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<0> at least i stopped before i did zip :p
<1> jiggster: i also have hourly builds of PHP6 for no reason... http://tools.itrebal.com/various/conf.txt
<2> Sembiance: tidy will definately do it.. it looks like there are a lot of other more light weight cl***es out there that will do it, just google it
<0> itrebal: lol nice
<3> um
<0> uhm?
<4> does anyone know of a good PHP forum? I mean a forum about PHP development, not a necessarily a forum written in PHP.
<0> @see yabb, phpbb, etc
<0> lol kidding
<5> :-o
<1> phpfreaks i went to it for a while
<2> phpbuilder
<2> i have to say though, i've never gotten response on a message board faster than i could google it my damn self
<5> jiggster: do you use simplexml ?
<3> Well... phpbb's politics have changed sdrastically for phpbb3... It'd be interesting to see, what will come out...
<0> i have... but not in depth at all
<5> i use $xml = simplexml_load_file($file); and it returns the xml, but it doesn't display the attributes
<5> i'm not sure if i am forgetting to do something or what
<6> how can I identify a url in a string? is there any ready function for it?
<7> py1nb___: look for a regex for it
<2> py1nb___: php.net/preg_match
<6> ok tnx
<8> evening
<2> then look in the comments
<7> py1nb___: is there a specific reason you're looking for it? ie to turn it into an a href?
<7> or what
<6> nphase, yes
<8> im looking for some thoughts about doing a php script with a persistent connection
<6> nphase, I meant turn it to a href
<3> TheDeathArt: Main question: WHY?
<2> py1nb___: once you get it use $url = parse_url($url);
<7> py1nb___: i think i already have a preg for that
<7> hold on
<8> the idea of having a connection constantly open, and not much a xmlhttprequest that runs a php script each send
<8> wouldn't that be smarter ?
<0> seems to me simplexml had probs with attribs for a buddy of mine too
<3> TheDeathArt: Um... What are you planning to do?
<8> a webchat (iknow it sounds childish)
<2> TheDeathArt: not at all... its be horribly slow once a few people connected.. its a stateless protocol for a reason
<0> java, activex maybe
<0> :\
<9> according to my experiences with it, simplexml can access the attributes, but it won't show them in a dump. you have to *know* the structure in order to access and process it properly, but it's not very good at reading in a structure in order to let you analyze it and see whats up
<8> well, java would require a server. the idea was to create it pear2pear
<3> TheDeathArt: Flash.
<8> combined with php and a database
<8> seems interesting
<8> owh since most people don't lanch it open source
<8> and its a fun experiment
<8> we are coders for a reason :)
<3> owh: Because it's incredibly stupid, yet fun.
<10> TheDeathArt: Then you need to do some more googling and think of useful problems to solve :-)
<2> check out sugarcrm.com and click chat.. connects to irc through browser with active x script.. opensource
<8> activeX is like laughtable
<2> it like works
<10> Anyone know why the /topic contains SPAM?
<3> oh, that reminds me...
<8> phpmattk_ yes, but thats also possible without activex , hehe
<2> yeah
<8> well, perhaps i should look into flash again
<8> shouldn't be to advanced
<10> Stormchaser: Tah.
<3> I had plans to do that for entire day... no idea, why I didn't
<10> Stormchaser: Busy writing chat scripts :-)
<3> owh: ...right...
<8> creating cms-engines, template systems, webshops using webservices
<1> Stormchaser: my Kitchen Sink module is nearly back
<8> and stuff like that.. is BOORING
<3> I don't code at weekends... My policy still stands, and it's in use for some time now :)
<0> lol i **** at typing
<0> 52 WPM
<1> jiggster: hehehhe.... i dont get that fast
<1> owh: i have my own VoIP setup - nc -lp 9000 < /dev/dsp > /dev/dsp
<1> owh: :)
<10> itrebal: Get much in the way of calls ? ;-)
<1> owh: for sure! hehe, actually i do
<2> anyone read that cringly thing about voip and the wrt54gl
<10> phpmattk_: URL?
<1> hehe, the current CVS of PHP6 is bad, dont get it
<3> itrebal: It breaks?
<1> Stormchaser: not compiling write ATM, either that or just giving a few errors in the make process
<1> mismatched types, i think
<8> since you now cave me this crazy idea of flash.. wouldn't flash do the same as JS ? just query constantly ?
<10> phpmattk_: The WRT is a pretty nice platform for all kinds of stuff. I know people who run Asterisk on it. Another is doing live on the fly authentication for payment systems on one.
<1> Stormchaser: http://tools.itrebal.com/various/info.php it causes havoc in my phpinfo, anyway
<3> TheDeathArt: Then write a servlet in Java
<1> Stormchaser: but my kitchen sink module is compiled!
<0> lol
<8> well, it was just a yes/no question =)
<11> With HTML if I have a table in my page how can I make it go the whole way down the page (top to bottom) rather than just taking up as much room as it needs for the content to fit in
<11> I thought height="100%" would do it but it doesn't work
<3> TheDeathArt: I don't know Flash that much, but it's probably have to work via HTTP, so your answer is 'yes'
<8> oki
<3> itrebal: What does your module do?
<11> Anyone can help?
<1> Stormchaser: ATM adds things to the phpinfo :)
<10> mtappenden: Well in #web you'd get an answer to that.
<3> itrebal: funny :)
<11> Thanks
<3> Hm... Have to switch to Windows... Be back in a tiny little bit.
<1> wah??!
<12> Anyone know why in a certain folder I can't upload a file to a directory that was made via php but also is chmodded to 777?
<10> flyman: Are you sure that's what's actually happening?
<12> owh well i made a script that makes user accounts (folders as their dir) and im trying to upload via ftp to their folder and cant says permission denied
<13> chmod the folder
<12> aidan i did
<12> to 777
<14> why would imagestring($image, 4, 200, 100, $maxStock * (($imgHeight*(1-$graphspacing))/$max, $colorBlack); give unexpected (,)
<15> Using what?
<15> chmod on the command line?
<15> or the chmod() function in php?
<10> tarheel1: Count your brackets.
<12> Pollita: well using FlashFXP and a file manager tool in cpanel
<14> ah, thanks
<16> Pollita: Hey there :)
<12> Pollita but in the script i use a chmod command for the folder
<15> Davey: Heya hon
<15> flyman: What *exact* command?
<10> tarheel1: A tip: Brackets come in pairs, always an even number :-)
<12> Pollita: mkdir($_POST['username'], 0777);
<15> That's not chmod, that's mkdir
<10> flyman: Hmm, nice bit of inject-able code you have there :-)
<15> owh: One thing at a time :)
<10> Pollita: ROTFL - and g'day :-)
<12> Pollita well yeah i make the folder and set permission
<13> umask
<17> flyman, you allow them to make directories anywhere your web server has write acess.
<15> "The mode is also modified by the current umask, which you can change using umask()."
<15> Did you read that part of the manual page?
<13> "manual page?!"
<15> aidan: They're new.
<12> Pollita actually thats how i learned to do that command
<10> exonic2: As Pollita pointed out, one thing at a time :-)
<17> *sigh*
<17> security first!
<18> Pollita: I know theoretically it's 4.3G, but do you know the actual qty of public ip's under IPv4 ?
<10> exonic2: Fair point :-)
<12> Pollita so should i just do mkdir($_POST['username']); and then chmod the folder seperately?
<15> (2^32) - (3 * 2^24) - (2^29)
<18> php-bot (2^32) - (3 * 2^24) - (2^29)
<19> -27
<15> erm s/3 * 2^24/2^25/
<15> I counted a couple /8s twice
<13> flyman: no, set the umask to 0
<16> Anyone here use Eclipse for PHP?
<12> aidan ok
<18> php-bot (2^32) - (2^25) - (2^29)
<19> -24
<17> Pollita, what are you trying to figure out?
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