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<0> some thing like SET key='email', value='".sericalize($email)."'... wher $email is an array that hold smtp host/port, imap/pop3 server, etc
<1> ||cw: I don't want to make another table as right now it's only 3 values and I don't expect to ever add more than maybe one or two. I had just been using an array, but it's not ideal.
<2> Is there a way to force an email with php mail functions to display in plain text?
<0> hackel: if you aren't going to make a table then where are you going to store it?
<3> SimAtWork: It's a contest, not an advertisement.
<0> Supperman: add a content-type mail header
<1> ||cw: I'd love to store it as just a define or const variable in my cl***.
<0> hackel: so hard coded...
<1> Unless there's a more sensible way I'm not thinking of, which is why I'm asking. :)
<2> ||cw: sorry I'm actually receiving the mail and its content-type is html, but im trying to force it to display in plain text.
<0> Supperman: if it dones't have a plain text part to display plain text, then you'll have to strip the text out of the html
<0> Supperman: strip_tags() might be beough
<0> hackel: hard coding site dependant info in a cl*** is never really sensable, unless that's all the cl*** does and it's in its own file called soemthing like config.inc.php
<4> I have a protected variable $foo in cl*** mother. How do I access it from cl*** child (extends mother)?
<5> i rember reading that you can write php shell script.. how do you go about doing that? just start the scripts with like #!/bin/php?
<0> cyberix: $this->foo?
<4> Hmm
<0> scampbell: php.net/cli
<4> Thats how I did it.
<0> opps
<4> Maybe there is something else wrong
<0> scotepi: php.net/cli
<6> scotepi: if PHP is in /bin/php then pretty much, yes
<6> scotepi: CLI PHP has an argument letting you specify an input file as well
<0> cyberix: maybe self::$foo
<0> if it's also static
<5> there is no php.net/clui but i just found a smaple that started with #!/usr/local/bin/php -q
<1> ||cw: The cl*** is in it's own file, and I can easily use cl***::CONST whenever I need it, but if there's a better place in your opinion I'd definitely like to know. The whole point of this is to be able to use a tinyint instead of enum table in mysql but still refer to readable string values.
<7> scotepi: php.net/features.command-line
<0> scotepi: php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.php
<0> opps
<0> too slow
<0> scotepi: -q is for using the CGI binary in place of the CLI binary
<5> omg ... im gona <3 this i hate batch!!
<8> whats the best way to redirect to thisPage.php?var=x onClick from a button? I mean the form itself already has a submit ... I kinda just want this other button to send vars to another page
<8> and open it of course
<8> nm
<5> got another question... how can i have a page residing at myserver/phpscript/ and have myserver/phpscript/randomvar have randomvar = index.php?var=randomvar ? is there a easy way to do it? like how php.net has php.net/function
<0> caneba: either a seperate form or use javascript
<4> Do I need to explicitly run parent constructor even, if I don't define a constructor in child?
<8> nm
<8> thanks
<0> scotepi: either pathinfo or mod_rewrite
<0> cyberix: I think so
<0> cyberix: but not sure, try it
<5> ||cw i wonder if you could also do it with a 404 page ;)
<0> scotepi: with mod_rewrite, sure
<0> actrualy, i'm not sure
<0> apache bascialy rewrites in that case too
<9> hello all
<9> is there a way to split php.ini directives over multiple lines. I have a rather long list of disable_functions, I was wondering if I could make it more estetically pleasing
<9> aesthetically
<5> ||cw if you did it with a 404 page you could strip down the URL to the vars you wanted then call on the right scripts/functions
<9> is there a way to split php.ini directives over multiple lines. I have a rather long list of disable_functions, I was wondering if there was a way to make it more readable
<10> Anyone here ever work with directi API?
<11> no, but your nickname made me chuckle !
<12> So.
<12> I seem to have a problem.
<13> you're not asking a question?
<12> foreach ($_SESSION['something'] as $i => $something)
<12> The first time it goes through, it's fine.
<12> The second time it goes through, $_SESSION['something'] is 1, instead of the array it used to be.
<12> And nowhere within the foreach is $_SESSION modified, or even called.
<13> sure it's not
<13> those values don't just change on their own
<12> Well, that's what's happening here.
<14> what in the foreach then ?
<15> Zarel: a program always does exactly what you tell it to.
<12> http://www.mywritespace.com/bpa/State/cart.php
<12> Source code in:
<12> http://www.mywritespace.com/bpa/State/cart.php
<12> I mean,
<12> http://www.mywritespace.com/bpa/State/cart.txt
<12> Around line 157.
<15> Zarel: prove how it's changing. Use var_dump() to show values.
<12> I'm already doing so with print_r and $_SESSION['something']
<15> Zarel: I don't see line numbers on that.
<12> ...Ehh, there aren't.
<14> Zarel: register globals on ?
<16> ^^^^^^
<12> Just do a find for: echo "<pre>Chk 1\n"; print_r($_SESSION['cart']); echo '</pre>';
<15> Zarel: why not post the relevant part to pastebin?
<12> Go here: http://mywritespace.com/bpa/State/products.php
<12> Click "Add to cart"
<12> And you'll see all the debug info you'll need.
<16> Zarel: check and see if register globals is on
<12> Is it supposed to be?
<16> no
<12> Hmm. Of course, I should've thought of that.
<12> Thanks. That should solve all my problems.
<7> foreach ($_SESSION['cart'] as $cart) <-- *blink* HOW many cart does usually a person have 2417.5?!?
<12> ?
<12> What do you mean?
<16> I wish having register globals off solved all of my problems
<2> Is there a way to force display plain text on an email in php?
<7> Zarel: Exactly as I said.
<11> he means your variable name stinks :>
<12> Um, header mime-type as 'text/plain'?
<12> I don't get it?
<16> mail($to, $subject, $msg, "Content-Type: text/plain");
<12> Stormchaser: I don't get it.
<14> Just add a text part nothing else
<16> along with your other headers of course
<17> Uhm, Supperman maybe with htmlentities($content) and some work to customize
<14> or no html part rather
<12> In other news, YAY, IT WORKS
<12> I LOVE YOU ALL
<14> =)
<16> of course it does
<16> and of course you do
<12> And, why do we even HAVE register_globals?
<16> won't for much longer
<16> it's been removed from head already
<16> PHP6 has no register_globals
<15> PHP6 is missing a lot of things that won't be missed, I think.
<7> ds-: When was it removed? I don't follow HEAD for some months now...
<15> I wonder if it'll be parrot-compatible, though.
<16> a couple-few weeks ago
<14> about time
<7> ds-: Now onder UI don't knw that ;)
<18> no $HTTP_*_VARS
<7> Er... That was wrong :)
<18> etc.
<16> I think magic quotes and safe mode were taken out at the same time
<18> no magic quotes
<7> Cheez: IIRC, those are still kept
<16> praise the gods
<12> Magic quotes?
<18> not according to what i read Stormchaser
<12> What are magic quotes?
<18> a 'feature' of php, it escapes quotes in form data
<7> Cheez: oh... Er... /me googles for the PHP6 wiki
<18> Stormchaser two ticks i'll get the developer chat
<12> Hmm. That would explain the escaped quotes I see everywhere even though they obviously should not be there.
<12> Stuff like that shouldn't be enabled by default.
<18> http://www.php.net/~derick/meeting-notes.html
<12> But, register_globals makes me wonder who ever uses it.
<18> Conclusions:
<18> We remove the register_long_arrays setting and HTTP_*_VARS globals from PHP.
<18> We throw an E_CORE_ERROR when starting PHP and when we detect the register_long_arrays setting.
<16> Cheez, that list isn't authoritative
<16> some of that will end up being done, some of it won't
<19> Hey, is there a way to see if somethings a reference or not (just to confirm im p***ing things correctly)?
<12> Okay, so either is_int(8) returns false, or there's something wrong with this script. I'm going to go with the latter.
<16> nothing's for sure until it's in CVS, and even then it's not definate
<19> ...besides editing it and seeing if it changes in 2 places
<12> ...
<12> Okay, so, is is_int('8') supposed to return TRUE or FALSE?
<19> zarel: I think you have to use intval first (or something like that)
<12> That explains all the errors.
<19> http://www.php.net/intval
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