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<0> re
<1> Encoding for documents (eg. content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />) is it this or whats in the http-header that counts?
<2> if charset is specified in the header, that's what counts
<1> the htmlhead or http-header?
<2> the content-type http header
<1> okey, thanks alot tundraH!
<2> in theory, the user could be using a proxy that re-encodes pages on the fly
<2> in which case the proxy would know to change the http header but not the html
<3> hello.
<3> is there anyway to download a php off the internet before it's parsed?
<3> php file*
<4> tuxthesla: Not as long as the webserver is doing its job properly.
<3> can someone tell me is there a way to download a php file off a website before it parses?
<5> nein
<6> I'd hope not. :)
<7> lol
<3> CodeDragon shyte.
<4> Is this the slinging of insults or just a random epithet that, somewhat unfortunately, came addressed to me?
<4> I guess I'll never know :)
<8> why can't i use my normal nick?
<8> i try to do what it tells me.. to IDENTIFY something ... but i never set a p*** for myself
<9> cos it got haxxored boohoo :(
<9> then someone else registered it
<9> Lol
<10> hi !
<11> Hey guys, I'm inputting some data using input in a form that's already coded, I just added a few items, I can't figure out the action url or I'd use Post to set this new data as a variable, it's a very complex setup, are there any other ways I can input this data and get it set as variables in php?
<9> hi
<10> KuZz mayb it post to itself
<12> hi all
<9> KuZz: use the post method, then in the php script use $varname = $_POST["nameofformitems"];
<12> I made a $_GET variable which need to be included in a where statement, the problem is it's not working
<4> olger901: Could you pastebin some code for us?
<10> someone now a good tools to build fast php form with pretty complex request ?
<12> sure
<9> zend studio
<9> ;)
<10> zend studio make the job ?
<11> Marc, I would do that, but in the form I don't know the action file, it's created through various functions and what not, very difficult to figure out. I know the link you're taken to when u press submit, but that's not the action file.
<9> KuZz: then code your own html form :/
<9> le_neko: it should do it, its a php coding program, but its not free ;P
<13> !tell KuZz about u
<12> http://pastebin.com/575151
<12> it should be WHERe like $aap%
<10> okey i forget to precise that i'd like it free
<11> Marc, I would, but when I insert <form>my stuff</form>, it messed up the other one so it doesn't work at all.
<12> and $variable is the variable that takes the stuf ffrom the get
<12> the problem is I don't know how to put the % sign there
<6> KuZz: check the referer on the page the form leads you off at. If you have access to that.
<12> so I can select stuff that only starts with an A for example
<13> olger901: more like: WHERE someCol LIKE '$app%'
<9> KuZz: try what cynic said, but i recomment not using pregenerated crap in future
<10> Marc: you have tried zend studio ?
<9> i own a it
<9> i own it*
<14> I have zend studio
<9> a copy
<9> Lol
<12> Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in
<11> Marc, I wish I didn't have to, I'm modifying osCommerce. cynic, I'm not sure what you mean exactly, I've looked at the source after it interprets it in a browser, but it shows the action as the same file with a ton of attributes after it.
<12> is wthe response I get
<14> :O Osc is a pain in the ***
<15> kuzz: ****s to be you ;)
<6> KuZz: You mean the query string?
<10> you are sure there is kind of wizard stuff to make form, or zend studio have just tools for deal with database like mysqlcc do ?
<6> In the location bar of the browser?
<9> le_neko: html forms? Notepad ;)
<9> :P
<10> yes that the way i do now
<9> or
<9> dreamweaver
<10> i want to reduce my produce work
<9> zend studio is php related.
<10> and dreamweaver **** at not so complex forms
<9> dreamweaver can do that stuff
<13> dreamweaver just ****s period
<10> and now i am on linux, as when i work in windows i finnaly onlu use editplus
<9> naw
<11> cynic, I'm not sure what it is, here's the code after a browser interprets it, the form start: http://pastebin.com/575161
<12> don;t use dreamweaver use kate instead =)
<16> boo.
<9> le_neko: linux dist?
<10> debian
<9> -.-
<13> any site worth designing is worth designing in an editor. if you can't do it that way, you should spend more time learning html and css
<10> demudi for be more exact
<9> caffinated: notepad ftw.
<13> Marc: I would't know, I've never used notepad to design a site.
<14> what's wrong with that KuZz ?
<17> i use a combination of Dreamweaver, and ZDE
<9> pwnage lol
<17> Photoshop for the graphics of course
<9> notepad owns for coding generally ;)
<13> Marc: use real words here please.
<9> :( k
<6> KuZz: Whatever it's doing doesn't make any logical sense to me.
<13> I couldn't see notepad being a very good editor
<18> Marc: i hope you aren't serious
<13> it can't even differentiate between unix and windows linefeeds.
<9> ^Artnez: Oh i'm serious..
<11> Jeewhizz, That's just an example, that file it uses for action, product_info.php, is the same file I have the forms in.
<13> Marc: then you're not too bright.
<9> bet i can make a better website than you in notepad
<9> :P
<18> Marc: then again, anyone i've every met that claimed notepad is the editor of choice was trying to prove something to his/her-self
<17> notepad owns? no it doesnt, code completion, macros, **** like that become ***ets after a while, i'm not into typing every damn brace
<13> Marc: I bet I could give you a file notepad won't know how to deal with.
<17> caffinated: it's not hard to mess with notepad, just give it a unix line ending file :P
<9> keep to topic please ;) this is #
<9> keep to topic please ;) this is ##php
<10> gphpedit for now is the dopest i found for editing php
<18> uh, oh, e-penis time
<13> Marc: I'm sorry, were you giving me orders?
<11> PHP Designer 2006 is what I use, seems to work quite well.
<9> no, notice the "please"
<13> good, i'm not in the mood for stupid **** today
<9> LOL
<9> -.-
<13> ;)
<10> i will give a try with zend studio
<9> le_neko: costs ;) unless you p2p it
<9> but i don't do that ****
<19> Marc now you know what happens when you order ops around
<10> i need to test there is free evaluation
<13> luu: I do. we think really mean things about you
<9> luu: They bow down to me? :)
<10> if it is the killer apps i'll buy it
<10> as it for professional usage, it seems logical
<19> Marc naw they start muting people :P
<9> aww now thats mean :P
<20> reggolyektrats!
<10> there is professional and enterprise version of zend studio, what is the one that come with the more of fonctionnality ?
<9> yeh i talk gibberish to :)
<20> Marc: read it backwards :)
<20> le_neko: naturally enterprise
<9> myc: cant be bothered..
<18> le_neko: depends on what you're using for, obviously enterprise will have more functionality -- but much of it might not be useful to you if you're just playing
<10> okey i get a look in this
<9> myc: how about you type it out
<9> ^^
<20> I forget why.. but i went with pro.. enterprise didnt ahve any added features i would ever use.
<9> ive got enterprise le_neko
<12> ok I got it working
<12> but isn't using single quotes insecure
<12> ?
<18> PHPEclipse is a great IDE, there are some things that won't work that well (like debugging)
<19> I haven't got any zend studio anymore.. it magically disappeared when I did format c: :P
<18> olger901: there isn't anything unsecure about single quotes as far as I know
<20> I like zend's autocomplete
<9> I didnt pay for my zend studio license though, Company i work for does, i'm their php coder / webmaster :o
<18> olger901: though i like to treat strings as strings and use double quotes when needed :D
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