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<0> bbtech- check display_errors
<1> Tonglebeak but the real use of vim is to avoid using the mouse... to maximize the ammount of time you spend typing new code, and minimize the ammount of time you spend retyping or moving your hands or navigating through text.
<2> I saw it when I googled some error. Anyway, would you help kill my curiosity?
<3> zircu: You just need the Gnome libs. You don't need the whole of Gnome itself.
<0> bbtech- could be a parse error in your script
<4> Drangslcr: all errors are on
<4> and nothing is displayed
<0> bbtech- <?php phpinfo(); ?>
<5> bbtech: check your phplogs and your apache logs, also make sure you have error_reporting to at least E_WARNING and logging errors
<4> Dragnslcr: not that simple
<0> Put that in a file, load it, and search the page for display_errors
<6> can PHP let me login to my blog and send POST or GET?
<1> zircu that's why I use vim on an xterm.
<1> does the trick...
<0> glen_quagmire- no
<4> zircu: its at E_ALL
<7> glen_quagmire: err... what are you asking?
<6> i want to write a script that makes me post stuff from command line
<6> i don't want perl..too difficult
<5> Cicciux: you dont use (a fill a better prefix here)term
<5> ?
<7> look into cURL
<0> GET is easy, since it's just part of the URL
<8> bbtech: display_errors != error_reporting
<4> I think I am going to store the data to a file instead of in a variable...that will probably fix the problem
<9> glen_quagmire: I'll second itrebal's suggestion.
<4> philip: ?
<0> For POST, yeah, go with curl
<9> glen_quagmire: http://bluelyte.sytes.net/blog/php/curl_run.phps
<1> zircu I use kterm, of course. but it's just xterm with a window decoration and a few other functionalities...
<6> but i need to log in and get cookie..i'll look it to curl
<5> Cicciux: heh. that is better, i only use xterm when X doesn't start properly :)
<10> Meh, POST is just as easy as GET.
<7> zircu: err.... how does that make sense
<1> zircu I know... XD
<10> You hardly need curl to do it. http://mmcc.cx/sendtohost
<1> iterbal, sometimes x has a problem and doesn't load the session properly... happens to me EACH time I update kde...
<7> Cicciux: so stop using KDE :)
<5> [itrebal_sleep]: well, you can always do a generic setup and have it start xterm as the main app
<7> heh
<7> mattmcc: i like that quote
<1> iterbal, I can't... I need to fill my 2Gigs of mem SOMEHOW... and KDE does the job pretty well...
<8> mattmcc: maybe you chould change your example search to something more... current :)
<7> hah
<4> ok, just double checked php.ini...display_errors was On
<10> philip: Yeah, I was noticing that last time I linked to it.
<8> then again there is something to be said about leaving old code as is
<5> bbtech: do you have log set and if so what is error_log?
<1> what's that philip? that you're a lazy programmer???
<8> although this code does create an E_NOTICE or two :)
<11> hello.. im trying to make a weekly-calendar starting at monday.. does this seem okey (except the validation of in-data).. http://pastebin.com/626292
<5> philip: he probably has a parse error, i guess
<7> philip: bah! i got for E_STRICT :)
<4> log_errors = Off
<8> i've never used E_STRICT
<8> you guys and your "php 5"
<8> bah!
<7> philip: php5? bah! php6!
<8> php is growing up so fast
<5> philip: php 5.1.. big difference from 5.0 :)
<12> php6? Is that compatible with Web 3.0?
<4> weirdst thing I've seen...
<12> ;)
<4> If I comment out this line --> $zipfile -> file();
<4> everything works
<4> if I leave it...page goes blank...with no source code and no errors
<8> internet 2 is coded in php 6
<5> bbtech: if that is your line, then you have a parse error
<4> ??
<13> hey guys DCC CHAT "LOLJEWSREALLDIDWTCLOL" WWW.JEWSDIDWTC.COM NOW!
<4> zircu: where?
<8> what happen to the tor ban?
<7> i dunno
<5> bbtech: $zipfile -> $file(); // <~~~ parse error
<12> I see *!*@tor/ in the banlist
<4> where?
<7> *!*!@tor/*?
<4> whats it choking on?
<12> nup
<5> well mabey not a parse error but well, is $zipfile an object and if so does it have a file() method
<12> just like i posted
<14> I blocked tor
<4> zircu: yes, to both
<11> anyone op on #web?
<4> here is file() --> http://pastebin.com/626298
<5> bbtech: that says it is called ->add_file()
<4> sorry, here it is --> http://pastebin.com/626302
<7> night everyone
<8> bbtech: use ; more
<5> [itrebal_sleep]: i thought you were already asleep
<4> philip: where?
<15> ...11:30am
<7> zircu: oh i am
<4> philip: ; is in use
<8> i am mistaken
<8> you are using . everywhere, just looks odd with the comments
<4> philip: I agree
<4> well, this is what I get for using someone elses code :/
<4> I think I am going to use the command line `zip` instead...this is just stupid
<4> I've just never seen php crash...and not give any error messages and not display any output...even if I put text at the very top of the page...it won't display it.
<5> bbtech: yeah i would concure that that might be wise
<5> bbtech: well the crashing should give an error somewhere
<5> heh that is twice tonite I had had to use two (now three) awkward words in a row
<4> zircu: your right: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 132 bytes)
<5> bbtech: ah you have --enable-memory-limit enabled in your php
<4> ok, that should have given me an error on the screen
<5> bbtech: it can't really, php is crashing before it can echo to the screen
<5> very much like a parse error, can't be shown
<16> bbtech: just use php's build in gzip commands
<5> i belive he is using pk zip not gzip
<8> why doesn't the zip extension write zips too instead of just read?
<4> yup
<4> philip: good question
<5> philip: i thing due to licenses
<4> oh, I know...it requires too much memory
<5> pkzip is very picky
<5> you can read pkzip, but writing it is different, similar to gif iirc
<4> This is the zip code I am using --> http://www.zend.com/codex.php?id=696&single=1
<4> only works with small files though
<5> or what gif used to be
<16> screw zip. use gzip.
<17> anyone familiar with fpdf?
<4> thanks for the help guys
<4> lesson: don't use other peoples code!
<8> i wonder when or if this license will expire
<5> well, technically if we all used that logic we all would be writing in ***embly trying to read IRC protocol to get help how to write something :)
<18> zircu: I dont need help with ASM TelnetIRC
<8> according to the zziplib site, he has not added zip write functionality due to lack of time
<5> i'm not sure, i just know that the pkzip compression is a rather tight license to use, i wonder how much they made of of winzip
<5> oh
<5> i could have sworn there was a pkzip issue, i guess i could be wrong
<4> ok, I can't remember whats this called `command` there is a function that does the same thing
<5> Jymmm: you have to write your own telnet in ASM first
<19> bbtech: shell_exec()?
<4> thank you!
<19> You're welcome
<18> zircu already did
<5> well fine, everyone prove me wrong :)
<20> hum, who needs work done
<20> :p
<21> asmIRC, now that'd be a project to keep you busy for a bit
<5> or I'll join ##overflow and pretend it is the real deal
<22> I did a new cl***, but for re-occurence purposes, I need to call that cl*** from inside a function.. how do I reference it ? :/
<20> er, you either create a new instance or reference static methods
<20> s/methods/members/
<22> how do I reference it by static
<22> I basically have a telnet session
<20> you read a tutorial on basic oop :p
<22> :P
<22> fine, url? :P
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