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<0> then you can script it
<1> [fields]: Why use PHP? You should be able to do it directly using SQL.
<2> [fields] Why?
<3> POKE Ahroun, 0
<2> or PHP-My admin or MySQL Yog.
<4> tempest: done that, it only shows me details, that I would then have to loop through to create my own CREATE TABLE query, and I'm not doing that.
<0> well in that case, ask in #sql :-p
<4> TML: because I'm building a module in PHP that needs to do this.
<1> CREATE TABLE FOO AS (SELECT * FROM BAR LIMIT 0);
<5> Not so hard, ||cw. :P Or else I'll PEEK you and RETURN.
<4> tempest: heh, #mysql told me to leave and come here
<4> TML: oooooh thats ***y
<4> TML: thanks
<6> what was it? poke 65535 <reset> <-- c64 :)
<2> TML: you don't know of any PHP Projects that need a gearhead do you?
<7> how many of you guys using mysqli instead of mysql functions?



<5> I don't remember. I'll have to pull out my VIC20 when I get home and check.
<1> walterwo1: No
<8> hi, i have a doubt, do i need to connect to mysql in every script?
<1> walterwo1: But then, I don't know of any PHP projects.
<1> uribes: Yes
<4> storm: looks about right
<9> TML, that query works in pgsql, too
<4> uribes: if you want mysql access, yep
<1> jonez: I know
<8> its mean that the connection lost in every script?
<0> uribes: if you don't want it to be use a persistant connection
<10> i have a var (example: mike test,tom flower, and so on) and I want to split them after comma first and then after first and last name. I do the $new_list = explode(',', $list); but how can I get the first and last name then?
<4> uribes: the connection is made when you make it, it closes when the page is done outputting
<8> ok
<0> uribes: http://us2.php.net/mysql_pconnect
<4> phpdjt: split on " "
<4> space
<6> uribes: You don't want pconnect, because it's abused 99.9% of time.
<8> i'm new in this language, but i like it
<8> thanks
<4> uribes: indeed, it is the best lang
<0> Stormchaser: how can it be abused?
<11> pconnect, hmm.. pornconnect?
<12> Whta is the php option that turns on mysql slashing?
<6> tempest1: Too many connections?
<2> Mr_Chiller: I wish.
<4> xbeanx: magic_quotes ?
<6> xbeanx: mysql_real_escape_string()
<0> Stormchaser: yea, but does alot of calls on a persistent connection cause problems?
<8> are there a gui for this lang?
<6> [fields]: *blink*
<12> magic quotes is what I was looking for..thx
<6> tempest1: yes.
<0> xbeanx: using magic quotes is bad
<4> didn't we have this discussion an hour ago about magic quotes?
<13> magic_quotes doesn't actually correctly escape strings for MySQL
<6> [fields]: No matter what the result was: They're bad for you and should never be (ab)used.
<14> Yeah, we've already had this discussion today.
<12> okay
<12> I only ask because I'm moving from a server with it on to a server with it off. Maybe I'll just fix the broken stuff
<2> It was an ugly discussion too.
<12> ...rather than turning on magic quotes.
<8> if i want to make a proyect but not in web, could i?
<14> They're bad, they're easy to work around, they're not always subject to being disabled on hosts. And the weather today in Portland is a nice 65 with a light breeze.
<4> uribes: some have made better text editors for this language. I wouldn't want it GUI, what would they call that? PHPVBScript?
<4> oooh I'm jealous of Portland, we'll have that tomorrow here in Indiana.
<8> ok, thanks fields
<15> [fields]: nothing happends with the onload thing
<6> *cough*phpGTK*cough*
<4> ahhh I haven't heard about phpGTK in a couple years
<6> Don't use it, tho... Use languages appropriatee for GUI development.
<4> vooloo: learn more javascript
<15> [fields]: :E
<4> vooloo: document.YourFormName.submit();
<6> Vooloo: #javascript. Now.
<16> too bad this isnt #javascript
<4> maybe you didn't name your form, maybe you didn't close your form. yeah this is not #javascript
<5> uribes: there's WinBinder if you're using Windows.



<17> i am doing a var_dump($_SESSION) what does ["jobId"]=> &string(1) "9" mean? the '&' i cant do echo $_SESSION['jobId'];
<2> Vooloo: do some research and get the extension for firefox that debugs Javascript.
<4> MGrim: what does print_r($_SESSION) give ya?
<2> *shotgun.
<6> shorgun is okay, too
<2> 'Durn varmint'
<18> Can anyone help me out, my session_id seems to be changing everytime I do a re-direct to another page, or refresh the same page. BUT only with IE, Firefox works well and the session_id() does not change. Why is Firefox able to keep the same session_id, while IE starts a new one each time? IE starts a new session_id if I refresh the page...
<19> http://www.emedicine.com/derm/images/Large/1484harlequin_fetus.jpg weird medical condition
<2> We have a coyote problem here.
<20> clyrrad: perhaps your IE is not accepting the cookie
<5> Not me. I'm not a coyote.
<18> philip, for the session, should the "cookie" not reside on the server?
<7> perhaps you disable cookies in IE
<21> I think that's more than a 'condition'
<2> itrebal: That was just gross.
<6> itrebal: Ew. that's sick.
<19> ndnet: its a temporary syndrome
<18> johndoe, no If i run the same application on another server it works
<20> clyrrad: the browser must remember the session id somehow through the request, a cookie is a common way, although p***ing through the URL as GET is another
<21> temporary how? lol
<19> it lasts for about 5 minutes and goes away
<17> nevermind
<22> Is there a place where one can "save" code? Looking for a place where I can backup some of my misc. scripts I've wrote.
<20> clyrrad: cookies are stored client-side... always
<17> fixed the bug
<2> itrebal: Temporary, it looked terminal.
<18> philip, this same application works find on another server with IE, and Firefox
<18> seems to be something with this server and IE
<22> Like some online service?
<23> hi guys, anyone know a good method to not to show the link source (eg GET[] ...) in status bar?
<6> will: pastebin.com
<20> clyrrad: there is a directive to p*** session id via get automagically when cookie is not accepted
<20> perhaps one server has this on
<18> philip do you know what it is called?
<2> Aapinne: POST
<20> trans_sid or some such
<6> will: Scratch that. Just burn them on CD
<22> Stormchaser, That doesn't make it very easy to save it for longterm use. For example, I made this script to convert PDFs to PNGs. I just want to make sure if that server ever goes down, I won't lose it..
<20> php.net/ref.session lists all
<18> philip are you talking about httpd.conf or php.ini?
<23> yeah, but i use GET too, maybe there was something that doesn't show this
<22> Stormchaser, I'm known to lose my backups :) That's why I was hoping there was some online place... it's just text...
<4> Aapinne: go ask in javascript, its pretty simple
<20> php directives are set in php.ini
<20> but either will work
<23> okay fields, thx mate
<5> will: google mail. Email yourself your code.
<2> Aapinne: Nope.
<19> walterwo1: thats what i ment, its temporary in the aspect it goes away with death :)
<18> ok going to take a look there, becase its strange why Firefox works and not IE and only on this server
<23> uhm
<22> Ahroun, Good idea... Thanks.
<19> will: pastebin.ca can create 'permanent' posts by setting a time-out
<20> clyrrad: but also there is a reason :)
<2> itrebal: Life in general is temporary, and that is pretty heartless man.
<24> I'm trying to do a foreach on a $_POST and it's returning object id '1 - anyideas???
<22> itrebal, I would prefer not to make the code public... Just in case I have sensitive info in there.
<19> will: understood
<19> walterwo1: i do the occasional sick thing
<2> krisp: foreach( $_POST as $key=>value )
<6> will: Burn that damn CD!
<24> ahha
<24> I'm usng ->
<2> itrebal: Your terminal.
<2> krisp: that would do it.
<24> cheers walterwo1
<24> didn't think of that


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