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<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: \ is the one to escape
<1> because it's a special char
<1> no, the '/'
<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: i escape everything with \
<0> like \d \w \b
<2> You have to escape: ~!@#$%^&*()_+{}:"<>?,./;'[]=-`
<3> can php be integrated into paypal? (For automated scripts and etc) ?
<1> notice that being a perl compatible regex, the whole regex is surrounded by '/'
<0> ok
<1> so actually your line should look like this
<2> UnoBot: If you're a bot, I'm not answering :-/
<3> im not
<1> $sfile = preg_split("/\//",$file)[-1];
<2> Hehe
<1> probably
<2> Just kidding



<2> Ex0r: You can
<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: but explode does not use perl stuff and did not work either, unless it also needs to be escaped which seems the case
<4> Can you set it up to automatically make payments and send payments?
<5> how to determine if a field type is TEXT ?
<1> caonex: pastebin the whole code. Can you do that? So I can run some tests here?
<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: yes
<2> ace_me: is_string()
<0> http://caonex.pastebin.com/740761, ZaphodBeeblebrox
<2> Ex0r: there are libraries to do that, yes
<4> I see, thanks alot
<2> ace_me: Or do you mean only alpha numeric characters?
<1> caonex: k, hold on
<2> Ex0r: This might help you http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/tutorial-paypal.php
<4> thank you
<4> LOL I just opened that same page
<6> just don't get this why would this be an error ?
<6> $user = $_POST['user_name'];
<7> KillerX,
<1> caonex: my editor highlights the square brackets on line 11 as a syntax error. (The error highlighting is done using the php interpreter, so...)
<7> this code is going to work?
<7> $f1 = file('/home/larousso/Documents/bucetinhalegenda.srt'); $f2 = file('/home/larousso/bucetinhalegendinha.srt'); $cont = count($f1); for ($i=0; $i<$cont; $i++) { if ( strpos($f1[$i], "->") ) { $f2[$i] = $f1[$i]; } } $f2 = implode("\n", $f2); $fp = fopen("arquivo2", "w+"); fputs($fp, $f2); fclose($fp);
<2> ICE: What error do you get
<2> mardukz: Please use Pastebin. I can't read what you just pasted
<6> unexpected T_STRING
<7> KillerX, sorry.
<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: so cant use -1 or the brackets there?
<1> cant use the brackets, I guess
<2> ICE: Are you looking at the right line? There is no string on that line?!
<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: nothing.....without using the brackets either
<1> caonex: try this, instead: http://caonex.pastebin.com/740763
<6> yeah KillerX thats what is says I don't get it either
<1> caonex: I'm still confused about what your script does, but this one at least is syntatically correct
<6> I'm going to paste the whole think again
<2> Okay
<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: it reads image filenames and creates an table with them for display
<8> Does anyone here keep up with the zend framework ML?
<1> caonex: try that one
<6> http://pastebin.com/740765
<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: i know the problem...$files was empty
<1> caonex: or this one: http://caonex.pastebin.com/740766
<1> oh...
<1> heh
<0> because glob "/*thumb.jpg was never a match"
<2> ICE Your code wont work like that
<6> error on line 12
<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: the match should be thumb.*jpg
<6> KillerX can you please explain why ?
<6> so I can code this write ?
<6> right
<1> caonex: So, could you solve it?
<0> i am on it.....
<1> k
<2> ICE: http://pastebin.com/740767
<0> ZaphodBeeblebrox: now it is solved, thanks
<1> caonex: yw
<5> I mean if a MYSQL field is type TEXT !
<5> I've checked $type = mysql_field_type($result, $i);
<5> but answer is blob
<7> http://pastebin.com/740770
<7> why isn't that working?
<2> markdukz: What's the error?



<7> there's no error.
<7> it just doesn't do what I want it to do.
<2> Hmm
<9> ===
<7> it should copy the line every time there's "->" and overwrite it to $f2.
<2> mardukz: I got it. In fputs you can't p*** an array
<7> hm
<9> wouldnt that be a cool interpreter warning...
<9> "Warning: function y expects type x"
<7> KillerX, why didn't the interpreter said anything?
<2> batphone: I believe the PHP_Shell PEAR package plans that kind of stuff
<2> markdukz: Maybe you have your error_reporting set to something low
<9> http://shop1.outpost.com/template/harddrives/
<9> jeez look at this
<9> 400 gb for 100 bucks
<9> i wonder what new storage technology is about to hit the scene
<6> ok well I'm learning more from error codes messages then making the darn script work
<6> Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in C:\Program Files\xampp\htdocs\***tor\check_registration.php on line 34
<6> what would make an unexpected $end statement
<2> ICE: The else is not close. This is the correct one: http://pastebin.com/740781
<10> what do I need to do to make a C cl*** var_dump friendly? (IE So it doesn't segfault)
<10> ahh ha!
<6> KillerX you want to try this one
<6> You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ' '')' at line 1
<6> I'm trying to man to learn php mysql
<6> these errors are kiling me
<6> lol
<6> oh well
<2> Line 1??
<2> Which code are you referring to?
<6> I'll send the code again
<6> http://pastebin.com/740795
<2> ICE: Which line does the error in?
<6> thats what I am trying to find out
<2> Paste the complete error
<6> doesn't say thats the error when I hit submiut
<2> The line number is usually the first digit
<6> submit
<6> that is the whole error
<6> I get in on the web page itself
<6> error checking
<2> try this http://pastebin.com/740796 so we know where the error os
<2> s/os/is
<6> SECONDYou have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ' '')' at line 1
<6> ok here is the error message
<2> Ok so it's the second one
<2> Just tell me the field types of your 'user' table
<6> k
<6> user_name varchar (50) not null
<6> user_pp*** varchar (50) not null unique
<2> other two are important
<6> user_*** varchar (2) not cull
<6> user_age varchar (3) not null
<2> Ah
<2> Okay so we're back to http://pastebin.com/740805
<6> I do have a user_id int (9) not null primary key auto increment too
<2> BINGO!
<6> but didn't think I really needed it
<2> http://pastebin.com/740806
<2> So that's the code
<2> You need to include ALL fields, in the SAME order
<6> oh I dind't know that
<6> so id goes first then user_name and so on ?
<2> Yep
<2> I think http://pastebin.com/740806 should work now
<11> if i use urpmi (mandriva precompiled packages) to install both apache and php, and then installing phpmyadmin , why i get "can't load mysql module, check php configuration" in phpmyadmin? and what should i do?
<6> http://pastebin.com/740813
<6> KillerX will that work
<2> Don't give ID
<2> since that is auto-increment
<2> Just try http://pastebin.com/740806
<12> ICE: you could always do something like this: http://pastebin.com/740817
<13> that way, you don't have to worry about db order - you can do it in whatever order you prefer.
<6> you can declare the column by sayng column ?


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