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<freeone3000> TML: How should I handle something like that? Can I ***ign the value of a constant to a variable?
<kuja> You ***ign the return value to a variable.
<freeone3000> kuja: <AzMoo> freeone3000, $funcName = 'doStuff'; $funcName();
<TML> freeone3000: That's not a method, that's a method *name*
<freeone3000> TML: It does the method, does it not...?
<kuja> Yet, it isn't a method.
<freeone3000> Okay. I have erred. It is the NAME of the method.
<freeone3000> So... how would I ***ign the value of a constant to a variable?
<TML> freeone3000: Why would you?
<TML> They're constants for a reason
<freeone3000> TML: So I can refer to diffrent things based on the value of another thing without having to switch based on the value of the other thing...
<freeone3000> Basically, I'm dealing with databases. I have this thing to query for the results. If I use MYSQL_***OC in the $this->query_name(), it obvoiusly won't work for postgre.
<TML> freeone3000: Which is why things like PEAR::DB subcl*** the database cl*** for each particular database type.
<freeone3000> Oh. That's smart.
<freeone3000> I am an idiot.
<kuja> Heh
<freeone3000> So basically, there isn't a way to do it.
<TML> Not a *right* way, no.
<alphablue> I have an array, the contents of which I want to store into a database.. what's the best way to do that ? In otherwords I want to take the output of print_r($array) and put it in a db .. (without the html that is)
<freeone3000> Is there a way that works >=50% of the time?
<TML> alphablue: Well, firstly, print_r() doesn't generate HTML. Secondly, what is the purpose of storing it in the database?
<jonez> freeone3000, if you don't mind using stuff in PEAR, DB is a pretty nice module which I've used, and supports postgre *and* mysql (and a couple others, iirc).
<alphablue> tml: a poor man's cache .. there are two columns that matter, searchphrase and lateralphrases
<alphablue> searchphrase is what the user enters, lateralphrases is what I get back from Wordtracker (it's an array)
<TML> alphablue: By "a poor man's cache", do you mean "to persist them across pages"?
<alphablue> to persist them across multiple sessions, 3 people can search for the same phrase (virginia golf course), so instead of my script hitting the wordtracker web service 3 times , i'd rather just do it once
<freeone3000> Okay, Fine! I'm using pear.
<TML> alphablue: You'll want to serialize it, then.
<freeone3000> ...Now to figure out how to use pear.
<TML> alphablue: At least, if you're to have any hope of sanely bringing it back to PHP as an array
<jonez> freeone3000, http://pear.php.net/DB
<alphablue> tml: thanks, thats what I was looking for
<jonez> freeone3000, I can help you (though I am going to bed soon).. there is also #pear on this network if the manual is not helpful to you.
<alphablue> i've been having serious issues with my brain farts today
<keeke4> i've got a newbie php question if someone's around.
<jonez> we've all left. sorry.
<alphablue> someone just left actually
<Artnez_> keeke4: dont ask to ask :)
<keeke4> i'm not looking for a lecture on 'best practices' or anything like that... i just want to know why this isn't working : http://php.pastebin.com/574510
<keeke4> wamp is giving me this error: Parse error: parse error, unexpected $end in c:\wamp\www\aitp\alumnisearch.php on line 78
<crookedi> keeke4, probably missing a
<crookedi> }
<keeke4> yeah. I've been looking for one that I'm missing. Can't find it.
<TML> keeke4: Have you checked all of your include() files?
<TML> keeke4: And you realize this script is riddled with SQL injection attacks, right?
<Ox41464b> Line 78? that page only have 76
<TML> Ox41464b: More importantly, that page has no parse errors
<keeke4> TML: commented the includes, still throwing the error. and yes, I'm aware of the vulernabilities. I'll be doing input sanitizing when I can get it functioning.
<Ox41464b> remove all include, and re-paste
<Artnez__> What was the question? Connection to a dump...
<Artnez> *took
<TML> keeke4: The page as you've pasted it has no parse errors.
<keeke4> here it is again...http://php.pastebin.com/574514
<Ox41464b> what the error now?
<keeke4> Parse error: parse error, unexpected $end in c:\wamp\www\aitp\alumnisearch.php on line 78
<Ox41464b> ....? still 78 ?
<keeke4> probably would help if i saved my changes...
<keeke4> Parse error: parse error, unexpected $end in c:\wamp\www\aitp\alumnisearch.php on line 74
<TML> keeke4: No parse errors there, either. You're not telling us something.
<TML> keeke4: Do you have any auto_prepend or auto_append files?
<keeke4> ? not that I know of.
<keeke4> checking the folder for .htaccess files
<keeke4> nothing in there.
<TML> Well, there's no parse error here.
<Ox41464b> some where before Line:74, add: var_dump(get_included_files());
<keeke4> sigh. this is frustrating. i'm just running it on a fresh WAMP install.
<keeke4> just changed the error to be on line 75.
<Ox41464b> ... the var_dump() works?
<keeke4> nope. just getting the error.
<keeke4> (on a different line)
<TML> keeke4: Give us a URL to the source right on your machine.
<Jymmm> Yo wordNazi!
<mik1> Hi, All. I have a question. My PHP Version is 5.1.2, and My OS is linux, I had compiled the php on apache 2.0.53, and I had compiled the module PDO, so, when I echo the constant "PDO_ATTR_ERRMODE", it show a string "PDO_ATTR_ERRMODE".
<mik1> why?
<mik1> Thanks
<keeke4> the localhost url. or my IP?
<TML> keeke4: Your IP
<TML> mik1: Don't quote constants
<keeke4> let me play the port game... hang on
<mik1> TML: I don't quote constants
<TML> mik1: So you have: echo PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE; ?
<mik1> it is very strange
<mik1> TML: thanks. I am try it.
<alphablue> TML: even if I serialize something, it's still a good idea to run mysql_real_escape_string on the serialized value right ?
<keeke4> TML: http://63.238.156.160:8500/aitp/alumnisearch.php
<TML> alphablue: No.
<TML> keeke4: To the source
<mik1> TML: hi, had found the document, the constant is not exits. but in this web page: http://www.php.net/manual/zh/ref.pdo.php#pdo.drivers
<keeke4> ah, okay.
<alphablue> how come ? (if i stripslashes) when i do the select ?
<mik1> there are some source code like this: $dbh->setAttribute(PDO_ATTR_ERRMODE, PDO_ERRMODE_EXCEPTION);
<TML> alphablue: Well, I guess if you stripslashes() on the way back.
<keeke4> TML: http://63.238.156.160:8500/aitp/alumni.txt
<mik1> and is it old-fashioned
<mik1> and is it old-fashioned?
<alphablue> just trying to reduce the chances of a serialized string that may break my insert
<TML> mik1: Everywhere I look on php.net/pdo, it says PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE, not PDO_ATTR_ERRMODE.
<TML> mik1: Perhaps the translators in your language are behind.
<mik1> TML: thanks.
<Ox41464b> keeke4: i have no problem with php -f with your code
<Artnez> keeke4: if you name the file .phps -- you will get source code highlighting :)
<keeke4> this may help: http://63.238.156.160:8500/?phpinfo=1
<crookedi> keeke, have you tried copying from your pastebin and running that, could be some sort of strange whitespace issue
<Artnez> crookedi is right .. i've had that happen once
<TML> keeke4: Well, I can't figure out what you're doing, but there are no parse errors in this code, either as pasted or as delivered via .txt from your site.
<keeke4> tried it. same deal.
<Artnez> keeke4: try to incrementally delete pieces of the code
<TML> keeke4: Put '<?php phpinfo(); ?>' in the same directory and see if you get a parse error.
<keeke4> works.
<Artnez> keeke4: try to incrementally delete parts of the code
<TML> ha!
<TML> keeke4: You have short_open_tags off
<keeke4> bloody hell.
<crookedi> lol
<Artnez> TML: you good.. you vewy vewy gewd...
<TML> keeke4: This is why we give lectures on best practices
<keeke4> Yeah yeah :P
<TML> Because they *ARE* best practices
<tama00> okay say i got a structured diagrame p***ing custermer information, do i write "custermer information" or do i lable all the information such as "name" "stree address" "city" etc..etc..???
<Artnez> i wanted to say something about the short tags, but figured i'd stay on topic... turns out it was the topic :P
<Ox41464b> <?php vs <?
<Ox41464b> thats the problem?
<TML> Ox41464b: yes
<Ox41464b> wew.... never got that before
<Artnez> Ox41464b: aren't short tags <?=
<zampa> <?php > <?
<TML> keeke4: Additionally, by trying to dictate the terms of help, you made it harder to help you.
<TML> Artnez: <?= and <? are both short tags
<TML> Artnez: Anything besides "<?php", really.
<Artnez> holy chazwazzers.. this i did not know...
<Artnez> and this will be out in PHP6?
<TML> That's the word
<zampa> hm
<Artnez> come on.. why the hell?
<zampa> I should start reseaching about PHP6 :>
<TML> Artnez: Because <? already has meaning
<zampa> to see the changes :>
<Artnez> c-rap. crap crap crap. i never thought it was an issue, otherwise I wouldn't have been doing it for so long.
<Artnez> thank god for find/replace :)
<TML> Artnez: "<?" had meaning for almost 30 years before Rasmus ever even *though* of PHP.
<TML> s/ough/ought/
<keeke4> I appreciate the help, guys.
<keeke4> Goodnight.
<Artnez> well i've only be alive for 20, so it's not my fault.. ha.
<TML> Artnez: It's only your fault for *using* it
<Artnez> TML: Yea. Damn. That hit like a ton of bricks. Ugh.
<Artnez> I need a smoke, be back.
<HowardTheCoward> Is there a shortcut for loading the contents of a text file into a string variable. or shall I use fopen/fread functions ?
<caffinated> file_get_contents()
<Ox41464b> back to basic: http://id.php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.php
<HowardTheCoward> Ox41464b, thanks, that was what I needed.
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