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<1> Shaba1, use date() and filectime()
<0> will that work of files created in windows?
<1> Shaba1, TIAS
<0> what I am trying to do is take a set of image files and order them by the date and time they were created
<2> I don't believe it works on remote files.
<0> what is TIAS?
<2> remote servers, even.
<2> Try it and see.
<1> Zule, not in php4, no. but in php5, yes.
<2> He's using v4.
<2> It will work on Windows, though
<0> Not a windows server
<0> with windows files uploaded to a server
<0> which I think is running on FreeBSD
<3> <Stormchaser> and others What I try to do is very similar with : http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=85646 ! Just a paragraph to read ! Do you have an answer for this ! Is very php related I think
<2> ctime only ever returns change time rather than creation time. all the filextime functions should work fine on windows, but getting details from a remote location/url when you're running php4 is more tricky.
<0> Ok let me rephrase this
<4> hello, i'm trying to setup php_value open_basedir in my apache configuration but it is being completely disregarded...nothing in the apache error log and ini_get shows it as null
<0> I have a website that runs php
<0> I want to make a photo gallery
<0> I have all the php code.
<0> but what I want to do is upload my picutres to that server
<0> all the code for display is fine(I think)
<0> but I want the pictures displayed in the order they were taken
<0> so I need a php funtion that will get the picture file's (jpg) time and date.
<0> Is that clear enough
<2> Possibly :D
<3> you can create a table which keep log of each uploade image
<3> than simply order as you want
<0> I thought of that ace_me just making a file and with the file dates and time and names and uploading it with the picture
<3> or you can rename the files by adding a date or time as filename YYMMDDHHMMSS.JPG
<0> but that would seem like something that should be done by php itself
<5> hello
<6> is there an ad hoc function to change the keys of an ***ociative array
<5> how can i get users' ip??
<7> hello! where i can register domain?
<3> register.com
<8> godaddy.com
<8> dotyou.com
<1> kioto, how do you mean : "change the keys" ?
<6> $myarray['a_key'], and after the manipulation $myarray['the_key']
<1> you want to do the same manipulation on every keys ?
<6> no,
<1> ok, so what ?
<9> you can copy them, $array['new'] = $array['old'] ?
<6> i need to replace the key, exactly translate the key
<1> $array['key2'] &= $array['key1']; unset($array['key1']);
<1> =&
<6> ok
<9> i only know a function to change the case of the keys, but i guess thats not exactly what you need =)
<10> morning all
<11> D13GU___: Don't register with godaddy.com you'll regret it :)
<6> yes array_change_key_case
<12> lo
<13> anyone know of an open source library do to tradtional zip files? I can't use gzip unforunately
<12> zlib
<13> the GuShH
<14> smaxor: is read-only okay?
<12> Smaxor http://www.zlib.net/
<12> Smaxor depends on how are you planning to use the lib and where...
<14> gushh: he said not gz
<12> But you can "do" zip with zlib...
<13> umm I'm writing a zip to be taken by another program
<12> you just need to write your own helper routines.
<12> Or get a toolkit.
<13> toolkit?
<12> a toolkit is just that, a set of helper functions to make your lazy *** happy.
<13> hahaha
<12> I wouldnt go to that direction, but since you seem to want it served on a silver plate....
<13> hahaha
<13> I'm a noob, so the simpler the better
<14> http://pecl.php.net/package/zip
<12> But you want a cl*** for php or you're at C++ or other programming language? dont mix scripting with the latter...
<12> For php there are cl***es out there.
<11> :)
<12> If you're under any programming language that lets you either link a lib / obj or a dll.. then you should go for zlib and write your own helpers, that'd add 60KBs to your exe though plus the helpers size.
<12> Which is not possible to estimate.
<15> I'm struggling to see the advantages of using XSLT for templating of a website over standard CSS...anyone care to enlighten me?
<11> Tankshell: XSLT is really cool :)
<14> XSLT has one more letter
<11> Tankshell: XSLT makes sense if you already have data in XML format that you need to display on a webpage.
<12> And soon you'll find toilet paper that is xml compliant
<16> i've got the following code: http://pastebin.com/739440 i'm setting a session in one sub-domain and redirecting to the other..i can't read the sessions variables..i have the cookie domain set to the higher lvl domain..thoughts?
<11> Tankshell: XSLT could also make sense if you need to provide the same data but present multiple different ways (for example, an HTML page, a 'printable HTML' page, maybe a comma delimited report or something, an excel spreadsheet, etc)
<11> Tankshell: And usually it's never a choise between CSS and XSLT they are really different :)
<11> Tankshell: CSS is for layout and markup... XSLT is really for generation of HTML
<17> what would be the best way to deal with a p***word? I would like to send it cryptographied from the brownser to my server. what would be the best way?
<16> Azuos001--> from the browser to the server? use SSL
<12> or work with a hash?
<16> Azuos001--> or have fun with Javascript
<14> Azuos: http digest authentication
<11> Azuos001: The best method would be put it on an HTTPS secured server. You can also use standard authentication (basic HTTP auto, apache .htaccess, etc)
<14> No, not standard http auth. That's cleartext.
<11> Azuos001: Whatever you do, don't encrypt or protect anything with JavaScript or client side Java. Both of those are IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY.
<11> Pollita: not if it's on an HTTPS server right?
<12> You guys ever sniffed said proccess.... you should figure it out...
<14> true, if it's on ssl, it's not an issue
<17> I will save the p***words in mysql, so I won't use apache authentication.
<14> Azuos: mod_auth_mysql
<18> http://pastebin.com/739447 <-- more simplified, can anyone tell me why when all fields are filled in the error handling still comes up
<14> but that's beside the point
<14> just use ssl
<14> and quicherbitchen
<17> I am thinking about working with session. If I decide to use SSL(https) in the future will something change in my code?
<14> no
<14> your code won't notice the difference
<14> except for having a couple extra $_SERVER vars lying around
<19> Azuos001, there is a method without ssl, that is similar to CHAP, but it requires javascript on the clients browser
<17> that will be something between the browser and apache, Am I right?
<19> who you talking to?
<17> javascript is not reliable
<19> no its not
<20> anyone had problems with PHP5 and image uploading ???
<19> but this way is
<16> is it possible to use a parent domain session cookie to hand off $_SESSION variable between sub-domains?
<20> i've debugged my WHOLE script we just changed from PHP4 to PHP5, and it just doesn't work
<19> just don't let anyone without javascript authenticate
<19> many argue its safer than ssl
<19> rhavenn, http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.session-set-cookie-params.php
<19> you can control the domain of your session cookie with that
<17> I have never worked with SSL, do I need to worry about it now or I can see it when my system authetication is finished?
<16> cyth[sleep]--> yeah, so look at this: http://pastebin.com/739440 this doesn't work?
<21> Alright, i need some help with making secure ftp work on windows, under PHP5.1.0, when i use the manual listed constant CURLOPT_FTPSSLAUTH, i receive SYSERR that the constant is undefined. cURL with HTTPS works perfectly fine (so openssl is installed correctly). Ideas?
<21> Correction, 5.1.2
<21> Overwhelming repsonse. :P
<17> I saw some example people using md5 to cryptografy the p***word. What do you guys think about it?
<17> I saw some examples, people using md5 to cryptografy the p***word. What do you guys think about it?
<19> good practice probably safer to use sha1 tho
<17> to use what?
<22> Azuos001: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHA1
<23> is it possible to call a python script from php and get the results?
<24> REdOG, yes
<23> Jy: how might I go about doing so?
<24> http://us2.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.execution.php
<23> tyvm
<24> or http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.shell-exec.php
<19> rhavenn, you got me :/
<21> Let's try an easier question: Does anyone have PHP 5.1.2+ and cURL that can see if the constant CURLOPT_FTPSSLAUTH is defined?
<19> maybe you could try setting it in php.ini rhavenn
<20> anyone had problems with PHP5 and image uploading ???
<19> kennebel, nope
<21> dimitri1: Works great for me, just make sure your memory limits are big enough.
<19> dimitri1, nope
<20> our server just got upgraded
<20> and everything works
<20> except the image uploading script we have
<20> there is an <input for name="image"
<20> but $_POST['image'] is null
<20> <form method="post" action="pixup.php" name="pixup" enctype="multipart/form-data">
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