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<0> there is
<0> here's the full login.php http://pastebin.com/530002
<0> and my validation checking doesn't work :/
<1> RewriteRule ^delete/(.*)/(.*)?$ index.php?cmd=delete&page=$1&$1.id=$2
<1> is this correct?
<2> Need a leading /
<3> .* would be greedy?
<2> Probably
<2> But that's probably not a problem for valid URLs
<2> (valid in the fits what he's expecting
<3> wouldn't $1 be abcd/abcd
<3> rather than abcd
<2> I might go for: RewriteRule ^/delete/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/?$ index.php?cmd=delete&page=$1&$1.id=$2 personally though
<2> aidan: In order to match the pattern, you have to get the last post-/ part in $2, and everything else in $1
<3> ah I see
<2> hiya jimbo
<4> Pollita how ya doin sweety?
<2> ai'ight
<5> Pollita: are you sure it needs the opening /?
<4> Pollita ai'ight in da hood?!
<5> I thought RewriteRules were evaluated in the context of the directory
<2> Gareth: They *can* be, but he's matching start of string
<6> Someone Can help me to find the little bug here please --> http://pastebin.com/530000 (it's very short) ?
<3> if you have ^/ you can't use that pattern in a .htaccess, only httpd.conf
<2> Oh, *shrug* I only use Rewrite in the context of httpd.conf
<4> Pollita : Have you coding anything that follows the double-entry accounting method ?
<2> Yer on yer own for .htaccess :)
<3> Nag: $v=Y; ?
<2> Jymmm: Probably not.
<4> Pollita okey dokey =)
<4> Pollita: you probably know it... debits and credits
<4> balance sheet stuff
<2> Then I probably have done that sort of thing
<6> Aidan --> in my DB online is an enum('Y','N')
<6> so if it's return Y i want to print ONLINE, if not i want to display OFFLINE
<3> Nag; Y doesn't mean anything to php
<3> Nag: $v = 'Y'; perhaps
<2> so.... you replaced a nice simple bit field with an enum, then you want to map the enum to something else.
<2> Brill I Ance
<3> Nag: that line doesn't seem to have any importance in the code you showed us, and you overwrite it in the next line ... so remove it
<6> wich line ?.
<3> Nag: $v=Y;
<6> no i have tried $v= 'Y'; $v = "Y"; $v = Y; always the same result....
<3> Nag: php.net/getting-started
<6> i have search on php.net already : http://fr3.php.net/manual/fr/control-structures.foreach.php
<3> Nag: $v = Y; is not doing anything in your script. Even if it was valid code, which it isn't, it doesn't appear to have any purpose.
<6> but don't find the problem...
<3> Nag: what is the actual problem? you haven't even told us what is wrong with your code...
<6> in my code, i give me the list of servers while ($serv = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) {
<6> echo '<li><a>'.$serv["server"].'</a></li>'.$serv["online"];
<6> but do not show ONLINE
<6> as you can see here : http://zefunchat.net/Beta/rezo_serveurs.php
<7> is something like this valid? if (($x = function()) > 5) echo $x; so if the function saves to x, checks x if greater than 5, if so echo $x?
<3> Nag: did you just expect us to guess that was the problem?
<6> as you can see the echo of Y ($serv["online"]) is ok
<3> Smirker_L: TIAS
<8> Hi there. :) Would anyone know of a Cairo binding for PHP?
<8> Six months ago, someone mentioned a binding was being worked on, but I still can't find it in PECL
<6> why dont he interpreting the foreach...code.. ?
<7> aidan: i'm ***uming TIAS is something like... test it yourself?
<3> Smirker_L: try it and see :)
<3> Nag: you don't make sense
<7> ah :) yeah, i should really try things before asking
<9> anyone know of an open-source project management system? i had a good one before but have forgotten its name
<6> sorry , i speak a very bad english, i don't understand what you would want to say aidan ?
<10> Nag: your foreach doesn't make sense. I don't know what you're pulling out of the db, but chances are it's not an array.
<6> the pull out of my DB is Y i have made an echo $serv["online"]; and he print me good Y, so what i want, is : if the return is Y, i want to print ONLINE, else i want to print OFFLINE
<3> Nag: if ($var === 'Y') { echo 'online'; } else { echo 'offline'; }
<6> i can put it in my while and foreach ?
<3> you can put it anywhere
<10> Nag: I think you first need to conceptually understand what you're trying to accomplish
<6> i know exactly what i want to accomplish, but i cant make it working :-(
<11> if(strstr('/',$date)!=false) -> how bout if i want to ensure there are two '/' in $date?
<3> stedios: preg_match
<11> ok
<3> Nag: this is VERY basic PHP. If you can't work it out with the code we've just given you, you should start learning PHP from the basics. PHP.net/getting-started
<8> stedios: It might be a good idea to be a little bit more robust and use a regular expression, say like '\d+/\d+/\d+'
<12> but nailbiter has a valid point, you're checking for valid dates, and you could be more robust than that and make sure the date is actually (almost) valid via the use of a regexp
<11> ok
<6> ok, thanks a lot
<6> it's working now :-))
<6> http://zefunchat.net/Beta/rezo_serveurs.php
<6> correct code is there --> http://pastebin.com/530021
<10> is it late enough for me to hand out crappy advice yet? if the format is mm/dd/yyyy, one *could* just explode() the string and check each piece with is_numeric(), and finally run checkdate() on it. :)
<11> its mm/dd/yy , but, i want to amek sure they put it in as mm/dd/yy, and not mm/dd.yy (or anyother form of typos)
<11> amek= make
<3> javax.xml.transform.TransformerException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Some content could not fit into a line/page after 50 attempts. Giving up to avoid an endless loop. (fo:block, "Figure.Stereographic projections")
<4> Far too many permutations imo --> m/d/yy mm/d/yy m/d/yyyy m/dd/yyyy m/dd/yy d/m/yy dd/m/yy d/mm/yy dd/mm/yy dd/mm/yyyy d/m/yyyy d/mm/yyyy dd/m/yyyy dd/mm/yyyy
<3> arg.
<4> aidan stenography?
<11> i just want to check that its two numbers, then a /, then two numbers, /, two numbers again
<3> stereographic?
<4> aidan what are you doing?
<3> trying to convert xml to pdf
<0> use xpath and xslt
<4> !+xml
<13> [XML] eXtensible Markup Language - jymmm believes it to be the spawn of satan and pure evil, but a lil tutorial and introduction is available at http://www.tizag.com/xmlTutorial/
<3> kainnation: oh that is such a useful comment... not
<0> hey just trying to help
<3> 'I wish to cook a pavlova cake.. ', 'use flour'.
<3> kainnation: how on earth is "use xpath and xslt" meant to help?
<0> i'm having session issues
<0> <0> http://www.kainnation.com/pxc/pxc/core
<0> <0> username admin
<0> <0> p*** admin
<4> !+pastebin
<13> Submit your code to http://hashphp.org/pastebin or http://cpp.sourceforge.net or http://php.pastebin.com then tell us the URL and a summary of the problem. Don't flood by pasting in the channel.
<14> Is there any way to distinguish two different files from one another using something faster than md5 independant of filenames?
<0> http://www.kainnation.com/pxc/pxc/core
<15> hi all, is there a function to force a page reload?
<0> username = admin p*** = admin
<0> http://pastebin.com/529997
<4> !+g2
<13> Guideline #2) Don't repeat.
<3> Xenocrates: not really, crc32, etc, there's a couple of superfast hashing methods out there, do some googling
<0> if you login and try to go to say user admin you get logged off?
<0> it like reverts to the old session variable values
<0> i want it to keep the set ones
<0> full login.php http://pastebin.com/530002
<3> kainnation: did you write the code?
<0> and the validation checking doesn't work :/
<0> yes
<3> here's a good tip then, applications are very difficult to debug. See if you can replicate the issue in as few lines as possible
<8> kainnation: You could also check the session directory (which defaults to /tmp) to see if it has become non-writeable to the webserver user
<0> no the dir is cool
<8> kainnation: Although it's supposed to be automatic, does explicitly calling session_write_close() at the end of your script save the new session values?
<11> help? http://pastebin.com/530034 -> reports 'no' . what am i doing wrong? :0
<16> hi
<16> can anyone help me with a whitespace problem? i have already checked on php.net
<9> ask the question / paste the source
<16> while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_***OC)) {
<16> echo $row['house'] . ' ' . $row['restaurant']
<16> how do i get that white space to stay in there
<16> so 'house' and 'restaurant' aren't so close together?
<17> The whitespace does stay there.
<10> indeed
<16> no
<16> it isn't!
<17> Yes
<10> check your html source
<16> really!
<10> its there
<17> Your browser handles it differently.
<16> safari
<17> Look at the HTML source, it *is* there.
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