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<0> how goes it
<1> pretty good... studying into MYSQL at the moment
<2> guys, does "Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_FOR in /var/www/localhost/htdocs/autonet/add_ad.php on line 109" means something specific?
<2> nothing seems to be wrong with the for.
<2> mean*
<2> well, I've commented the for and now it complain about an T_IF just below.
<3> you might have an open brace that doesn't match... if you commented out the start of the for loop but not the end...
<4> ArthurMaciel, the unexpected part means that its actually before what the error is about
<4> if you have an expected T_IF, the problem is before the if statement
<4> its not ready for an if statement, so likely you forgot a ; or somesuch
<3> anyone done much with pcntl functions?
<2> thank you, masquerade.
<2> i'll search for that.
<5> is there a channel on freenode about socket programming? anyone know?
<2> unexpected T_INC, expecting ')' in /var/www/localhost/htdocs/autonet/add_ad.php on line 110 means what?
<2> INC?
<3> you're missing a closing ) on or around line 110
<3> plasma - no idea. for php or in general?
<1> anyone got any hints for a starter trying to understand .htaccess?
<6> Google
<1> lol
<6> type "htaccess help"
<1> well.. how about... does anyone know any GOOD tutorial sites I can start with?
<3> what are you trying to do?
<7> try #apache
<1> protect a file inside a certain directory
<1> well I'm planning to maybe generate a xml code using php
<1> that "xml" code maybe used to structure how I display results of clients
<1> and I need WWWRUN to have access so admin can access remotely, but at the sametime keep hackers away
<1> just a random question: Would it be better to use just XML for storing data of clients or would it be better to use RSS instead?
<8> Murdoc, what do you think RSS is?
<1> it's like a news feed thing
<8> its XML
<1> how then... how do they differ?
<1> but*
<8> XML is a very general specification
<7> !+xml
<9> [XML] eXtensible Markup Language - jymmm believes it to be the spawn of satan and pure evil, but a lil tutorial and introduction is available at http://www.tizag.com/xmlTutorial/
<8> RSS is a very specific specification that inherits the rules of XML but adds its own essentially
<1> oh
<1> but if I'm using to store information of users (like back up copies of contact list) would it be wise to use just XML on general basis, or RSS?
<8> If its not something that RSS is made for, don't store it in RSS
<8> Hell, I'd recommend not storing it in XML at all
<8> its silly and its bloaty
<8> use a database, be sane
<1> mysql in this case?
<8> whatever database you want, there's tons
<8> mysql, postgresql, mssql, sqlite, whatever
<8> hell, you could even use berkdb or something
<1> what about backing up information?
<10> hey are any of the free php encoders any good?
<11> anyone know of a pdf -> html converter?
<12> google
<11> good call
<11> wow, I can mail a pdf to pdf2html@adobe.com and it'll convert it... that's cool
<13> sweet, does it work the other way around as well?
<11> yep
<11> html2pdf
<11> that's pretty ****ing cool
<13> oh, i thought it would have been lmth2fdp :P
<11> :P
<14> heh
<13> good deal though. how crazy is the markup?
<11> I don't know, I sent it a 22mb pdf (it lets you provide a link via a form too), it's still churning
<14> greeeat..it's stuff like that that will cause adobe to shut down the service :(
<7> jonez they probably limit it to x number per email address.
<13> you sure html2pdf works? googling doesn't bring up much
<14> Jymmm: or when the sysadmin comes in on monday and they find this process that has been running for 3 days.. and they go "wtf?!"
<7> jonez : Ha.... it's Adobe... they have more servers than you have sperm
<14> oh realllly.
<14> ok, if you insist
<15> If anyone is looking for a small PHP project which consist of keeping scores (a sort of Hall of Fame) feel free to send me a message.
<14> and I suppose they have more bandwidth than allah, right?
<7> jonez: Do you have any idea where they're even located?!
<7> jonez: They share the sam ebldg as MAE-WEST
<14> honestly I haven't checked, but I "***ume" california
<11> sigh, I have like 10 more pdfs to convert too
<11> and this one is STILL going
<14> that doesn't mean they have unlimited cpu or bandwidth
<7> jonez Yes, it does.
<14> do you work for adobe?
<7> jonez: Nope, a friend does =)
<14> and this friend told you that they have "unlimited" bandwidth?
<14> just because they happen to colo in the same building as a MAE?
<7> jonez: you can doubt all you want... till you've seen their DC, you wouldnt' understand
<14> I understand completely.. I used to work for an ISP that had a router on the MAE's (east and west)
<14> there is no such thing as unlimited bandwidth
<11> you're talking unlimited mathematically, he's talking unlimited practically
<11> don't confuse the two
<14> I am not confusing them.
<14> there isn't any such thing as 'unlimited cpu' either.
<11> not the speediest service in the world
<11> I imagine it's rather popular and they queue the files
<14> heh
<11> you'd think they'd have something more advanced than:
<11> http://access.adobe.com/access/images/progress.gif
<15> If I want to transfer a file, which function should I look at?
<11> transfer?
<11> from what to what
<15> web browser to php server. I think I found what I need in the docs.
<11> okay, I give up on this adobe thing
<13> well 22mb... what'd you upload, an ebook?
<7> aidan: nix or win?
<7> aidan http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=45839
<16> i need some help...
<16> http://currency.gregvernon.com/api/d84a11e76ddeca7e73ddd895912aa9ea/USD/USD/update
<16> how do i get php to extract the exchange rate
<16> http://currency.gregvernon.com/api/d84a11e76ddeca7e73ddd895912aa9ea/AUD/USD/update
<16> better example
<2> [A-z0-9] . this would get aadfj342jasdj?
<11> Lucidix: scientific paper ... lots of figures
<2> or do I need an * ?
<11> Jymmm: ah nice
<15> a character cl*** usually represent a single character
<15> i dont know php though. :)
<11> AlexW: there are PEAR cl***es for this
<16> wouldnt it just be easy to grab that text
<16> shove in a varible and were off?
<11> C:\>pdftohtml.exe article.pdf
<11> Error: Copying of text from this document is not allowed.
<11> that's a bummer, Jymmm
<7> aidan: Unlock the PDF
<11> AlexW: if it's so easy, do it
<16> $USDinAUD = file("http://currency.gregvernon.com/api/d84a11e76ddeca7e73ddd895912aa9ea/USD/AUD/update";);
<16> gives me an array :)
<7> AlexW: Did you even bother to look at the source format?
<13> AlexW, the appropriate way would be to process it as xml, since that's what it is. but if the format won't change, you can just grab the proper line item out of the array and be done with it.
<16> i dont like XML.... dunno how to use it :P
<13> then its time to hit the manual or a book
<15> Is there an easy way to write a cl*** and serialize it to a flat file?
<13> serialize() often works rather well
<5> true that
<2> could anyone tell me what is the exclusive OR (xor)?
<5> __sleep and __wake (on serialize/unserialize) would be methods of interest to you if your doing it to cl***es
<15> ill look it up
<15> Well, what I really need is a way to easly store a list of structures made of a few string fields
<17> how can i combine these three variables "$datea=date('n')-1; $dateb=date('Y'); $prevdate="$datea-$dateb";
<5> combine how?
<5> $date = date("n-Y");
<17> yes, but i want the previos month
<17> or date('n')-1
<7> ArthurMaciel: Google would have been much easier than asking here. http://www.google.com/search?q=xor+operator+php&sourceid=mozilla&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
<5> date('n') - 1 is incorrect
<5> what if the day of the month is the 1st?
<17> well, it works
<17> then the if statement replaces it with 12
<17> and date('Y')-1
<5> should use mktime() to construct a proper date value
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