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<0> CryWolf: done. Nothing changed.
<1> lig: is that definitely the best way, or would mktime be just as effective ?
<2> try them both and see which you prefer
<3> bluelotus: why does the phpinfo() in index.html say that the requested page was directory.html?
<0> because index.html includes directory.html. Directory.html is trying to access the get variables p***ed to index.html. I'm trying to figure out how to send them to directory.html because I can't do it directly.
<3> bluelotus: an include does not change what the requested page was.
<0> Then I truely do not know, CryWolf. I am displaying that phpinfo() from the included page. Perhaps that is why?
<3> bluelotus: solve that, and you'll probably have your $_GET back. Looks like you're doing a redirect somewhere.
<0> Hrm... The only reference I have to that file is in the include statement that is in index.html's case statement
<3> bluelotus: are you doing any apache rewriting?
<0> crywolf some. I'll post my .htaccess, but no mod_rewrite directives are in it. One second.
<0> CryWolf: http://pastebin.com/738547 -- at the bottom
<3> bluelotus: I don't see anything in that
<0> CryWolf: would loading them into a session help? I could just byp*** this small glitch if you are as blue-faced as I am.
<3> bluelotus: try a page which only displays phpinfo(). Try a page that only includes a page that only displays phpinfo(). Try a page which includes a page which only outputs a single line, and then display phpinfo() from the main page.
<0> k sec
<4> for(array("sUsername"=>array($sUserName,"0")) as $key => $value) <--- why is $value not an array?
<5> Arian: you want a foreach loop
<4> eerr I have a foreach
<0> CryWolf: http://cybarc.is-a-geek.net/work/test_home.html t1nl0tus // *_*lotuS2
<4> foreach(array("sUsername"=>array($sUserName,"0")) as $key => $value) <--- why is $value not an array?
<4> I run it through zend in debugger and it is getting "sUsername" as $value and 0 as $key
<0> Arian: php.net/array
<4> yes, hmm
<0> http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.array.php
<0> to be exact
<3> bluelotus: I don't know.
<0> CryWolf: I feel the same way. Thankyou for all your efforts. I do really apprecaite it, although they were as fruitless as mine.
<0> I think I'll just cheat and use session variables for the time being. I don't forsee a problem with that.
<0> It's just 2 get variabels :-D
<5> s/Board/Controller
<4> php is so ***y even compared to uber easy .net
<4> cyth[sleep], be a fanboy all you want :-D
<6> not really a fanboy
<6> i like all web technologies, JSP coldfusion php
<6> but .net is ...... its way to microsoft for me
<6> i like control
<5> i need to..... move servers.........
<5> maybe tomorrow...
<7> Hey, anyone know where to put my spare submarine?
<5> ?
<7> What?
<8> why would move_uploaded_file() fail if $_FILES['userfile']['name] is valid and so is the target directory?
<8> and 'tmp_name' of course
<5> yes
<5> err.. 'why'...right... if the target directory isn't writeable
<6> Sages_, permissions?
<8> hmm, let me see if I can access those
<8> thanks, I hadn't thought of that
<8> <-- newb
<5> i need to re-do my blog... alot...
<9> nice, google sponsored 7 php projects :)
<9> (for summer of code -- SoC)
<5> neat
<9> todo list: #1 put the do in todo :)
<5> :)
<5> i'm *actually* considering using a produced blog
<10> header("Content-type: image/jpeg"); seems to still render in firefox as text/html... anyone have a possible idea why?
<5> (ie: not hand-written)
<9> no reason to write your own
<5> i've already written it
<5> and i learned a ****load by writing it
<5> but i think i might go with Serendipity
<9> well, that's the one reason ;)
<6> freeone3000, make sure that command is the first thing in the file, not even a blank line (comments are fine)
<10> cythrawll: I have output buffering on... doesn't that remove the need for that?
<5> i didn't learn any PHP... but i learned a HUGE amount of SQL
<9> yeah, that's the popular one (among geeks)
<10> cythrawll: Wait, DOES it remove the need for that?
<5> wih kee -i thought that was how wiki is pronounced..
<6> freeone3000, you got me, why don't you try it and see?
<9> that's how i say it
<5> alright
<9> where is your blog?
<10> cythrawll: Well, no, it doesn't. Quite strange.
<10> Why would $str = substr($str, 0, strlen($str)-strpos($str, ".")); clip off an extra char before the '.' with a five-char string, but not a four-char string?
<11> a simple array excercise, what am i doing wrong? http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?pid=6877
<10> You're referring to an array as a scalar.
<10> while($variable<14).
<12> this uh, php is getting me mad
<12> heh
<11> i was thinking while($variable[$num] < 14), would that be better?
<12> it keeps tellin me theres an errur in a colum, which i am not even trying to access anymore
<10> It's syntatically correct, but is that what you want it to do?
<12> i remove the mysql query, and it still acts as if its there ;\
<10> nanotec: Are you remembering to save?
<11> all i want to do, is read the array for each character then print it out
<9> cache?
<12> freeone3000 yes i saved it 5 times just tomake sur
<12> e
<12> heh
<9> mdew-2Mb: foreach is good
<12> philip i cleared the cace, and closed otu the browser
<12> same thing
<9> mdew-2Mb: maybe you mean to try $str = 'abc'; echo $str[1]; // b
<11> hmmm
<13> gah, stupid lack of being able to include into a cl*** file
<13> have had to write an irritating work around
<14> hey
<6> hey
<14> whats up
<6> good question
<6> you?
<14> first time I hear that reply
<14> im here for some help =)
<6> does it concern php?
<6> cuz i might be able to lend a hand
<14> fortunatly for me, it does
<14> One moment
<14> I solved it
<14> thank you.
<15> hmmm.... php doesn't throw a warning when you $var[] when $var is unset
<15> I think
<10> Nope, it ***umes that you meant to do $var = array(); the line before.
<15> yeah, that's stupid
<15> :P
<10> Well, doing $var[] without defining $var is also stupid.
<10> So.
<15> well that was a mistake of my own
<15> but see... I didn't find out until I tried to use that var
<15> (in a case where it didn't get set)
<10> That it magically works.
<15> so throwing a warning when it's unset would have been nice
<15> yay decompiler design :)
<14> okay
<14> now I need some help
<14> lol
<6> install linux
<6> my two cents
<14> I drink milk instead.
<14> Makes my bone strong.
<6> ow
<6> im not a zealot
<6> but it does fix everything
<6> or *bsd
<15> pfft :P
<6> w/e your flavor
<6> just *nix
<6> (osx included)
<14> I have index.php, template.php, and foo.php. In foo.php, I have a function called printOut().
<14> Now index.php initiates the Template cl*** in template.php, and IN that cl*** it includes foo.php
<14> How can I call the printOut from index.php?
<16> does anyone have any tips on how to do an email verification link that doesn't require using a database for storing the verification code
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