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<0> "Well, y'see, Timmy..."
<1> The fact that rules never applies to dictators is pretty well ... entrenched <grin>
<1> To expect anything else would be fairly well delusional.
<2> Luckily for all of you, we generally believe in the BDFL concept.
<3> SkramX, I'll write one, it will be short and sweet
<3> SkramX, don't use it.
<3> there :)
<3> SkramX, check out MDB2, and there is good docs on the pear site, and you can search google too... it is pretty simple to get started
<4> mfonda: if im only doing MySQL stuff, what is the benefit(s) of MDB2?
<3> cleaner code, more portable, easier
<2> SkramX: Mainly, that PEAR-DB was the PEAR community's first attempt at a large, cohesive package.
<2> SkramX: They made their share of mistakes, and fixed them later in a package called MDB2
<5> I have 2 issues. 1 is that index.php isnt being read as the main file for a directory, and 2. rewrites isnt working, yet the moudle is loaded and .htaccess is in place. Any ideas?
<3> #apache
<5> ok
<6> What is the replacement for the val() function?



<6> I'm trying to update some old php code
<6> (which I didn't write)
<7> intval() ?
<2> setuid: val() was never a PHP function
<6> hrm, dumb code
<7> was thinking that... and strangely if you do a function search on php.net for val you get to file()
<6> yep
<2> That's because it uses a soundex-like algorithm
<8> TML: Just something I thought you would find 'interesting'... http://www.wyfda.org/member/cj_4.html
<2> Where "val" and "file" and near-matches
<6> http://rafb.net/paste/results/wYlYH862.html
<6> There's the code
<6> its short
<6> Dies on the $return line in 11
<6> But why?
<9> hi
<10> !tell setuid about enter
<9> q: i have a string like "/home/user/path/subpath" - with which function can i only explode the lats part before the last / -> "subpath" ?
<8> explode()
<10> setuid what's the error message?
<11> What's the command to make a PHP module apxs something?
<6> This is so bizarre. No errors, no output, just dies on the $return line in 11. I've put print statements before and after, and it just quits at $return.
<10> setuid add error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set('display_errors', 1); at the top of the file and try again please
<6> ah, seems it can't find a function
<11> phpize then ./configure?
<6> weird that it would die quietly instead of barfing
<9> Jymmm: easy - thank!
<10> setuid maybe display_errors is off in php.ini, check it out :)
<9> ... and how can i address the last entry of this resultiing array?
<8> collinj: Just be sure to check that there is a trailing fwdslash before running it thru explode.
<6> ho HO!
<8> !+arrays
<12> [ARRAYS] Please read http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php for a basic understanding of how arrays work in PHP, as well as http://php.net/array for functions to manipulate arrays. Be sure to read 'user comments' as well.
<6> oops, dates are all in 1969 now
<13> Any recommendations on using SFTP in php?
<13> must I install ssh lib?
<13> sc time
<14> Anyone know of a library for getting the quicktime movie meta data, like movie width and height?
<9> Jymmm: ty - i know arrays, but is there an easier way to address the last element of the array than going over it via foreach?
<9> something like: $marray[LAST]
<10> collinj $array[sizeof($array)]
<8> collinj Yes, in the link that php-bot provide you will find lots of functions, look over the list and you'll see the one you need.
<9> s/maaray/myarray/
<10> php.net/sizeof
<15> ok, so I have nothing set for sendmail_path = in php.ini, but yet my phpinfo() page is giving me sendmail_path values of -t -i
<8> !+fish
<15> any ideas?
<12> Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime." The moral of this lil story is if you spoon feed someone information that's fairly obvious, you're not really helping them, just preventing them from growing/learning and being able to be resourceful for themselves.
<10> Jymmm right :)
<10> aamiic php.net/mail
<16> can someone confirm for me the languages used on http://www.linemypocket.com, is it just php and mysql tables? and the obvious html?
<15> right i've looked there, but if I have nothign set at all for that value, why would it just have -t -i there?
<10> aamiic parameters for sendmail ;)
<15> right, but shoudln't it have the path statement there?
<10> no, it's empty in your php.ini
<9> Jymm, xshad: thanks a lot!
<10> collinj np, RTFM next time :)
<15> ok thx xshad
<9> xshad: promised!
<15> ok i just tried changing the statement to: sendmail_path = alskdjf
<15> still the same -t -i in phpinfo



<10> aamiic did you restart your server?
<15> lol
<10> aamiic *blinks*
<15> fixed
<17> Hello all
<17> is there a pastbin that users here prefer?
<17> or can I past right here
<18> www.pastebin.com ?
<17> thanks bosko
<19> anyone here know of any compatability issues with linux and ioncubes loader?
<17> http://pastebin.com/739975
<17> Is the line with the @@ syntaxually correct
<17> I keep getting and unexpected ? at line 71
<18> <b><a href="<?=$PHP_SELF?>?start=<
<17> that is line 71 in my code
<4> what is the easiest way to strip the slash off of $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] ?
<20> basename
<17> yep that one bosko
<18> i just fixed it for you!
<18> i think
<18> try it
<20> basename($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'])
<4> will try that
<4> ansimation: what about how to get the filename.. excluding the .php part :) ?
<17> what did you do
<4> me?
<18> I added a = in the <?$PHP_SELF?> part
<20> substr ? maybe
<17> what does that do
<17> $php_self should just evaluate to the scripts file name
<17> and I alread had and '=" outside the <?PHP
<18> Cause <?$PHP_SELF?> is not syntax correct
<0> Not even close...
<18> wtf nevermind
<0> <?php phpinfo() ?>
<17> huh
<0> Oh, nevermind, I'm in my own world.
<0> <?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ?>
<18> same
<17> Ok let me try that one mattmcc
<8> mattmcc isn't that stating the obvious?
<20> substr(basename($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']),0,strlen(basename($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']))-4);
<20> that'll work
<21> apache on windows is using between 50% and 100% of CPU, could this be PHP thats causing thise?
<22> likely
<23> to php array have a push method?
<20> SkramX: did you get that?
<20> array_psuh
<20> array_push
<24> hello , can any 1 answer this for me pls : http://pastebin.com/739998
<23> nm
<20> anyone use imagemagick?
<3> mephistopheles, if $query_id is 0, it will always return false, but when they call the function, it probably isnt always 0. that is just the default
<17> I will get back to ou guys
<24> mfonda, this function is in a cl*** , it makes a new cl*** , $query_id always = 0 , i dun understand why
<24> this file mysql.php is in PunBB
<24> a free open source BB
<24> or may be the arguement $query_id isnt = 0 ?
<25> i have a login in which it uses sha1 and it stores it in a mysql table. how long should the varchar be? i set it to 60, but i don't know what would be a good number
<11> What is better? GD or ImageMagick?
<26> depends on what you're doing
<24> here is the full mysql.php http://pastebin.com/740015
<0> It depends, but GD is generally crap.
<11> Product images
<11> That's what I feel.
<0> It can do the job for most basic tasks, like thumbnailing.
<11> GD images are big and unproportional.
<0> Eh?
<0> If you're having aspect ratio issues, that's your fault. So to would be if the image isn't compressed as much as you'd like.
<27> Is there a certain PHP function that allows you to strip off a certain part of a string and output it into a $var? like if i had "tbl_foo_bar" could I somehow check for the underscores and set one $var's value to "foo" and another's to "bar" ?


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