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<0> I am having trouble with a parse error in 1 line of code, can anyone see it: http://pastebin.com/568242
<1> Knuckles10: You're missing a ;
<2> what would be a way to do this without getting a division by zero error? $ratio = $inserts (222300) / $hits(424940)
<3> after </a>"
<1> ">RED</a>" <-- Need a ;
<1> Punkcut: By ensuring that you're not dividing by zero.
<0> thanks for that, that was driving me nuts
<3> which, according to kuja, you can check with $var != '' :-D
<4> :)
<5> Ruud: touch =)
<2> thanks ruud
<3> nono
<3> that was an insiders joke
<6> re
<3> you could simply check if $hits = 0, if so don't divide
<5> I'd rather do it with: $hits > 0
<3> but you'll have to think of what you want to do if it is
<3> shadow: that was pseudo code
<3> :)
<1> if ($inserts && $hits) { /* divide here */ }
<5> kuja: wrong
<6> question: what does the notation of the form _method_name tell me?
<6> is this common practice?
<5> kuja: what about if $inserts is a string? it will give you another error =)
<7> is_num then
<1> shadow: '0' is false.
<3> looks like we've got him shadow :)
<6> my problem is that I am trying to create UML Cl***-Diagramme for a PHP-Project, which is not mine
<1> er4z0r: It inicates a private method.
<1> indicates, even.
<1> shadow: (bool)'0' === false
<5> kuja: yes, but that if condition will p*** if one of the variables is a string.. and what happens if you divide with string values? =)
<6> kuja: ;) thanks thats what I suspected
<1> shadow: It will convert it to an integer.
<1> Or rather, a float, depending on what the string is.
<5> kuja: so lets say I have $insert = 'moo';
<3> that'll evaluate to 0
<3> heyho
<5> and we're back to square one =)
<3> division by zero error
<1> are we not talking about numeric strings?
<3> and what about 'never trusting user input'
<5> kuja: too late to back off =)
<1> It's obvious you know what I meant, shadow.
<1> '123', '12.3', etc.
<5> well your code is not failsafe
<7> btw... what is this all about ?
<1> Depends on the context, shadow.
<1> shadow: Who knows what he's doing before that code?
<3> 0x41464b: it started with the recomendation of not using empty(), no idea how we got to this point :)
<4> Can you guys stop bloody nit picking over this. The point is php is loosely typed, this allows greater flexability in a lot of situations. There is also support for type casting for when you need a specific type. You get the best of both worlds so please stfu and move onto the next topic :)
<3> but it's an amusing discussion :)
<5> kuja: I do my best to write the kind of code that you can use in all cases, without havin the drop in performance.. your way to do it is to ***ume we're getting the right information in the first place.. but there's always this thing called the "human factor"
<7> --------------- cut here ---------------
<5> okay, I'll rest my case =)
<1> shadow, shadow, shadow... context man, context. Learn the word, move on.
<7> How to findout someone able todo PHP or not in 30minutes test ?
<7> what test?
<6> Lomat: you name it man. I'll never forget again to explicitly (string) a postalcode
<8> hey guys
<8> how do i count characters?
<4> using your fingers?
<9> regex
<8> lol
<3> strlen()
<3> ?
<8> i need to echo ... after 15 charactes or so
<7> php.net/count_chars
<8> thanx
<10> painkiler: www.php.net/substr
<8> thanx
<11> why does 99999999999999 % 1000 return 340 ?
<9> LO
<9> bas your kidding me right
<11> ch0wns: it goes wrong when the number contains than 11 digits
<12> hy
<6> ch0wns: what's so funny about it?
<13> Ok, I've been staring at this so long I'm just confusing myself further.
<4> php uses signed 32-bit integers
<4> although i;m not 100% if that is the case for 64bit systems, Anybody know?
<13> I have a timestamp that is in one of the US time zones, I know that time zone. I need to convert it to GMT, but I'm not getting it.
<12> i have a prblem with a php script in wap script
<4> Simplex3: gmdate()?
<12> i use <input name="aplicatie" size="30"/><do type="Search" label="Answer"> <go href="found.php"/></do> in a script in another $aplicatie=$_POST['aplicatie']; echo $aplicatie; and nothing is happening
<12> what is wrong?
<4> gangster`s: is the form using POST?
<13> So the theory with gmdate is that if the script is currently set to "US/Central" and I have a timestamp that is at time in US/Central, then I run "$whatIWant = gmtime($CSTTime);" then I get out the GMT timestamp?
<4> Simplex3: think so
<3> bas: a bit late but the maximum integer value is 2147483647
<12> Lomat: thx... i wasn't use a postfile tag ;)
<11> Ruud: isn't this supposed to give me some E_NOTICE or whatever? I now have to check for this manually
<3> no, it's automaticly changed to a float
<3> http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.integer.php
<13> Lomat: lol. My problem was my debugging code was printing the timestamp using the regular date() so it was convertng it back. Hmm, maybe it's time to hit the sack, huh?
<4> :)
<3> bas: http://nl2.php.net/is_float should do the trick :)
<14> http://mazzanet.id.au/phpstuff/barcode_code.php?str=Macca%60%20smells&scale=1.5
<14> Macca`:
<11> Ruud: I know it does the trick, but I would like to emphasize that php should generate a warning (like perl does in this situation). (any php developers listening?)
<15> Does anyone know of any ajax libraries with an edit-in-place table ?
<15> ie. like a PHP library to make them would be ideal :P
<16> hi.. can some one suggest a good php debugger..
<17> which kind of ?
<17> "step-by-step" debugger ?
<17> or object/variable debugger ?
<16> xshad: i am not aware of the different kinds.. probably you can suggest both
<17> www.zend.com
<17> best one
<17> or, you can do a print_r(); hehehe
<16> hehe
<16> i want the step-by-step one..
<17> zend :)
<16> :-P
<17> http://phpdebug.sourceforge.net/
<16> hey.. i want free ones..
<16> zend is not free i guess xshad
<17> http://mirrors.easynews.com/php/
<17> I've found 64.100 web sites googling for "php debug"
<7> Zend PHP Editor and IE
<7> IDE*
<17> he wants free ones
<7> code it for us and host it at sourceforge
<7> :D
<16> free as in free bear
<16> beAr
<17> ahhhh :) got my guest windows :)
<18> I want to save some text from a <TEXTAREA> input ...what should I do? I want then to redisplay that text in a html page. so, I have to strip_tags() and addcslashes() ...what else would it be? and if my db is mysql ...what type should that field have? the text to be saved will be TEXT not binary
<17> Fane_3Dfx mysql text datatype
<17> save it AS-IS and format the output as you wish
<18> xshad: ...I've set the field type to longtext
<19> hello. if i use a reference inside a method is it automatically destroyed when method ends like others function/methode wide vars or d i have to unset it manually ?
<18> xshad: so ...I'll save whatever the user typed and when returning it I should parse it, right?
<17> thats ok
<17> yes
<17> vinadelmar don't care to unset
<19> xshad, what do you mean ?
<17> "or d i have to unset it manually ?"/
<17> no
<19> it is destroyed automatically then ?
<17> local variables, yes
<19> even if the local variable is a reference to an attribute of an object ?
<18> xshad: one more thing ..shouldn't I call addcslashes before saving it? ...cuz if not, he'll be able to hijack my db by entering smt like '; SELECT * FROM users;
<17> yes Fane_3Dfx
<17> vinadelmar hmmm... I'm not sure
<19> i can't find info about that in the fcking man :)
<17> I'm not sure, but I think that they're destroyed
<19> i'd say so as well
<20> morning all
<21> whats the very best php calender, perhaps groupware solution? emphasis on calender, perhaps with outlook integration
<20> anyone heard of something call a tracking server
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