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<0> wisp: i tried that too, it said "unexpected +, expecting )"
<1> Capso: well, only use nl2br() when you don't then
<1> Greves: show me
<2> Wisp: Hm? When I don't what?
<0> Parse error: parse error, unexpected '\"' in /usr/local/netware/...
<1> Capso: oh and btw.. use <br /> not <br>
<0> "header-close" => "</title><link rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" href="{$rooturl}
<0> thats line 7
<0> with a bit more stuff after it
<2> Wisp: How is that better?
<1> Greves: that's not concatenatioin
<0> yeah i know i'm doing that one, 1 sec
<1> *concatenation
<0> Parse error: parse error, unexpected '+', expecting ')' in /usr/local/netware/...
<0> "header-close" => "</title><link rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" href=\""+$rooturl+"/include
<0> why doesn't either of those work? i'd think both would..
<3> hello, can somebody help me with this: http://pastebin.com/571577 ? i want to put space in message (not all msg. in a row).
<4> I'm having a really strange loop problem
<4> I'm pulling data from a mysql databse
<4> it seems to only print one loop and pulls some information out of the first loop and then some out of the second
<1> Greves: that's not concatenation either
<0> what is concatenation?
<0> not a plus sign?
<0> "foo"+"bar" = "foobar" ?
<1> 'header-close' => '</title><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="'.$rooturl.'/include"
<0> aha its dots
<4> can someone have a look and see if they can see the problem? http://pastebin.com/571596
<0> ummm wisp, same exact error but with '.' now instead of '+'
<1> Greves: does this work? $arr = array('foo' => 'bar'.$rooturl.'fum'); ?
<0> wisp: i get the same error as before
<0> unexpected '.', expecting ')'
<1> seems odd
<0> indeed
<1> $arr['foo'] = 'bar'.$rooturl.'fum';
<1> this should work at least
<1> otherwise there's something completely wrong
<2> Wisp: So, what shalth I do?
<1> fightingfriends: please explain the error
<1> Capso: erm? :)
<0> Parse error: parse error, unexpected '[', expecting ',' or ';' in /usr/local/...
<0> i tried your $arr[foo] business
<4> wisp, it seems to only print the loop once but in the one completion some data is pulled from the first loop and some from the second
<0> maybe the way i am doing it is wrong?
<1> Greves: $arr['foo']
<5> Greves, check the line of code above that one, see if you left off a semicolon or something
<0> i have cl*** foobar { private $rooturl = "http://...";; private $arr = array['foo']... } are these privates wrong?
<5> also, quote your keys as wisp just suggested
<1> Greves: do you keep getting that error?
<0> yes will
<0> wisp*
<1> make sure you're saving the correct file ;)
<6> when you declare private/public, I don't think you can set the value immediately? do it in your __construct
<0> haha i am
<0> there's only 1 file here
<0> crookedi: i don't believe that
<0> http://us2.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.php
<1> crookedi: afaik you can set the vars
<1> http://dk.php.net/private
<2> Wisp: Even nl2br() doesn't do the job.
<0> any idea why this isn't workign wisp?
<1> Capso: doesn't do what job?
<2> Wisp: And I want a better way than just replacing the \n with <br /> .
<1> Greves: nope.. can't you echo either?
<2> Wisp:W hat we were just discussing a little while ago.
<2> s/:W hat/: What
<1> echo 'foo'.$rooturl.'bar';
<0> wisp: i guess i'll have to
<1> Capso: sorry i forgot?
<1> you wanted to not show <br />s in the textarea?
<1> simply don't replace the \n with <br />
<2> Wisp: I'm taking data from a textarea in a form and putting it up... I need a way to represent empty lines, otherwise HTML rendering just skips over them.
<2> I tried <pre>...</pre> but that didn't work.
<1> 'putting it up' ?
<2> Expressing it as HTML.
<2> In HTML, with HTML whatever.
<1> there should be \n s in the text yeah?
<2> Yeah...
<1> as in newlines
<2> Well, there are empty lines...
<1> well
<2> That don't show up in HTML...
<2> I want them to show up as empty lines.
<1> echo nl2br($text);
<1> that will turn \n into <br />
<4> omg, I didn't know that existed
<1> if that's not what you want you will have to explain better :)
<3> hello, can somebody help me with this: http://pastebin.com/571577 ? i want to put space in message (not all msg. in a row). Just space :)
<2> Yeah, doesn't work...
<2> Wisp: It doesn't turn it into that.
<1> Capso: it *does* work
<2> Not for me, no.
<1> Capso: show code
<1> tziku: i don't understand the problem.. insert a space?
<3> yes wisp insert a space
<2> Why the hell doesn't <pre> ... </pre> do what I want?
<1> Capso: show code
<1> tziku: insert the space then
<3> wisp how ?
<1> use that big key on the bottom of your keyboard with no letters on it
<3> ah :) thx
<3> i want 1 row space :D
<3> not only a simple space
<1> echo nl2br($message);
<1> tziku: you need to learn basics
<1> tziku: do you know what \n does?
<3> oh...tell me a tutorial page please.
<3> no wisp
<1> why would you use something that you don't know what does?
<3> not me do that page...i pay someboy and naw i want to wrigt a little bit more in mail message.
<1> you should go ask the guy who wrote it really
<3> i don't want to pay hin again and he tell me i cand modify what i want if i know.
<3> him*
<1> tziku: http://dk2.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php
<3> thanks wisp.
<1> erm, np
<1> though i doubt you'll understand
<1> like i said: learn basics
<0> what does Unexpected T_ECHO mean?
<7> you have an echo where there shouldnt be one
<1> Greves: prolly a missing ; on the line above
<0> ah, that was it
<0> nasty buggers, those semicolons
<4> could someone please check this out? it seems to only be printing a single loop but printing a mixture of data from 2 loop cycles, the output is here - http://www.kelani.com.au/inkjet/store/list_cats.php?cat_ID=1 the pastebin is here - http://pastebin.com/571596
<8> fightingfriends: Please create a simpler testcase that demonstrates the problem without relying on external data such as include files or database queries. A short script that uses an array() and the looping constructs in question, for example.
<9> Hey TML
<9> Can you think of a reason php.ini might not be read? phpinfo() lists the "Configuration File Path" correctly, and the file has universal read access
<9> the FAQ here http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/30126/fid/453 describes my situation exactly, where phpinfo() returns the path but not filename, as though the file can't be read
<10> did you compile php on your own?
<9> I didn't, no. I used a pre-compiled version provided in .dmg format for OS X. It's a pretty widely-used version, though, so I'm pretty sure it's me that screwed it up and that it didn't come that way
<11> what would be the simplist way to check for a duplacate value in an sql db from php ?
<12> moo, keylogger commands?
<1> vyrus001: the same way as from any other app
<11> wisp: select somevalue from table where somevalue='test value'; if (somevalues's data==test value) dupe ?
<13> I'm running php 5.1.2 on debian and appear to have a problem with a bzdecompressed serialized array, I get a bzip data error. I'm also base64_encoding the compressed array. It works fine in php5.0.5 and without compression. Any ideas?
<13> I should also note that I get the same problem using gzcompress.
<11> MrKennie: no idea... perhaps apache isnt set up to use gzip?
<13> well I'm using bzcompress, I would of thought it had nothing to do with apache?
<13> I checked phpinfo and I got bzip support
<11> hm.. well that solves that mystery :P
<13> well, it is a mystery :)
<11> hm
<11> well perhaps the problem is in the serialization
<11> maby somthing is getting changed that php5 dosnt recognize
<13> bzdecompress returns -4 which means data error
<13> gzuncompress returns a similar error
<13> if I use gzcompress of course
<13> using no compression at all, no problem so serialization is working
<13> I don't like to jump to conclusions that it could be a php bug. Guess I will have to investigate some more.
<11> possibly
<11> who knows.. i dont mess with compression or serilization much in pgp
<11> php*
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