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<0> Jax, build a DOM document, and then use XSLT to transform it into XHTML
<0> Jax, then you can easily change the format at any time too
<1> is there any script that can parse atom 1.0? magpie seems to support 0.3 only
<2> hm
<0> colder, because you have the disadvantage of outputting HTML from the PHP PLUS a nice messy mix of HTML tags and PHP tags all over the place...
<3> Xen0n, that's the way php is supposed to be used
<0> colder, "supposed to be" ?
<0> There are 2 ways to use PHP, i feel
<0> tiny scripts embedded in HTML
<3> yes, PHP is supposed to be embed in the HTML code
<4> Anyone use syck to write yaml? I istalled the syck.so extension and syck_load($yaml) works but cand find docs on dumping an object into yaml code. Anyone know?
<0> and proper applications
<2> i use php like java
<5> hey
<2> maybe that's why i'm so pissed :D
<0> a web app should not be messed up with the HTML tags
<5> when you want to use phpmyadmin on windows to create an empty database
<5> what do ya do
<2> star-trekio use mysqladmin to create a new db
<0> colder, what you are describing is the way PHP3 was "supposed to be used" :P
<3> Xen0n, there is no need to store html content in a php variable if you only intend to output it
<3> Xen0n, no, not really, its not version relevant.
<6> Question. I have a var $image_location which is = '/images/33.jpg'; but when I test file_exists($image_location) it returns false, even though I know it exists. Any ideas why it might be failing?
<3> jbarket, I'm sure the path is relative to the webroot.
<7> jbarket: thats looking at the filesystem not the websrever
<6> I was afraid of that
<6> Thanks guys.
<3> jbarket, prepend the webroot to your variable and try again
<7> GAME OVER MAN
<8> hi! can someone please help me? I'm stuck at one of the challenges of hackquest.com :(
<3> Thlayli, of course not
<8> :(
<8> why not :(
<6> Wonderful, it works. Thanks guys.
<8> i never did something illegal
<3> well, does it involve a precise php question ?
<8> and i do not intend to do such things
<8> well, kinda
<9> ha?
<8> it's more about urlencoding
<3> then ask it.
<10> Thlayli: because you didn't ask a php question
<8> there is a php file called viewsource.php
<9> ||cw: should I?
<8> you can p*** it a file from its directory as get parameter
<8> it only accepts html files, though
<9> definatly
<8> now i wonder whether there is a way to mask a php file as html
<6> What's wrong with children these days, I swear... hahaha
<4> No one use the syck php extension to write yaml?
<11> :))
<3> boah, discussing weakness in php codes is never a bad thing.
<9> colder: He *never* got there...
<3> Stormchaser, yep, but was probably about to be
<12> jbarket: the same thing that has always been wrong with them: they think they know more than they actually do.
<9> colder: Besides... This isn't a "hacking-homework-will-do-4-u" channel..
<3> of course not (-:
<6> Another stupid question... somehow or another I've never used file related functions... can someone point me in the right direction for a function to pull a file listing from a directory? The file names are numbers, and I want to grab the largest number/X of the largest... but I can't seem to find an appropriate function in the manual
<10> anyone else think it's amusing that hackquest uses nuke?
<13> jbarket: look at scandir
<3> jbarket, opendir/readdir, glob, DIR etc..
<6> Oh, there's a directories section of the manual... right. This is exactly why you shouldn't drink and code. Thanks guys
<14> yes! my invitation to GMail's email handling service for my domains has been accepted!
<9> itrebal: Here -- Instad of page 13 :) http://storm.homeunix.org/misc/bts/sonoratwc1_r.jpg
<14> cool :)
<9> itrebal: I got better :)
<6> Woot, working already. That was painless. Scandir is a miracle.
<4> Anyone know of some other php channels where i could ask my question? Thanks.
<14> Stormchaser: wanna see some EXCITING code?
<15> jbarket: You could also use glob('*')
<16> pjsz: try #perl ;)
<9> itrebal: Can code be exciting? :)
<4> lol.
<4> surely someone has to know something about syck somewhere.
<10> pjsz: if you want to know about 3rd party tool, ask the vendor
<4> good idea.
<4> ta
<10> pjsz: never heard of it, and I'v been using php since 1999
<4> http://whytheluckystiff.net/syck/
<9> itrebal: You scare me :)
<14> Stormchaser: its not my code :) i have to rewrite it
<14> Stormchaser: i'm doing my best to rewrite it and keep sanity
<14> Stormchaser: thats first draft of my rewrite, i havn't sanity checked it since going through it the first time
<9> itrebal: It still scary
<14> Stormchaser: i know, i don't exactly know where its used so i cant effectivly rewrite it until i know where
<2> hey, when you include a cl***, but don't instanciate it, is it still loaded in to memory, or does the zend optimizer check this
<9> itrebal: I know how that feels :/
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