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<0> is there a way to just post to a form and not follow it? so I don't have the js to deal with
<0> tried inculde('urlstring') and file('urlstring')
<0> but they didn't work because it's post data
<1> not follow it?
<0> well send the post data and not care about what's returned
<1> if you don't want to use js then that's upto how you code your form script.
<0> CaT[tm] I don't quite follow you
<1> smacks: well if you don't javascript to submit the data for you you'll need to code the script the <form> tag uses so that it redisplays the current page as is after accepting the data.
<2> Smacks: When you say "java popup", do you mean "javascript popup"?
<0> TML yes
<2> Smacks: And you're saying that you think curl is hanging because of a javascript popup?
<1> the script now works under php5.1.4
<0> TML I'm saying it goes to a page that wants a click on a js popup
<2> Smacks: You need to figure out what a normal browser does as the result of clicking on that popup, and then write your PHP/curl to skip the intermediate page and do that thing directly instead.
<0> ok
<3> when I point my browser to localhost/index.php, it wants to open the .php file rather than displaying it in my browser, any idea why?
<2> Tu13es:
<3> is that Apache's problem?
<2> My first suggestion would be not to use localhost
<3> what should I use?
<2> Give your host a name, make sure it can be resolved using something like /etc/hosts, and use that
<2> !tell Tu13es about lm
<2> !tell Tu13es about at
<2> Tu13es: Then, make sure those two entries (sent by php-bot) are in your apache configuration
<2> Or something close to them
<3> hmm
<3> ok, I'll see what I can dig up
<3> why should I not use localhost?
<2> Tu13es: If you still have a problem, then check apache error log and see if it gives any messages
<3> aye aye
<3> just curious why to not use localhost? not that I disagree, just wondering why..
<0> TML any idea where I might read more about what you're talking about? I looking at live headers and can't see anything I could do differently
<4> I'm having trouble with something... I want one error.php page, which looks up the error and displays itself accordingly... so 404 redirects to error.php which handles that message... is this possible?
<5> Sages: Yes
<5> Sages: That's an Apache feature, so you're better off asking on #apache
<4> hmm, I think my server runs IIS.
<5> Ah, then ask the IIS guys
<5> Because it's the web servers responsiblity to redirect errors to whichever page you like
<5> And then your page can handle the error
<4> I see. Thanks.
<5> Anytime
<3> hrm
<3> Syntax error on line 233 of /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf:
<3> Cannot load /usr/local/php5/libphp5.so into server: Library not loaded: /usr/local/apache2/lib/libaprutil-1.0.dylib\n Referenced from: /usr/local/php5/libphp5.so\n Reason: image not found
<3> where can I get the missing lib?
<5> Windows/Linux?
<3> OS X
<5> hehe
<5> You need to compile PHP with the apache2 configuration directive
<5> The lib is generated at the end of the compilation process
<2> Smacks: When you click the javascript button, your browser does something.
<3> hmm
<3> how do I do that?
<2> Smacks: You need to figure out what that thing is, and do it in curl.
<2> Tu13es: Are you compiling on OS X?
<3> yes
<2> Tu13es: And you read php.net/install.macosx ?
<3> I believe so
<3> can I just start from scratch?
<0> TML any suggestions on how to figure that 'thing' out?
<2> Smacks: I usually use the mozilla extension "livehttpheaders"
<0> yeah I'm using that
<3> also, the OS X directions on PHP.net are for PHP4, if that makes a difference
<5> Tu13es: Shouldn't matter that much
<3> k
<2> Smacks: Then you should have everything you need
<5> Tu13es: Just ensure you give valid, current paths for the configure options
<6> Do I absolutely have to compile php with --with-mysqli ? or mysqli is only for the new functionality of mysql ?
<5> --with-mysql should suffice
<0> suppose I could just fork off 100 threads and let them timeout
<3> hmm
<3> while compiling php5, I get this
<3> ./configure: line 1: /apu-config: No such file or directory
<3> configure: error: You have enabled Apache 2 support while your server is Apache 1.3. Please use the appropiate switch --with-apxs (without the 2)
<3> Apache 1.3, wtf?
<7> WTF?
<8> http://www.andrewcharron.com/area52/ Can someone help me with this error? Im not sure why it would give me an error like that
<9> blech i wanted to make a cake for tomorrow but that won't happen with my eye being closed
<10> won't happen with your eyes open either
<10> =)
<9> ugh im in no mood for your jokes
<11> blah
<11> me neither
<11> drunk......
<10> PMS
<10> PMS == piera_ Mena streak
<10> mean
<9> whatever
<12> In this search script http://pastebin.com/744088, where is says // Build SQL Query what format do i enter my field names in, My Field names are "Equipment No.", "Drive No.", "Origin", "Row", "Column", "Description"
<13> Hello ppl. I am currently p***ing a PHP/MYSQL dynamically created form to a php page that needs to be able to read a 2 dimentional array. I am little expirence with arrays and I think I have the array created correctly but now I don't know how to access it and create the display table and sql query I need to when the user confirms the order
<12> Would someone be kind enough to edit htat section of the script and pastebin it back to me
<12> *that
<13> is anyone able to help me with 2 dimentional arrays?
<12> MariusX, wish i could ;)
<14> where is the code?
<12> errr, my problem
<12> or MariusX
<14> MariusX:
<12> errr, ok
<13> ok. I will paste it up in a sec.
<15> i'd recommend doing print_r($_POST) to see what you're uploading
<13> I have taken the post information and grouped the 4 items for each product into a 2 dimentional array.
<12> is there someone that can help with my problem
<5> vipersniper: Just ask
<15> vipersniper: do you know any SQL?
<12> Xyphoid, nope
<15> you'll need to learn some for this.
<13> here is the code I use to make the form http://pastebin.com/744105
<14> vipersniper: Im not sure if there is anything wrong with "Equipment No." but I would use no spaces in my names at all
<12> errr, good advice and i willchange the name
<13> and here is the page I am posting to. http://pastebin.com/744114
<12> errr, but how do i enter the fields in this section, where is says // Build SQL Query could you give me an example using my fields "please"
<14> MariusX: maybe its my bad eyes, but I dont see a 2 dimensional array anywhere in that code
<3> hmm
<13> on the second page? I am creating an array with each record in it being an array with the name,price,unit,quantity
<3> so I did what this guy does here: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20051214031718251
<13> I will post thr print_r of the array I have
<13> http://pastebin.com/744118
<3> but I get this when I start Apache: Cannot load /usr/local/php5/libphp5.so into server: Library not loaded: /usr/local/apache2/lib/libaprutil-1.0.dylib\n Referenced from: /usr/local/php5/libphp5.so\n Reason: image not found
<3> do I need to recompile PHP?
<13> I also want to know if I can give the fields names for easyer access.
<15> marius: yeah, name a field arrayname[fieldname] in the form
<15> and you'll get $_POST['arrayname'] containing fieldname=>value
<12> KillerX, http://pastebin.com/744088, how do i enter my field names in that script
<15> viper: you need to learn the syntax of the SQL INSERT statement
<13> I am not creating the array in the form page though. how do I do it on the second page. could you edit the pastbin to show me how to do it?
<12> Xyphoid, its a $query = "select * statement
<15> Heh, good point. so you need the syntax of the SELECT statement
<12> ;)
<12> thats ok
<12> Xyphoid, most of the syntax is there i just need to know where that fields go ;)
<13> Xyphoid: could you edit this so that it ***igns a name for the fields so I can see how to do it? http://pastebin.com/744114
<12> thanks later
<15> you ***ign the name to the fields when generating the form in the first place. not when saving the fields.
<16> goodnight
<13> I have ***igned names to the fields on the form. I want to be able to build a table on the second page made from the array. so for each array in the main array I will have the names (FishName,FishPrice,FishUnit,FishOrdered,FishID)
<13> so I can do something like forech ($fish) <td>$Fishname</td><td>$FishPrice</td> etc
<15> so you'd do something like foreach($mainarray as $array) { foreach( $array as $fieldname=>$value) { // do something with $fieldname and $value } }
<15> to do a header row, i'd do $headernames = array_keys($mainarray[0]);
<15> so you get the keys of the first row and use that
<13> is that how you access and an array in an array?
<13> oh ok. that sounds useful
<13> Thank you. I will give that a try
<17> in mysql , i am trying to create a field (amount)
<17> like 100.52
<17> up to 2 decimal
<17> so in mysql , shall i use int or decimal ?
<15> eric: is this for storing money?
<17> yup
<15> personally I'd work in ints, decimal is fine in the DB but you don't want to be working in floats in PHP.
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