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<0> fine, url? :P
<1> Ukyo: http://www.googleityoumoron.com
<2> http://lanceit.com/temp/index.php hows this looking
<0> lol
<3> hmm.. now groups of topic can't come together like that.. i dont know how it happens
<3> Wizz_kidd: greeen
<4> It's Ukyo! Can you make me an okonomiyaki?
<2> good?
<2> it did have a neon green i toned it down a lil
<1> Wizz_kidd: that is EXTREMLY green.
<3> if you're a frong from some random forest in the amazon, yeah
<3> frog*
<1> like, eye hurting buy me sungl***es green.
<2> eye hurting
<2> ?
<3> Wizz_kidd: you should use a green color similar to the green box border up top with the inbox message
<0> alright, if I try to staticly reference it, I get "Call to a member function on a non-object"
<2> does it really hurt ur eyes ?
<5> Nanobot, I'm not sure what's worse: Blurting out a really random anime reference... or the fact that I recognized the Ranma bit
<3> ndnet: you recognizing it :)
<0> Nanobot: You actually watched the show? :P
<5> ~.~
<5> ranma 1/2 is excellent
<0> all 7 seasons ? :P
<6> Wizz_kidd, aside from the amount of green there, don't mix square corner tables with round, antialiased ones
<5> plus some manga, but it's been awhile
<3> not to mention shadding around the box as well
<5> the character interactions were enough to make the whole show, no plot needed.. sorta like one piece's character dynamics now
<7> what is the proper way of doing multiple information in url things? like index.php?page=alumni&?function=mailing_labels
<7> ??
<5> page_url?variable1=value1&variable2=value2&variable3=value3 and so on
<8> although you should use & instead of & really
<3> http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/dtd.html#URI
<8> in the HTML, I mean
<5> what happened to url?
<9> hi
<9> how do i know my php version in my terminal of my linux box?
<10> php -v
<6> php -v
<7> thanks nde
<7> ndnet:
<7> thanks
<5> np
<3> php -r "echo phpversion();"
<9> mine is using 4.2.2
<9> do i have to install the latest version?
<3> you really should
<3> 4.2.2 is about 1 1/2 years old
<9> does 4.2.2 have lots of security issues? im sorry this one is using old version redhat 8.0 :(
<3> perhaps 2 years
<3> php is on php 4.4.2 and php 5.1.2 now
<9> zircu im going to use drupal, is php 5.1.2 the suggested php to install??
<3> qwertz: well I would suggest it but the question does drupal support it?
<9> how do i backup my old php version before installing latest version of php?
<3> qwertz: also, understanding the package system you are using you will run into serveral problems trying to do any sort of upgrade
<11> hello
<11> I have a question (probably a stupid one)
<11> how can I enable PHP's safe mode only for one Apache virtualhost?
<12> php.net/configuration
<3> PovAddict: by setting it inside the virtualhost directive via the 'php_value' directive
<11> ok thanks
<3> qwertz: it is hard to say exactly
<11> I could have looked it myself, but it's 1 am... can't be bothered...
<3> thanks for making us bother to look it up
<12> lucky for you the manual uses safe mode as an example for this
<11> no problem :)
<13> Can anybody help me with mod_rewrite?
<13> In php .htaccess ?
<13> One of my redirects isn't working and i don't know why
<3> BestPlayerEver: you have a php generated .htacess?
<11> does .htaccess have anything to do with PHP?
<12> it's not a php question
<13> No.
<11> #apache
<13> I had no idea Apache was wealthy enough to have its own channel.
<13> Thank you guys.
<12> this coming from someone who doesn't look at manuals :)
<14> how do you deal with sessions in framesets? do you use glabal sessions or some thing?
<3> Ugly_Duck: i just dont use framesets
<12> BestPlayerEver: php is part of the apache group ;)
<11> BestPlayerEver: Apache is used my more than 60% of worldwide websites IIRC
<11> by*
<11> 1am spelling and typos
<14> zircu: k, but this is not for public access, its closed off, no search engines etc.. how does one deal with it?
<3> Ugly_Duck: besides that start your session in the html document that generates the frameset
<14> zircu: thats what i have done..
<3> Ugly_Duck: more the reason not to use framesets
<14> just wanted to know if it was correct
<3> Ugly_Duck: well you have some sort of authentication scheme that changes the sessionid, you will have a problem; likely
<14> right, okies; maybe frame sets aint the way to go.. thanks
<11> ok looks like safe_mode is set
<11> giving some webspace to someone I don't trust 100%...
<3> PovAddict: remember safe_mode doesn't mean 'secure_mode'
<11> I know, but it's better than nothing
<13> So
<13> if PHP is part of the Apache group
<13> I can ask my question here?
<13> Neato.
<3> youre better off focusing on open_basedir and disable_functions, memory_limit
<11> heh, I know, #apache is like a witches bedroom, silent...
<3> BestPlayerEver: sure, and we'll tell you it should be asked in #apache not here
<13> zircu
<13> Are you in Apache?
<3> it depends on the time of day
<3> and who has there irc client autologin who lurks
<11> zircu: I'm better off focusing on open_basedir and disable_functions, memory_limit and typing softly so parents don't hear me, and they thing I'm still on bed
<11> I lurk on #gamedev :)
<13> You're in #apache right now, Zircu?
<3> it looks like it, 228 people and its dead? we need another cleanup on these channels
<13> Can you answer my question in #apache perhaps?
<3> must be all east coast people or something, not even an aussie
<15> Hey guys -- what is 384kbps in kbytes?
<16> !+384/8
<17> 48
<7> haha, sweet
<15> I thought it wasn't as simple as dividing by 8?
<15> !+(8*1024)/8
<15> !+8*1024/8
<7> 1 bit = 8 bytes
<3> well honestly if you converting a kbps to kbytes you have time as an issue
<15> !+8*1024
<7> er, other wya around
<5> hehe
<15> Hrm.
<15> Doesn't work for me
<7> 8bits in a byte
<3> how long was 384kbs done for?
<7> your not Jymmm
<8> ***yKen: a network speed of 384kbps might not equate to a download speed of 48kbytes/sec because of other network overhead
<8> but since 1 byte= 8bits it's a valid conversion
<7> can someone please explain to me what this does? sprintf("%s\n%s\n%s\n%s, %s, %s", "Laurent $i", 'Immeuble Titi', 'av. fragonard', '06000', 'NICE', 'FRANCE');
<5> a type of function that uses placeholders in the first parameter string and replaces them with the following parameters. %s denotes that a string will be inserted there, and for each %s there is another string at the end to be inserted into the main string
<18> falieson, you could make a small .php file with that in it and test it yourself :)
<5> or check www.php.net/sprintf
<7> jonez: I have already seen the output, doesn't mean I understand it
<7> ndnet: thanks for the link, but I read it first - I still didn't understand how it was using its self
<5> did you understand what I said about it?
<7> ndnet: yes, but %s isn't used anywhere after the first ,
<5> %s occurs in 6 places in that function call
<5> For each of those 6 %s, there is a following string to be inserted, in order
<19> hello.. everyone..
<7> ndnet: ah, I see
<5> sprintf("%s", 'string'); sprintf("%s %s %s", 'string1', 'string2', 'string3'); -- and so on
<8> there are other character codes to use
<8> %d pairs up with an integer
<7> ndnet: I get it nw, the first , is the format
<5> For different data type representations
<8> %f pairs up with a decimal (float)
<5> At the first comma (outside of quotations), you start putting in the filler-items
<20> i need some help i need to some how make this script work with array imput http://www.geeksrc.com/webarts/template.cl***.phps a buddy of mine coded it but wont give me the setVarArray function can any of you help me please
<8> and there are other options, %4d formats a digit as 4 characters - %4d with 23 will turn into 0023
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