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<0> +od
<1> StormS: Don't. Focus on what is shown at php.net/header
<0> aiai captain
<1> College: Did you try reading the user comments?
<2> i have a question about the implode function
<3> TML: yeah althou I may have missed something
<1> Heros: Ask it
<3> *reading again*
<2> is it the same as executing a loop and echoing it?
<1> Heros: Well, except that it does the loop in C rather than userland, and it doesn't echo, sure
<2> what do you mean by userland?
<1> Heros: <?php .... ?>
<2> k
<2> thx
<4> College: It sounds like to me that you're going to first off have it $rounded = round($number,3); Then ... some sort of list($abs,$decimal) = explode ('.',$rounded,2); if ($decimal{3} && $decimal >= 1 && $decimal <= 2) {} // it's complicated
<1> the-erm: *blink*
<3> the-erm: cheers
<4> there's got to be a better way.
<4> I just don't know enough math.
<3> the-erm i was thinking multiplying by 100
<4> that might work as well.
<3> so it was easier to work with
<3> and then doing the rounding
<4> there's got to be a better way to round ...
<5> WTF?
<5> College: What are you trying to do?
<2> umm i have another question...what's message_die?...i dont think it's a message kill though
<3> just trying to round to nearest 5 cents
<5> College: Are you kidding me?
<1> Heros: message_die isn't a PHP function
<5> College: Ever heard of rounding ?
<3> yes
<5> College: Perhaps you should have a look at the manual there...
<4> the point is ... round() doesn't round to the nearest 5 cents.
<3> owh: I have for the last hour
<4> it's a decimal based round.
<5> the-erm: And your point is?
<3> owh: do you have a solution that would work?
<4> 1-10 != 1-5
<5> the-erm: Hint: A decimal based round does the same as a round for one decimal point different. Round using a figure with a different decimal point...
<5> the-erm: You're making the answer waaaaay toooo complicated.
<1> No kidding
<4> that's why I said round($number,3);
<3> $19.97 rounds to $19.95, $19.98 goes up to $20.00
<3> thats what i'm looking for
<5> College: So, move the decimal point and round it.
<5> College: You know, multiply and divide by 10...
<3> yeah i tried moving it 2 places
<3> so it was 1997
<3> but then getting it to 1995
<3> or 2000 was the next part
<5> College: What about 199.7 ?
<3> if i round that i lose the decimel, goes to 199 or 200
<3> need that .05
<6> Afternoon
<5> College: Also, IIRC the round() function handles this nativly :-)
<5> College: Then move the decimal back :-)
<3> hmm k, will give it a go
<7> is there a way to display chars like or right in a xml feed?
<4> so you're saying ... $number = round($number * 10,1); $number = $number * .1; would do it?
<4> I was thinking of mod.
<3> $x = 19.96 * 10.0;
<3> $y = round($x,2);
<3> echo $y / 10.0; // returns 19.96
<5> TML can you use a modulus of a float?
<1> That's the route I'd end up going. $ = ($*1) % 1;
<1> err, taht's $cents = ($price*100) % 100;
<7> hmm :)
<1> Then you just check abs($cents-5)
<8> hi ppl
<8> can someone help me undestanding the php file format that contain several charcodes intead the php code
<8> all the files start with Zend
<1> Extreminador: What?
<8> i have made a download off a script
<1> Extreminador: Are you looking at files that have been encoded using the Zend Encoder?
<8> php script
<8> dont know, firts time that i have seen this
<8> is ther any Zend Ecnonder ?
<8> inside the php files all off them start with the word Zend
<1> Extreminador: http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-encoder.php
<8> thanks TML
<8> firts time that i have see this lol
<1> Extreminador: If those files have been encoded using the Zend Encoder, someone doesn't want you to have the source, and we're not going to help you get to it.
<8> yup now i get it
<8> i have made the download from emule
<1> Extreminador: Which makes you suspect from step one.
<1> I've never heard of a legitimate use of emule.
<8> true TML
<6> Extreminador, what does the script do? Maybe we can suggest an alternative?
<0> perhaps a stupied question.. but can you run a php line in a strict .htm doc? (I'm only used to include htm in .php doc)?
<6> StormS, just make sure it's the first part of the output ... If I understand your question correctly.
<8> pod yes i have some other alternatives
<1> StormS: Are you asking if you can make the server parse html files as though they contained PHP code, in addition to files registered as x-httpd-php?
<8> but i was only curiose in particular about this becouse the Zend
<9> on http://pastebin.com/531829 why am i not getting the "echo $_REQUEST['file'];" on line 13
<8> i didnt know thatbwas possible
<8> to encode the php
<6> Extreminador, has been possible for a few years.
<1> krzkrzkrz: if ( !$_REQUEST['file'] ) { echo $_REQUEST['file'];
<8> firts time that i have heard off
<10> hi. i have a similarly somehow stupid question, how to prevent apache from parsing php in a certain dir?
<0> if you have index.htm (can it contain php) ?
<1> krzkrzkrz: You're only trying to echo it when it has a false value.
<9> ah, silly me indeed
<6> StormS, Yes, but you have to tell the webserver to parse it with php... Which is going to add extra load to pages that don't have php in them.
<1> StormS: If you're on apache, and using the PHP module, only if you make all files with that extension be processed by PHP by modifing your AddType / AddHandler line.
<5> College: How are you going with that?
<3> worked it out
<0> k... so it means in general that the answer is no
<3> echo round($x*20,0)/20;
<5> College: I was going to ask you if it looked like this: round(10.98*20,0)/20
<5> College: It did :-)
<3> lol
<3> yup
<3> thanks for you help b4
<5> College: Do you know why the 20 is there?
<6> StormS, It is not suggested, but it is possible.
<3> yeah
<3> 20th of a dollar
<11> could anyone help me on sugarcrm
<9> is it possible to have a public static function?
<5> College: Excellent :-)
<11> could anyone help me on sugarcrm
<0> I was just confused pod, as php.net/header
<5> TML, can you please do the honours?
<0> <html>
<0> <?php
<0> /* This will give an error. Note the output
<0> * above, which is before the header() call */
<0> header('Location: http://www.example.com/');
<0> ?>
<9> or not advisable
<10> anyone can help me? i wonder how to prevent apache from parsing php in a certain dir?
<5> TML, make that twice :-)
<0> and state that it just have to be before any output
<11> could anyone help me on sugarcrm
<5> mmmmeow: Look at .htaccess
<10> i noe .htaccess
<12> owh: surely they get a link to the guidelines first
<10> but what to write in? owh
<5> GarethAdams: Not with obnoxious behaviour like that....
<1> Sorry, was on a different window.
<5> TML - tah
<5> mmmmeow: In your favorite text editor.
<10> haha~~
<5> mmmmeow: And have a google before you start asking here, and #apache is a good place to visit too :-)
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