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<0> hmmm it found some but not all, NET||abuse there also can be other characters between [ & ] not just blankspaces :)
<0> forgot to say that, sorry
<1> well that's useful..
<0> so it could be like: [ dsfsd $key dd d ] and still find $key
<0> sorry :)
<1> /\[([a-z][A-Z][0-9] ){0,9}$key([a-z][A-Z][0-9] ){0,9}]/
<0> hmmm it didnt find anything
<1> hmm
<1> not sure
<1> wait.. hmm
<0> oki
<2> \ before the ]?
<1> /\[[a-zA-Z0-9 ]{0,9}$key[a-zA-Z0-9 ]{0,9}]/
<1> CWhiz, don't think so as it's only closing any open and there are no open
<0> Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting ']'
<2> hah!
<2> j/k
<1> @:P hehe,
<3> aidan, why "(?: ){n,m}" instead of " {n,m}" ?
<4> !boolean
<1> /\[([a-zA-Z0-9 ] ){0,9}$key([a-zA-Z0-9 ] ){0,9}]/
<1> arrrg no
<3> NET||abuse, btw, {0,9} is same as {,9} :)
<1> /\[([a-zA-Z0-9] ){0,9}$key([a-zA-Z0-9] ){0,9}]/
<1> poncha|laptop, yeh, i know, but why confuse someone while trying to show them
<2> \ before the ]?
<3> ah :)
<4> !+boolean
<0> NET||abuse: hmm no errors but it doesnt find anything now
<1> gimmulf, bugger
<5> CHwiz: When I include the page contents before the header, the header goes to the bottom of the page :\
<2> Timeline: A boolean is true and false. And only the special people can make the bot talk in channel ;)
<0> NET||abuse: :)
<1> gimmulf, it's long long long time since i did this kinda regex figuring out..
<6> im getting this error
<6> Fatal error: Cannot redeclare FastTemplate::clear_parse() in /usr/home/hackersalvage/public_html/ig-shop/ig_shop/cl***.FastTemplate.php on line 661
<6> is there something im supposed to install
<6> to make that function work
<6> ?
<0> NET||abuse: take your time :)
<4> Ah
<7> $output=shell_exec("cgi-bin/mybin -1.txt ");
<7> echo " $output done"; .. i get following error in logs sh: cgi-bin/mybin no such file
<7> ??
<3> NET||abuse, gimmulf, what are you trying to match?
<2> ServerCrash: If your PHP script is in cgi-bin, you likely don't have a cgi-bin subdirectory, so you're looking for mybin in the wrong directory.
<1> hmm, this /\[([a-zA-Z0-9] ){0,9}$key([a-zA-Z0-9] ){0,9}]/ ... okok, try CWhiz 's sugestoin anyway and do /\[([a-zA-Z0-9] ){0,9}$key([a-zA-Z0-9] ){0,9}\]/ with the \] at the end
<3> n0xvirusx, are you including the file more than once?
<6> not sure
<6> its a commerical php script
<3> n0xvirusx, it complains that it is trying to declare a cl*** again and it already exists
<6> ig_shop is one ofthose freebe ones out there
<1> poncha|laptop, he's tryin to match $key with [ ] around it and up to 10 alpha number/ white space chars either side of $key inside the []
<0> poncha|laptop: each $key is from this array: http://pastebin.com/632267
<3> n0xvirusx, use include_once() instead of include()
<6> hmm
<7> CWhiz, my php in public_html and mybin is in public_html/cgi-bin
<6> okay ill sift through it
<0> poncha|laptop: and this is an example what $hand could look like: http://pastebin.com/632268
<2> ServerCrash: sh may be starting in a different directory. You need to be explicit as to where the file is.
<8> currently I am creating a document management system, but my problem is to get absolute download when a .doc file link is click instead of opening in IE
<1> gimmulf, you try /\[([a-zA-Z0-9] ){0,9}$key([a-zA-Z0-9] ){0,9}\]/ yet??
<4> Thanks again guys, you've been a big help.
<2> Timeline: Good luck.
<3> gimmulf, bbcode parsing eh? :)
<0> NET||abuse: it didnt find anything :(
<0> poncha|laptop: bbcode?
<3> well... [key] ... ? :)
<0> whats bbcode
<4> thanks
<2> gimmulf: [b]bold[/b]
<1> bb code is a sorta rag tag standard
<3> bb is for bulletin board :)
<1> for markup in bulletin board posts or other system
<9> I prefer textile
<9> Or wiki markup
<2> Textile doesn't handle nested blockquotes correctly, unless they fixed that recently.
<9> CWhiz: Textile isn't an implementation.
<2> Markup is slightly better, but has its own flaws.
<2> I prefer XHTML :)
<1> hehe, i havn't spent any time getting to know the wiki markup standard
<3> kuja, textfile? if you only allow text, you cant allow poster to do any styling and/or layout at all
<10> hi, do anyone know how to make an black (50% transp) rectangle?
<3> but nevermind that, thats not the point currently :)
<0> im playing with a page where pokerplayers can post their pokerhands in txt format from their pokerclient and then it replaces like Th (10 of hearts) As (Ace of spades) and so on with images of the cards so they can show their friends... like a pastebin.. adress is pokerhand.nu .. example of a pasted hand: http://www.pokerhand.nu?tilt=82348568
<9> CWhiz: Textile is a specification, as far as I'm aware of.
<9> poncha|laptop: What are you talking about? Are we even talking about the same thing?
<1> omina, go to #html or #css
<1> or #web
<3> kuja, probably not. i wasnt aware of textfile spec :) where can i readup ?
<0> im using str_replace at the moment but when like the work Thursday shows up in the string it will replace Th with a ten of hearts picture
<2> kuja: No, there's a reference textile parser, and that doesn't support nested blockquotes :)
<9> CWhiz: I see :)
<11> kuja: I think poncha|laptop is misreading textfile for textile
<9> Oh
<2> poncha|laptop: Not TEXTfILE, textile.
<3> err
<3> yes i am :s
<9> Well, it's "t e x t i l e"
<3> :)
<11> poncha|laptop: Parse error in line 1
<3> ok ok , got it now
<9> And just Google for it, you'll find lots of information.
<3> yeah, of "textile" i did hear :)
<2> It just occurred to me when I typed "markup," I meant "markdown." My bad.
<9> Textile is great for simple things.
<2> I suppose.
<9> When you want to get more complex I think bbcode is better.
<2> I don't think it's as intuitive as it could be.
<9> It's kind of like regex.
<9> It's great for moderate things... but when you get complex, it just doesn't look and feel right.
<3> i have kindof... [block bg=black;fg=white;alpha=50;padding=10px auto;]crap[/block] etc... textile wouldnt get me too far with it :)
<8> when I create a hyperlink it will open a document within web browser, how do I get it to open as an application?
<2> If I was going to use one of those languages, it'd probably be Markdown.
<12> How do I use a constant in a MySQL Query?
<9> AlexC_: Concatenate the string.
<9> 'foo' . BAR . 'baz'
<12> WHERE ModID = _URLMOD ?
<12> kuja, what do you mean?
<9> heh
<2> mynullvoid: 1) Tell Microsoft to fix their f---ing browser. 2) Tell your clients to install a browser that works. 3) If all else fails, http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=1943&lngWId=8
<13> hello
<3> CWhiz, markdown does not look too intuitive for me (the syntax i mean)
<13> what's up with zend.com ? i can't access it
<2> poncha|laptop: Well, it's not, but it's better than Textile :)
<9> AlexC_: Please read this entire page => php.net/types.string
<2> lugzer: Dunno.
<9> lugzer: Yes, the site is apparently broken.
<9> Probably because Zend is stupid.
<9> ...but... who knows?
<13> wanted to get the studio trial to play for a bit ;)
<12> kuja, I still don't follow - all I want to know is how to use a Constant in a MySQL Query
<9> AlexC_: And I'm telling you to learn the capabilities of PHP strings. You want concatenation. I even gave you an example. You didn't understand it, meaning you need to read the manual about it.
<9> Please, do as I say, don't be ignorant.
<9> !+fish
<14> 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.
<2> AlexC_: $query = 'SELECT * FROM ' . FOOTABLE . ';';
<9> CWhiz: Did you entirely miss !+fish? -_-
<9> TML would scold you.
<2> kuja: Do you think his constant is named FOOTABLE?
<2> kuja: He has to do SOME work ;)
<12> ahh, see CWhiz I know about doing that - I just didn't know it was called Concatenate
<10> hi, do anyone know how to make an black (50% transp) rectangle?...
<10> oh
<3> CWhiz, no, actually textile, now that i review it , is far more intuitive than markdown :)))
<9> CWhiz: He will be back later to satisfy his ignorance, it's all your fault :)
<10> hi, do anyone know how to make an black (50% transp) rectangle?... (I want to do it with gd2)
<15> omina, please go to #css or #web.
<12> kuja, not at all - I actaully know how to do Concatenate, just I didn't know it was called that
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