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<0> lol
<1> =)
<2> :(
<2> friggin kick*** game :)
<3> $this->loggedin returns true or false based on function checklogin (highlighted). i think theres an error in the function which i cant seem to find, it constantly returns false even when the session variables contain the right data. http://lilkid.pastebin.com/735742
<2> and using a language similiar to C if you wanted to program for it :|
<1> lilkid: question #1: have you confirmed that it's executing the mysql query?
<4> argh! in_array wont work for me on an array generated by file()
<4> i am suspecting the line returns in the .txt file i'm reading
<1> NSGN: in_array() expects the entire value, not just a portion of it
<4> yeah, i understand that. i have a file with one word on each line. i use file() to read that into an array by line, then in array to check of a certain word exists
<5> KimmoA: wierd i can't replicate it with /e now either, must have been a typo or something, sorry
<4> my issue is that it never works how it should... :-/
<6> Hmm!
<6> TML: It feels a little... ugly... with an entire function to simply do one other function call...
<7> NSGN: It should work if you tackon "\n" and/or "\r\n" to your word...
<1> KimmoA: It'd be even uglier via /e
<6> callback can't be a built-in PHP function, of course?
<2> i wonder what my world would have looked like if i was born 3 days later :|
<1> KimmoA: Sure it could
<4> richardlynch: ok...but what if it happens to be the last word in the doc, and thus isnt followed by a line return?
<6> !!
<6> TML: Then it's all good, I guess...
<1> KimmoA: If there was a built-in that did what you want
<1> But there isn't.
<6> Well... strip_tags?
<1> KimmoA: That won't do what you want.
<5> strip_tags() doesn't take arrays
<7> NSGN: Perhaps you could use an || with and without the "\n" -- Or you could do array_walk
<6> Gleh.
<1> KimmoA: You don't want to strip_tags() the array, you want to strip_tags() one piece of it
<4> yeah, i might have to do an array walk to strip those returns
<6> Yeah... I realize that now.
<4> am i even going about this the right way? whats the nicest way to store an array in a .txt file?
<1> NSGN: Why would you store an array in a .txt file?
<7> NSGN: I wouldn't array_walk to strip the returns -- At that point, you might as well just array_walk to test if trim($x) == $needle
<4> ah
<8> TML: I got this book today: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1843401886/002-2575229-0190450?v=glance&n=283155 am leaning in that direction... Well... My art is :)
<4> TML: because i dont wanna store it in a db..
<1> NSGN: Why?
<1> Stormchaser: nice
<4> because i'm making one simple little script and dont really have the practical option to have it use a DB
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