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<0> Stormchaser : i am trying to generate a table
<1> Stormchaser: can i get a debian iso under 300mb?
<2> MarkR: he means the size of the OS itself
<1> or about 300
<3> Artax: Err, probably not an official debian one. Slackware could be though, but you'll have to do everything yourself.
<4> it still doesnt work :( take a look plz : http://www.umbrela.org/mail_add.txt
<1> damn
<2> panicou: $name is set
<5> Artax: Probably LFS is what you want, or that or 'damn small'. Not sure about the devel tools for it, tho.
<2> panicou: read the manual on what isset() is
<1> or are there light installers that load packages from the web as needed?
<1> dont need a gui or X windows or anythign. just tinyDNS, apache, php5, mysql5 for testing..
<2> panicou: replace isset with empty
<4> philip i changed it to if ( $name == NULL )
<1> i have hd space, just dont want to waiti till tomorrow night for download.. i want it now!
<4> i tryed empty as well
<4> and is_null
<2> empty will work
<4> erf no
<4> tryed it again
<4> is it any possibility there is a php configuration error ?
<2> no
<2> show your code, the actual code, at hashphp.org
<4> k
<4> http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?pid=6402
<2> so what do you mean by "not work"
<6> can I somehow make my cl*** to take an argument when I do $usr = new User(here)?
<4> the first if statemetn
<7> eml, PHP 4 or 5?
<4> doestne valuate if i p*** an empty value
<6> Davey|Work, php5
<4> i leave the textfield empty
<7> eml, OK, you want to define a function called __construct()
<6> Davey|Work, I have
<6> =)
<6> Davey|Work, wait a little and I'll show you
<7> eml, OK, so define it with arguments and those are p***ed in your 'here' spot :)
<2> panicou: after you use of header(), put exit;
<6> Davey|Work, http://home.eml.nu/hej.php
<2> otherwise the rest of the code WILL execute
<0> i have a file that ends line s in new line (I THINK) i used str_replace("\r","",$foo); to replace.. \n etc didn't work .. what can i try next ?
<4> hey nice1
<4> thx philip
<2> :)
<4> :)
<4> worked
<4> :)
<7> eml, that looks fine, though I would suggest using PPP instead of "var" to define your cl*** params
<2> dony: str_replace returns a modified string, so, $foo = str_...
<6> Davey|Work, PPP?
<7> eml, PPP being Public, Protected, Private
<6> Davey|Work, so, private $usr_name; ?
<2> dony: $foo = str_replace(array("\n","\r"), '', $foo);
<0> philip : i get parse error, unexpected '='
<7> eml, if you don't want to access it outside of the User cl***, sure, you probably want protected
<7> actually, in your case, probably protected :)
<7> erm, public
<2> dony: look around, you can fix parse errors
<6> Davey|Work, yeah
<6> Davey|Work, the output is tho nothing, just 3 <br />s
<0> philip : hmmm.. i am looking but can't get it why it appeard
<2> try hashphp.org for pastebin
<7> eml, __construct, not __constructor
<7> eml, sorry, missed that, and have done it myself a few times ;)
<0> philip : done :)
<6> Davey|Work, oh, thanks =)
<7> eml, :D
<2> parse error fixes always result in "oh yeah, duh"
<8> philip: *usually*
<2> dony: i don't know what you mean by 'done'
<6> Davey|Work, ah yes, thanks
<9> http://pastebin.com/625652
<9> could somebody take a look at that and tell me why it only prints out the first email address?
<9> mainly in lin es 10-15
<9> i'm trying to check if the email is included in the database, and if not i'm trying to pull it from another
<2> teethlikelions: sidenote, your use of mysql_result is from the php 3 days :)
<9> rewally
<2> use mysql_fetch_***oc() for example
<9> i believe it
<9> i pretty much figured this out from reading like 6 different tutorials... it's a bit of a hodgepodge
<10> concerning PDO, how do i make queries to tables which contain underscores in their names?
<10> backtics dont seem to work
<7> foukou, uhm, PDO doesn't have anything to do with that
<11> i want to be able to check if a mysql date is newer than (now - interval 7 day) but using php. what's the best way to do this?
<7> I use underscores with MySQL, SQLite and PgSQL without need to do anything
<12> hi all
<10> Davey|Work, I didnt really think so.. then where is the problem?
<11> mysql_result is bad?
<13> is it possible to have optional arguments in a __construct() method?
<2> teethlikelions: print $num to see what it is
<12> anyone have experience with php bulletin board software?
<9> ok
<6> Davey|Work, how do I access Users variables? =)
<2> lra_: no, but using it 10 times when one mysql_fetch_***oc() ... is inefficient, ugly, icky...
<11> ahh!
<13> adggg: i use phpbb
<11> was going to say, i use it to get a single value, that's all
<7> eml, same as you are, if you made them public
<9> hm
<2> as is using SELECT * to retrieve one value, shame on you teethlikelions ;-)
<11> but anything more and fetch_***oc rules!
<6> Davey|Work, but from Validation?
<9> philip: it stays at 4, and i have four emails to print...
<11> i never use select *, even if i want to get all values
<6> I'm not sure about how to use extending cl***es
<7> eml, $this
<6> Davey|Work, ok
<9> philip: looks like i'm going to have to do some mysql_fetch_***oc() research later tonight!
<2> teethlikelions: maybe shownode() does something evil
<2> teethlikelions: basically, at first glance it should work... add some debug code in there... printing stuff
<2> first step in debugging is printing stuff
<9> phlip: shownode is what that's all in. it just prints out a forum list and nests it if necessary
<2> teethlikelions: next, read about variable scope
<2> local variables versus global... that is, if shownode() is a recursive function as you suggest
<2> php.net/variables.scope
<2> for example, inside shownode(), it would not know what $i is, or $email, or...
<13> is it bad to have __construct() have optional arguments?
<13> or even possible?
<9> ok, thanks philip
<9> philip: heh, after adding some debug print-outs, it looks like what i got right was just lucky
<2> yeah, i suggest you save this code somewhere and in a year or so as you've learned... look at it again... then laugh (or cry) :)
<9> haha
<14> So I was looking at http://us3.php.net/preg_match. Can anyone explain this syntax found near the bottom of the page? preg_match('@^(?:http://)?([^/]+)@i',...
<14> is it a typo?
<2> why do you feel this way?
<9> philip: workaround... the other white meat
<9> thasnks for your help, i'll have to check out fetch_***oc though
<9> later
<2> yeah, just addd a bumch of stuff until it works :)
<15> hello, there was something like a query for every php scripts and it was returning a picture like a.php?324324324234234324324 is it still avaible ?
<2> later
<2> CalvadoS: i doubt anyone knows what you are talking about
<14> CalvadoS: sounds like you're talking about $_GET and $_POST, but the question is really strange.
<15> hmm well maybe I told wrongly
<16> philip he means the php logo
<15> there was a some icon creating with a string. if you put a string
<15> after php (for all phps)
<15> it was returning a picture
<16> !+logo
<2> ah
<15> Jymmm it can be
<17> $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] might be what you're talking about
<15> how it can return logo ?
<2> search google :)
<15> for what :)
<5> 'returning logo'
<15> hmm
<2> here's one http://php.net/?=PHPE9568F35-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42
<15> ok ty
<2> so search for that id
<2> someone has a site that lists all past logos as they have changed over the years
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