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<0> Apricot Bran
<1> mmm
<1> gosh I bet that was good
<1> I love apricotts
<0> im going eat them for all three meals today, and snacks to
<2> -> pantyhax0r has joined html lol
<1> oi
<2> hi JC
<1> my boss just described smart as a data recovery built into hard drives
<0> smart is the ****ers for failing in the first place
<2> Eldritch: did you ate the cookies ?
<2> eat
<2> damn...
<1> he likes to ate ate ate apples and bananaaes
<2> JC^Omega: youre drunk or somth ?
<1> sorry
<1> no
<2> high ?
<3> is it possible to get print_r($_POST) to a normal array?
<4> $array = $_POST;
<3> ah
<3> okay:P thanks
<4> what can you not do with $_POST ?
<3> when to print the array 1 by 1, like $array[0], $array[1] and so on?
<5> hi i have a question: can i store an array of objects in a session in phpv 4.2.2 ?
<3> im most used to java
<1> no
<1> you never heard that song?
<5> eh ?
<0> serilize
<6> Xan^: foreach
<3> is that a function?
<4> you can use $_POST['key'] as well.
<3> yeah, i know, but i want to get all the $_POST variables into arrays first, then get them out of there one by one
<5> eldritch, i read somewhere that an object is serialized/unsearialized automatically when a session is started an an object is stored in the session
<6> no, its a control struct
<5> is that right ?
<6> Xan^: _POST is an array
<3> yeah, i know
<6> why put it into another one ?
<0> not on my server it aint
<4> you can store arrays in the session.
<3> but how du you get f.eks the first one in the array printed?
<3> _POST[0] ?
<5> __A__: also an array of objects ?
<6> Xan^: ****ing read on foreach
<3> kk
<3> i will
<4> i tihnk so.
<4> ive saved arrays of arrays in session.
<5> and if yes, do i have to care about serializing ?
<4> i didnt, but it might be automatic, i never needed to look into it.
<0> jesus the air is full of stupid today
<5> ok, i will try it out thanks __A__
<3> foreach worked just fine, thanks=) but i only got the first coloumn out
<3> i guess that _POST is a twodimensional array
<4> youd need a foreach in the foreach to go deeper.
<3> ah
<3> i see
<3> thanks=)
<4> because what the first gets is an array.
<3> ah, an array in the array
<7> is there a way to get the text that is in a table Cell and define it as a variable?
<4> a sql table?
<7> a html table
<4> no.
<6> post and two dimensional in general
<4> that would be client side. php is server side.
<7> ok
<7> so javascript would work?
<7> but how to link that variable with php :\
<6> josedaniel: what would that be good for
<6> after all, that text got in there how ?
<7> by selecting it from a DB
<3> hmm, what variable do i use in the second foreach?
<7> but its an array
<6> WTF you want with js then ?
<3> if i use _POST again it'll print the same thing
<7> i used an array to display the data
<4> the first is like: foreach($_POST as $key => $value) { foreach($value as $k => $v) ...
<4> well, thats both.
<3> ah, thanks=)
<7> jesus
<1> narf zort zzap pow
<1> hey pieg
<2> anyone knows something bout MacOS for x86 version ?
<6> hide your cars
<2> hi JC^Omega
<2> irzyxel: 88!
<6> i still have to figure that part out
<1> I'm high on life and low on gas... just trying to change the way things are to the way things used to bee..
<1> the boys n me
<2> irzyxel: take then a lesson of logic
<2> 88 is just a number of cars i stole when i was 10 yo
<1> going out dancin lil later tonight, so damn good lookin boys it aint even right, and when the bartender asks me what's it going to beee.... I tell him man
<2> isnt that simple ?
<7> ok this
<6> total understatement
<1> she ain't into wine and roses, beer just makes her turn up her nose and, she can't stand the thought of sippin champagne
<6> vodka ?
<1> no cuervo gold margarita's, just ain't enough good burnin tequilla she needs somethin with a lil more edge and lil more pain
<7> how do i select an html row with a checkbox and use the values that are in each cell of that row?
<7> values*texts
<6> josedaniel: that is bull****
<1> she's my lil whiskey girl.... she's my lil whiskey girl... .... my ragged on the edges girl... aww but I like em ruff
<6> if you have it in a database
<6> why **** around with the html output
<6> beside the user cant edit a table
<6> so your taking alot of h***le to grap stuff thats in your db 1:1
<7> ok look
<1> no
<1> irzyxel has spoken
<6> you already had your margaritas, huh ?
<1> nope
<1> I'm outta here in an hour
<1> going dancin tonight
<8> happy hour has alread kicked in for JC^Omega
<6> sure you didnt warm up ?
<1> up late, hunt oryx tomorrow
<1> nah I'm just excited
<1> hardly did **** today
<8> why excited
<1> and I made my payrol for the week
<8> going with a special female friend?
<1> and..
<1> I'm a freaking ninja
<8> a ninja eh
<1> not really SB_`away
<1> yes a ninja
<8> haha
<8> me too
<1> really
<8> yeah
<1> I studied Isshin Ryu
<8> i studied marijuana
<1> I studied judo
<1> judo know ****!
<8> i studied the pipe
<1> hahahaha
<1> dude... sb
<1> its almost 16:20 here
<8> hrm
<8> it's only 1802 here
<8> colorado?
<1> close
<1> new mexico
<8> time zones :)
<7> i'm doin a little DB search script, that selects the matching terms, and for the results i used "while($row = mysql_fetch_row($results))" so now i want to be able to select everything that is in a DB row where name=WHAT'S_IN_THE_NAME part of the html row i've selected
<0> you will have to check ear $row in the while
<5> is the following syntax correct notation in php4.2.2: (called within a an object):
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