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<kuja> caffinated: I do my friendly humping, and I get them answers. There's always the ***es and helpful ones, (I'm the *** of ##php).
<Jymmm> strobedream: Nah, they dont charge extra shipping for backorders... and the cost of the item elsewhere is like $40-$90, they're selling it for $15.
<b1n0ry> can a cl*** definition include multiple parent cl***es?
<boneill> BarnacleBob: run it through mysql_escape_string or addslashes first
<kuja> caffinated: You're Rails-centric though, right?
<BarnacleBob> boneill, great thanks
<Cheesecheese> adding and subtracting dates from each other - which functions do i need to be looking at?
<strobedream> Jymmm: ahh thats kinda nice then
<^Artnez> anyone know how to check a string for PHP errors?
<Jymmm> !+f date
<php-bot> Try looking at http://php.net/date
<boneill> BarnacleBob: I'm not 100%, but i doubt a serialised string gets MySQL specific things slashed
<kuja> outofjungle: I am not wrong, you are wrong. __FILE__ is what gives you what you want (by description). You are probably incorrectly using it.
<Cheesecheese> that doesn't cover the adding and subtracting of dates, unless you can point to it specifically for me.
<BarnacleBob> boneill, yeah i would doubt they get slashed but i wondered if serialzed strings even had that sort of stuff
<caffinated> kuja: I don't see rails and ruby as being the same thing. when I ask ruby questions, I make sure they're not related to rails.
<CryWolf> ^Artnez: can you rephrase the question?
<CryWolf> Cheesecheese: strtotime
<Cheesecheese> crywolf: ta :)
<kuja> outofjungle: foo.php: <?php echo __FILE__; ?> bar.php: <?php include 'foo.php'; ?> -- Output is '/path/to/foo.php'
<FatalRemedy> if I have an array of arrays $foo, and want to access array $bar at key "time", how do I do that?
<^Artnez> CryWolf: $expression = "cheese+4"; eval( $expression ); would throw a parse error
<boneill> b1n0ry: I don't think they can
<^Artnez> CryWolf: i remember there was a function in PHP that could check a string for errors
<b1n0ry> boneill: i didn't think so either, thought i'd ask, though
<outofjungle> kuja: i want the executed script name. not the included file name. the vice versa of your example
<FatalRemedy> $foo[bar][time] ?
<kuja> outofjungle: print_r($_SERVER)
<CryWolf> ^Artnez: I know of no such function. However, if you're using eval (always a questionable thing to do), you should be doing much more checking of the string first.
<kuja> caffinated: I notice though, even the inexperienced who stay and familiarize themself enough get well fed.
<caffinated> kuja: I'll be attending the next rubyconf when it happens, I can always verbally abuse them when I get there heh
<^Artnez> CryWolf: it's for expermination, i normally never use eval() .. ever
<kuja> caffinated: Haha
<outofjungle> kuja: i got $_SERVER['_'] on php5, but i was asking if there is any on php4
<kuja> caffinated: Matz will be speaking?
<kuja> outofjungle: I don't know what that is.
<BarnacleBob> outofjungle, thats easy. all of these return it from $_SERVER: SCRIPT_FILENAME, SCRIPT_NAME, PHP_SELF
<BarnacleBob> outofjungle, sorry that was ment for kuja
<BarnacleBob> kuja, thats easy. all of these return it from $_SERVER: SCRIPT_FILENAME, SCRIPT_NAME, PHP_SELF
<luked> hi! is there any software (eg eclipse plugin) which analyzes my sourcecode and tells me which function takes how many seconds?
<kuja> BarnacleBob: ...um, what?
<kuja> BarnacleBob: outofjungle needs the help, not me.
<BarnacleBob> kuja, roffle i'm stupid :)
<BarnacleBob> i got it right the first time
<LarsK> Hi! Can somebody help me with this code? http://www.phpriot.com/2803
<b1n0ry> should constructor functions be declared public or private or not at all?
<kuja> b1n0ry: Declaring a constructor private is of no use unless you want to implement a Singleton pattern.
<kuja> Constructors are usually public.
<Solara> eh keylogger commands?
<kuja> If 'public' is omitted, then it's ***umed public, like any other method that has omitted one of the P's.
<`Jay_> hey, using mail() -fsender doesn't help to change the sender , it still remains apache@server ... anyway to change this ?
<boneill> `Jay_: add the from headers
<CryWolf> LarsK: using arrays helps you avoid variable variables.
<`Jay_> boneill: done that too and the return-path
<b1n0ry> kuja: ok, i was merely looking to include some uniformity to my cl*** definitions
<kuja> b1n0ry: It is my personal preference in style to *always* include a public/protected/private.
<LarsK> CryWolf: How can I use arrays in this problem?
<kuja> So, I personally would do: public function __construct()
<b1n0ry> kuja same here, i just didn't know whether the constructor is normally public, protected or private
<kuja> b1n0ry: Public, of course :)
<CryWolf> LarsK: $Mod[1], $Mod[2], etc...and then, you access $Mod[$Module_IDNR]
<AcidReign> kuja: you're posing nude in public? what?!
<^Artnez> b1n0ry: PHP throws and error if you do anything but public
<b1n0ry> kuja: graci
<kuja> b1n0ry: np
<b1n0ry> ^Artnez: was not aware of that
<kuja> AcidReign: Aw, you missed the show. Too bad. Only caffinated got the goodies.
<LarsK> `Jay: $headers = 'From: name <email@domain.com>' . "\r\n" .
<LarsK> 'Reply-To: email@domain.com' . "\r\n" .
<LarsK> 'Return-Path: email@domain.com' . "\r\n" .
<LarsK> 'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion();
<LarsK>
<LarsK> $mailsend=mail("email@domain.com","subject","$emess","$headers");
<kuja> Mm... fun.
<CryWolf> !tell LarsK about flood
<LarsK> sorry
<`Jay_> LarsK: thank you, but that almost exactly what I'm using to mail()
<b1n0ry> !tell LarsK about pastebin
<AcidReign> LarsK: I'll let that slide once.
<LarsK> ok
<kuja> AcidReign is too kind. :)
<kuja> EBIL! I demand EBIL, now!
<b1n0ry> man, have some fun, dude
<b1n0ry> ;)
<AcidReign> *hahaha*
<kuja> :D
<LarsK> CryWolf: How can I get that for the sql, when they all are in the same row, and the meaning is to add and delete the fields?
<CryWolf> LarsK: ah, and the problem with variable variables becomes apparent. It's not obvious what you're trying to do.
<b1n0ry> ok, i have a situation that is not at all unique (at least i wouldn't think so). i have a cl*** that i want to call and based on a parameter p***ed to the constructor of that cl***, i want to include the appropriate code for the functions. this would be an API of sorts.
<`Jay_> LarsK: and the -f switch is usually for sendmail, altough it should also apply to exim ... but now it doesn't
<CryWolf> LarsK: maybe something like $fields[$field] = $value; and then later on set $field to whatever string you need to. or foreach through $fields.
<b1n0ry> i'm thinking, though that merely include'ing some file in the constructor function would be less-than-desirable and likely cause problems.
<CryWolf> ^Artnez: I have no function
<^Artnez> CryWolf: my fault, i need gl***es
<kuja> b1n0ry: You shouldn't include files in cl***es, *ever*.
<BarnacleBob> b1n0ry, you mean you want to basically include the php file for the functions in the cl***?
<CryWolf> speaking of which, it's time for me to head out to my weekly staff meeting. :p
<kuja> I need a more productive life :)
<^Artnez> kuja: join the army
<kuja> The Army uses ASP.
<kuja> :(
<b1n0ry> kuja and BarnacleBob: understood about including the functions. here's an example. suppose i have a database api and one of the parameters to p*** to the function is the database platform. thus i want the cl*** to be "built" based on that database type. that's just one example of such an application.
<zeeeee> hi all, is there any way (what's the best way) i can embed an image binary directly into a page and have it displayed? (this would save me from having to write server-side generated images to files)
<BarnacleBob> b1n0ry, extend the cl*** to the right type. i have that exact setup
<kuja> b1n0ry: <?php require_once 'db.php'; cl*** YourDB extends DB { } ?>
<virus> SoftException in Application.cpp:233: Directory "/srv/httpd/(...)", *** glibc detected *** double free or corruption (fasttop): 0x08070a90 ***, referer: (...) --- anyone knows how to fix that one? I'm using suPHP 0.6 with PHP 5.1.x
<BarnacleBob> b1n0ry, i could tar my dbi up for you and you can see how i did the call right cl*** depending on type
<b1n0ry> BarnacleBob: but how do i get around "including" all of the cl*** files for all of the different database types? i only want to "include" the proper type.
<bartel> is there anyway to get the name of the "first" field in a cl*** in PHP4?
<luked> would zend studio analyse the sourcecode?
<bartel> odd request I know, and I doubt you can but worth a shot
<BarnacleBob> b1n0ry, i set it up so i had to include (dbi.cl***.php); include(dbi_mysql.cl***.php);
<^Artnez> bartel: first property.. you mean?
<`Jay_> anyone else an idea why apache@domain keeps popping in when using mail() -fsender option ? (exim mailserver)
<b1n0ry> BarnacleBob: but i won't know if the user instantiates the type as mysql, mysqli, pgsql, mssql, etc.
<^Artnez> BarnacleBob: what's wrong with including cl*** files within a cl***?
<BarnacleBob> b1n0ry, then in the cl*** it would check if the sub cl*** that you actually wanted exsited and go on from there
<kuja> Davey|Work: Crtx's DB implement was an ORM layer for PDO, right?
<BarnacleBob> ^Artnez, i never said that
<kuja> implementation, eve.
<kuja> even..
<kuja> Uh, mmcc in the HOUSE
<kuja> ;)
<b1n0ry> BarnacleBob: so you would imply to put an "include" statement in the cl*** constructor?
<^Artnez> b1n0ry: i have a database cl***, it is instantiated like so: $db = new database; $db -> add( "main", "mysql" );
<outofjungle> kuja, BarnacleBob: the $_SERVER['_'] is something new to me too. i'm seeing it in PHP5 and not in php4. i wanted to have the code work in both versions of PHP, but i dont get that info from the $_SERVER on php4
<kuja> Jymmm: Spring cleaning. Yummy.
<b1n0ry> i would just use PEAR::DB (or any of the other pre-mades) but i haven't found one that isn't "bloated"
<BarnacleBob> outofjungle, dont use that. use basename($_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"]);
<kuja> b1n0ry: Well, I have an idea... read the source to PEAR::DB and see how they do it. So you get the basic idea of how to do your own.
<BarnacleBob> b1n0ry, no no no not at all
<^Artnez> b1n0ry: can i PM you?
<b1n0ry> ^Artnez sure
<b1n0ry> kuja: i'll look at it. miles and miles of code, i just thought there'd be an easy recommendation
<BarnacleBob> b1n0ry, i have a cl*** factory setup for it basically (i think i'm not to up on the cl*** types stuff)
<kuja> b1n0ry: You should probably look at DB.php and how it handles it.
<outofjungle> BarnacleBob: the $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] does not work on cli. it works fine thru apache
<mfonda> I recommend PEAR::MDB2, PEAR::DB is basically becoming deprecated
<BarnacleBob> outofjungle, hang on i use one for cli i'll find it
<outofjungle> BarnacleBob: thanks
<b1n0ry> mfonda: i really don't care about the deprecitation. i'm not using it anyway, just want to see how the cl***es are instantiated.
<Hali_303> hi! can you send me some cheap php hosting sites? (in private message) thx!
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