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<0> hi people, get to me some support, who is the possibles causes from php no send emails, and on php show yes :X?
<1> I like big butts and I cannot lie.
<2> hm?
<1> What I said.
<1> Do you agree?
<3> Negative.
<1> Ah.
<1> Do you like small butts, then?
<3> I appreciate balanced curves and contours.
<4> the browser, when the client uses the history(back and foward) and clicks back per example, in order to see the previous page, if it's a post asks to refresh . i think this becouse the browser ***umes it's a post in some way, shoud that be an header, or the content it self?
<5> who says your not lying willrobbo?
<6> damn you two
<1> Good point, sjors.
<7> anyone know any differences in the behaviour of array_merge, between php4 and php5?
<8> Storm[c]haser: grrr...no, sorry. Keep bugging me about it, though.
<1> I ***ure you, though, I do like big butts and I cannot lie.
<2> TML: Impromise I will ;)
<4> which makes browser say "for security reasons press refresh to see the web page"
<7> oh whoops scratch that, it's mentioned in the documentation.....
<7> carry on.
<3> Will do jjb
<1> Anybody at all like big butts?
<3> willrobbo is that all you're here for to say?
<2> lemme see...
<9> oh
<1> No, I'm writing PHP at the moment.
<10> lol
<1> But it was just a general question whilst I was coding.
<1> That wasn't very nice!
<11> does anyone know if there are any open source code projects out there that can parse actual php code and then allow you to probe in on it (similar to reflection, but so you can pull out actual function bodies?)
<3> Concentrate on you're code more then
<3> your*
<9> jaydub you'll need to parse whole file to do that
<8> d_b: The browser *KNOWS* whether or not it's a POST because the browser remembers which method it used.
<12> willrobbo and my comment to your question...
<13> Hi, how do I get the key of the index zero of an array?
<9> _BoarK $array[0]
<9> www.php.net/array
<3> that's if the key's index is int tho :\
<13> that gives me the value of at the first index
<10> you mean the "value"?
<13> no the key
<10> or memmory address address
<13> ***ociative array
<3> _BoarK: check out the array functions in the manual then, one of them will do it for you :\
<10> $blah[something][0]
<3> i dont know off hand, unless someone else knows :P
<5> _BoarK: reset() the array (if needed) and call currrent()
<13> I don't have the key, I just know that it's the first member of the array
<13> ah
<5> you could also use array_keys(), it depends on which one is faster
<3> is reset() fairly quick?
<4> TML: why browser forces post to refresh?
<13> thanks
<3> it doesnt seem like it should take a lot of time to just set back to the first element
<4> anything i can tell the browser to just refresh, .. and don't ask?
<5> _BoarK: 3rd option is to use each()
<11> xshad: that is fine
<11> i don't mind parsing the whole file
<5> I think that will be the best way to use
<2> d_b: Why don't you use GET method, like you were told?
<4> i am trying to do some experience
<2> what?
<4> if it works i will use this way
<4> but isn't working =)
<2> then?
<4> i'll have to try more
<4> :P
<14> hey
<14> was just wondering if anyone had ever heard of a php program that could track computer repairs
<13> sjors: found out that there is a key(). Should use after reset().
<14> with like a client profile combined with PC profile and problems?
<5> _BoarK: did I say current? I meant key()
<13> ah thanks again
<15> Dark-Fear, i might have something of use for you
<14> cool :D
<8> Dark-Fear: It'd be pretty simple to use any of the various bug tracking systems for that.
<14> the client tracking yeah
<14> more just the PC profiles
<15> TML, is it really a bug tracking system that he wants though
<14> I made one in Access
<14> had PC profiles
<14> so if a customer had 3 pcs
<15> Dark-Fear, this isn't really for tracking bugs, or stuff todo with pcs... but it might be of some use. http://www.taskfreak.com/
<14> I could see repair reports for a specific computer
<14> Im not clever enough to make one
<16> Dark-Fear: it's called google. use it.
<17> How can I programmatically test if the curl lib is installed?
<14> although Im sure it really isn't that hard
<14> Im not sure what I would look for caffinated
<14> I have looked
<2> Malaprop: fulction_exists('curl_exec')
<16> Dark-Fear: that doesn't mean ask here. this is a programming help channel, not a search engine.
<17> Storm[c]haser: Clever, thanks.
<15> Dark-Fear, check out the demo on the link i sent you. Maybe you can but it to some use.
<6> dark-fear: freshmeat.net, phpcl***es.org
<14> thank-you toodles
<6> dark-fear: both sites will most likely give you some good results
<14> thanks
<18> evening all -- just wondering what database abstraction layer you all prefer working with? I've used both Pear::DB and ADODB, your thoughts?
<2> Mmmm... Cookies :)
<15> blitzrage, would ez_sql count as an abstraction layer? I found it to be most easy to use in many projects.
<15> blitzrage, ezSQL can be found here http://www.jvmultimedia.com/portal/node/6
<18> toodles: hrmmm, never used it to be honest, or even heard of it :) I'm using postgresql for my database
<19> if you're definately using postgresql then why do you need an abstraction library?
<15> blitzrage, ezSQL supports several databases including postgresql
<20> how do i convert this line of code so that it outputs this string?
<18> toodles: yah, checking that site now -- looks pretty decent
<20> return "\t<li>$before<a href='$url' title='$title_text'>$text</a>$after</li>\n";
<19> you don't worrk for ezsql do you, toodles?
<20> <entry title="whatever" link="wherever" />
<19> use echo instead of return
<15> prophile, lol, no. I'm just a student from DIT, dublin, ireland.
<16> ezsql is the same crap with a different name. a real database abstraction layer should not make you write SQL unless it's absolutely required to do so.
<18> I think I might just jot down the most common functions in Pear:DB instead of using another app
<18> I don't mind writing the SQL statements, I'm just trying to find something that requires the least amount of typing to use :)
<20> ok ... except that i'm 78% retarded. CAn you nudge me a little further?
<15> prophile, just thought that ezsql makes life easy.
<16> pear::db gets it wrong too
<19> I was making a joke
<19> just the way you said it
<15> lol, k
<20> i'm using return because it's within a function, and it's bouncing the result back to another function
<20> should i still use echo?
<19> caffinated: a real one wouldn't requrire any sql of any kind and would theoretically be able to use xml files or something instead
<16> in a real database abstraction layer, all you should need to do is define column types, and table relationships. it should take care of everything inbetween.
<19> MrSock: you don't need to return a value from every function
<16> prophile: yeah, it's called ActiveRecord
<16> and no, you shouldn't need XML for any of it.
<19> does php-bot have some kind of !google command?
<20> pro - this function in particular, tho, is called by another function in a loop. It returns one item on every iteration.
<19> caffinated: I was just saying that it might optionally support xml or cvs if mysql or postgre were unavailable
<2> prophile: Are you too lazy to actually *GO* to google.com?
<20> i just want the return formatted differently
<19> Storm[c]haser: yep ;)
<19> Storm[c]haser: actually, my internet's a bit slow at the moment so I'm trying to look for shortcuts ;)
<16> prophile: why? XML and CSV have very little in common with an RDBMS
<20> right now, it outputs a link. i'd like it to output a string in this format:
<20> <entry title="whatever" link="wherever" />
<19> because not everyone has access to RDBMSs
<19> so for maximum compatibility some kind of filesystem usage might be an idea
<19> just my 2 cents
<16> prophile: following that, you shouldn't be using a database abstraction layer if you have no database
<19> well you could use a file as a database
<19> that's what I was saying
<21> prophile: Everybody can have access to a DB with no effort. SQLite, HSQLDB, etc.
<21> Server-less SQL DBs.
<19> only if the modules are installed in php
<12> ASCII.db woohoo!
<19> I'm just saying
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