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<0> yeps
<1> i'm suprised we still can see it for free
<1> our greedy biggest commercial tv channel has moved loads of stuff to their payment channels
<0> destr, what time does it start?
<1> in 15min or so
<1> actually the site says 38min
<2> bla.. to late.. lag!
<3> haha
<0> :)#
<0> Does Uploading of Google Sitemaps affect the Google Ranking?
<1> KaMeL`, starts now
<0> alright
<0> lol
<0> the singer ****s
<0> totally
<1> hehe yea he does
<1> almost as bad as i would do
<0> jo
<1> has his 2nd time..
<1> in super bowl
<1> has = was
<4> nite
<1> nite
<0> Good night
<0> time for superbowl ;)
<1> nite
<3> re
<1> huh
<3> time to get some sleep
<3> technet conference tomorrow
<1> g'nite then
<5> ..
<6> my thoughts exactly.
<5> hehe
<5> bought a rainwater tank yesterday
<5> planiing the installation
<5> 2100 Litres
<5> must consider leaf removal, overflow, taps, slabs for the base
<5> not to mention there's a old sewage pipe in the way.. grrr
<5> nuthin's ever easy!
<5> off to the hardware store
<7> Can someone please help me. I have no clue whats wrong with this code *sigh* maybe I'm just tired. www.northstarcoven.com/test.txt
<7> this is the error I get: Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_LNUMBER, expecting ',' or ';' in /home/content/s/a/t/saturnswonder/html/test.php on line 60
<8> Yeah, you're tired, you entered wrong channel name, this one is #html not #php
<6> <textarea cols="
<6> you need to \"
<6> ironic
<6> :)
<8> That wasn't me
<6> and he sure must be tired/drunk/high to miss that one :b
<8> Loonix, maybe he's one of those oldskool hardcore coderz, who don't use syntax highlighting
<6> most likely :)
<6> he's writing invalid xhtml, that bastard
<8> Like I care
<6> "Do you consider yourself Wiccan or Pagan? "
<6> i wonder what it is he's working on
<6> :)
<8> Nothing good.
<7> must have gotten d/c
<7> so how is everyone?
<6> we're fine. you really ARE tired though
<6> [05:10:19] <6> <textarea cols="
<6> [05:10:23] <6> you need to \"
<6> :)
<7> I'm sorry but I don't understand what your saying
<8> Yeah, you're tired, you entered wrong channel name, this one is #html not #php
<7> this is HTML not php
<8> Bull****.
<7> The part of the code has nothing to do with PHP.
<7> http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_textarea.asp
<8> There are no T_LNUMBER errors in HTML
<7> yet it seems to be on a line thats pure html
<6> your code is php... look for yourself, line 46
<8> Yet it doesn't
<7> I know its php but its php sending HTML tags to another php function and the problem is with the HTML tag acording to the error.
<8> Bull****
<8> The problem is with your buggy PHP
<7> If you don't have anything positive to say then please don't.
<6> echo " <textarea cols=\"47\"> "; <-- correct. echo " <textarea cols="47"> "; <-- incorrect.
<8> DenKain, it's you who came here looking for help, not the other way round.
<7> But your not helping
<8> The problem is with your buggy PHP
<6> ok, im losing my patience as well.. :)
<7> sorry Loonix but your solution did not work.
<6> yes it does.
<7> I beg to differ
<6> you do that. i have stuff to do, and you dont really want to be helped. *idle*
<7> I do but I tried your solution and have the same error
<6> ok, one more try then. you need to prefix all "'s with a \ ... try figuring out why i said: [05:28:46] <6> echo " <textarea cols=\"47\"> "; <-- correct. echo " <textarea cols="47"> "; <-- incorrect.
<7> as in cols=\"47" ?
<6> \"47\"
<6> prefix _every_ " with \
<6> ask yourself how php is supposed to know wether your " should be output or is meant to end the echo statement.
<7> Well sir I thank you very much
<6> no prob
<5> $totalMessage = "$fname\n$lname\n$p..." you are using variblaes inside a string.. $totalmessage = $fname . "\n" . $nextvar .
<5> unless your use of " is intentionally evaluatiung the vars
<5> In which case u would not have used " for -> $email = "NewApplication@northstarcoven.com";
<8> Hello blis
<9> heya Yaal..
<9> u sound grumpy today:)
<9> but I really have to go and get all the materials to install the rainwater tank
<8> Hunting bugs in my ex-coworker's code
<9> ahh..
<9> Ex.. co worker.. now I understand grumpyness:)
<8> You know what I mean.
<9> bbls ok
<9> and good luck on the Bug Hunt!
<8> C'ya
<9> Squich those pesty critters with your magic coding wand!
<9> :)
<8> My m4d php skillZ
<9> ^^squish
<9> (gone)
<10> re
<10> Damn.. just looked at the time... bad move.
<10> -=out=-
<11> yo
<12> damn damn damn damn.
<12> I can't capture what I want
<12> (?<=^|\s)\*(?=\S)(.*?)(?<=\S)\*(?=$|\s)
<12> if I put "*one *two three*" it captures everything.
<13> ouch.
<12> anyone got a clue?
<8> (.*?)
<8> What should it capture?
<14> do not write those terrible regexes...
<14> use \b instead of zero-width lookbehind to detect word boundaries
<8> Regexes are cool
<14> I think they are cool. Clarification. I just hate that regex.
<8> I see
<14> maybe \b(.*?)\b simply?
<14> I'm afraid I don't know what this tries to match.
<8> I'm not sure what he wants to catch
<14> that \b thing I said should in fact probably optimize to (\S+) as long as we can cut some corners
<12> nope
<14> hard to know what he wants, though.
<12> wordbound won't help
<14> just tell us what the objective is
<12> and it won't catch stuff like word)*
<8> Madness, what you want to catch?
<12> *stuff* => <strong>stuff</strong>
<14> oh. So you mean something like \*([^*]+)\*
<12> no.
<14> why the hell not?
<12> because that won't catch *blabla*blabla* into <strong>blabla*blabla</strong>
<14> maybe you wanted [^\s*] ?
<12> no
<14> fine, so maybe \b\*(\S+)\*\b then ?
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