toss an error?
<27> wobbles, You need to check your errors yourself
<28> is there a function to show memory usage?
<7> I do, but Y_O_U doesn't
<24> wagemage: so i have the quotes inverted. like wobbles says, wonder why no error shows up
<7> Y_O_U: mysql_error() in combination with echoing your actual query is a good thing for debugging mysql problems
<26> Y_O_U, probably an error level thingy - that php.ini directive E_ALL and so forth? Can't quite remember off the top of my head - but a trivial google should solve it.
<7> Y_O_U: Also, errors may be directed to a log rather than onscreen
<26> Hei folks, I'm stuck with a PEAR::SOAP issue, there's a writeup on http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?format=plain&pid=6793 - if someone could take a look I'd be grateful.
<24> i see. so now that i have changed the quotes though, i am still getting no results (and no error, since I havent changed anything with regards to the mysql_error() or in php.ini yet)
<26> Y_O_U, try sticking ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL); on top of your script.
<7> Y_O_U: So, use mysql_error() maybe?
<24> gtg fix a few user problems, but i will brb and try getting the error reporting turned on and see what it spits out. thanks for the help thusfar wagemage and wobbles
<29> Eh, I'm a bit stuck here. I've got a function with a cl*** (foo) that I want to be able to return the reference to another object (foo2). Is it possible to do something like this? $foo->function()->foo2Function();
<30> hi...
<29> s/function with a cl***/function within a cl***
<31> Shane_N: only on PHP5
<12> hey can someone tell me what there average iowait is from iostat on a semi busy server?
<30> is there any way to force from address when you are using php function mail: mails are failing because user from allaways is www-data@portatil.redelokal (apache user)
<29> pedrofaria: Ah, that would explain why I'm getting errors. Thanks!
<30> $cabeceras = "From: ".$mail_webmaster . "\r\n" .
<30> "Reply-To: ".$mail_webmaster . "\r\n";
<30> ail($mail_webmaster,$asunto,$mensaje,$cabeceras)) die("fallo el mail");
<30> where $mail_wbmaster is somehing like: "dasdas@ISP.com"
<12> ok so my disk i/o is very high due to serving 70-100meg video clips on a heavy traffic server - dual xeon 2gig ram - Can I tune apache to deal with this better? My load is currently 14 with nothing reporting in top.
<32> mikefoo, ide or scsi?


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