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<0> no you don't
<1> Yoris BULL****!
<2> ok tell me then the solution if it's so easy
<3> This is ##php, not #sql
<2> i work with mysql/php for many years
<0> !+fish
<4> Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime." The moral of this lil story is if you spoon feed someone information that's fairly obvious, you're not really helping them, just preventing them from growing/learning and being able to be resourceful for themselves.
<0> hahahaha :)
<2> why did you kick me?
<2> what did i do wrong?
<5> alas poor Yoris
<2> i just ask a question :(O
<1> Yoris you are being stupid
<1> and a lzy bastard
<2> no seriously
<1> yes, seriously
<2> maybe you don't understand my question
<2> http://hashmysql.org/paste/viewentry.php?id=1381
<2> look at this
<0> *sigh*
<1> Yoris we understnad completely
<6> bah
<2> i tried group by, i tried distinct :(
<2> but doesn't work
<6> The wireless in this college ****s sometimes.
<0> Yoris: *WE*Don't*Care*!
<1> Yoris this is ##php, not #sql
<2> php and mysql complete eachother, people who know php also know mysql
<2> and in #mysql there are no people that talk
<0> Yoris: They do?
<7> that's so romantic
<1> !+g8
<4> Guideline #8) SQL Q's: #sql, #mysql or #postgresql. Apache Q's: #apache. Linux Q's: Either #yourdistro, #linuxhelp or #linpeople. HTML/CSS/JavaScript Q's: #web. Just because some other channel is 'dead' does NOT mean you can ask here.
<2> i was there a moment ago and they told me 'try group by' 'try distinct' while i already tried those but don't work :-/
<7> it's so rare for two pieces of software to find each other in this mad world
<0> I can do mysql stuff with Python, and non-mysql things with PHP... So... your statement is faulty.
<8> :)
<0> cool nick
<2> Stormchaser i didn't say there is no php without mysql, i said that people that know php know mysql aswell
<9> i think someone should give him the fish.. he seems really hungry
<8> I've had it for 7 years :P
<2> which is true for 99.9% of all php programmers i bet
<9> and i don't think he wants to learn to fish
<9> or that..
<2> please stop kicking my i only asked a question if it's so simple and i'm overlooking something just state the answer, i've been looking how to solve this for hours
<1> Yoris We gave you links, it's your choice to refuse to read them, it's our choice to refuce to listen to you till you have.
<0> Yoris: Come back when you resolve *SQL* question, and when you have a PHP one
<10> Is there any was to loop through a directory listing contents.. but only displaying ones in a txt file?
<1> Climm No, try ASP
<10> lol
<10> Must be a way
<8> Jymmm: was that sarcasm?
<0> php.net/dir
<11> Climm: glob
<11> Jymmm: ??
<1> Climm have you tried google yet?
<0> itrebal: Faulty client / connection
<11> Stormchaser: gotchya, been comming in and out all day?
<0> most of it
<11> alright
<10> Less of an ego please, itrebal i'll give it a look thanks
<1> itrebal you're next!
<11> Jymmm: EEP!
<1> itrebal and just for GP too
<11> heh
<1> Climm have you tried google yet?
<12> Anyone use DOMDocument?
<12> I'm hitting a break wall with it
<11> Jabberwock: ask
<12> I'm trying to parse an RSS feed. I can do getElementsByTagName("blah").. but then what if I want to get "thumbnail" and "link" which are children of "blah" ?
<1> Climm: http://www.google.com/search?q=php+list+files
<12> I can't treat what getElementsByTagName returns as a domdocument object because it's a domnode
<12> DOMNodelist rather
<12> which doesn't support getElementsByTagName
<13> is there a way to disable register globals without editting the ini? Or by the time a script runs, it's too late to disable register globals?
<0> Jabberwock: which PHP?
<12> I'd use magpie but it does not see self closing XML tags which flickr uses..
<14> gizban: .htaccess
<11> gizban: apache?
<14> Also possible within your script, perhaps
<13> itrebal: yeah
<12> init_set("register_globals","off") ?
<11> gizban: then use .htaccess
<7> gizban: if you initialise all your variables, then register globals being on should have no effect
<11> kuja: nope, its too late - the variables are already set by runtime
<12> itrebal: so any ideas as to my problem?
<7> you could loop through GPC and unset all the variables in them from the global scope if register_globals is on i suppose
<11> Jabberwock: i havn't used DOMDocument, i've used simpleXML though
<7> but i mean, if you always use $_GET, then you should never notice that the vars are also in the global scope
<15> why the hell would you disable register globals
<10> Jymmm, re-read my question
<12> Will simplexml_load_file load a URL?
<0> !+register_globals
<4> If register_globals is off, you'll need to use $_POST['form_field_name'] or $_GET['form_field_name'] to get form elements (as opposed to $form_field_name). See http://www.php.net/reserved.variables for more information. Why did this change? See http://www.php.net/manual/en/security.registerglobals.php for an explanation. Also see: vars
<14> ymcx: Why the hell would you enable them?
<7> ym: because it's default off now?
<15> erm.. sorry :) backwards.
<15> why would you enable them.
<14> Should be default-****ing-gone in PHP6
<15> heh.
<1> http://securephp.damonkohler.com/index.php/Category:Injection_Attacks
<7> because you have 50,000 lines of code using them?
<15> about time.
<0> About time!
<16> Sigh.
<15> Xyphoid: 50k eh?
<17> hello. Iam suing preg_match_all to get for example ID and name out of a string build like : asdfasdf{:ID]sadsdfg{:NAME}. But somehow it works only if there are spaces like : asasd {:ID] asdfasdf {:NAME] asdfas. Iam using that expr :'/\{:(\S+)\}/'
<11> Xyphoid: then you rewrite everything to *not* use them, i did it - you can too
<7> what motivation do I have to do that? the code works and is secure
<16> OK. I do php -i at command-line in Unix. It mentions the config files it parses. I check them all. The only non-extensions list one (real) says "display_errors = off". Why is it that when I run PHP scripts on the command-line, it STILL outputs notices?!
<18> how can i check that $value is between 1 and 4?
<7> i might introduce new errors
<15> Xyphoid; the same reason you should use condoms even if you dont have aids.
<7> (i'm not saying i'd write new code using register_globals, of course)
<1> Xyphoid read that link I just posted
<19> I've got a post variable (string) that's "1" and I want to find out if it's a number
<19> but it's not 'cause it's a string, even though it is in fact a number...
<19> is there a function that tests that? is_numeric isn't working 'cause it's a string, not an int
<3> vcarson, if ($v > 1 && $v < 4) { }
<17> hello. Iam suing preg_match_all to get for example ID and name out of a string build like : asdfasdf{:ID]sadsdfg{:NAME}. But somehow it works only if there are spaces like : asasd {:ID] asdfasdf {:NAME] asdfas. Iam using that expr :'/\{:(\S+)\}/' - Can someone help me out ?
<3> vcarson, http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.control-structures.php
<0> !tell xored about repeat
<17> Stormchaser: sorry
<1> Lone_Wanderer >0 $var <9
<7> but the thing is, if my php 4 code was written with awareness of register_global's security problems (like, i initialise my variables), then just using it isn't fundamentally broken
<19> waaaait a minute, is_numeric is supposed to return positive on numeric strings
<19> but it's not
<18> function fetch($file, $lowAccess, $highAccess) { } fetch("random.php", 0, 4); Then if the current user has $accesslevel = 1; i must make sure that its not below $lowAccess and higher then $highAccess
<11> Lone_Wanderer: er.... 'numeric strings' :) ?
<1> Lone_Wanderer ascii value of "1"
<7> on the other hand, i wouldn't care much about it going away in php 6 because it's not backwards compatible anyway
<19> itrebal: a string that's "1" or somesuch
<1> ascii 49 == "1"
<7> that app'll just stay on php 4.x forever or until there's a business case to rewrite it
<19> yes, obviously
<19> but that doesn't help 'cause there could be any number of these
<16> Is PHP 6 gonna drop the OO?
<1> Lone_Wanderer: ascii 49 == "1"
<19> I know!
<19> but I can't check the ascii value of every possible number
<16> When do you expect PHP 6 to become stable?
<11> KimmoA: no, they are improving OO, IIRC, they are dropping register_globals
<19> what if it's 234028450923440 instead?
<1> Lone_Wanderer then why did ya ask in the first place?! =)
<14> KimmoA: Why would it drop OO?
<16> itrebal: Grrr...
<18> nevermind that will be: if($lowAccess <= $accesslevel && $highAccess >= $accesslevel) { }
<11> KimmoA: a very long time... but in the last 3 weeks i've only had a single failed build
<16> kuja: Because it's silly...
<14> OO is silly?
<17> Stormchaser: maybe you can help me ? It seems like i need to ad somethink like leeding and trailing by any character
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