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<0> they could... just take them longer
<1> netsplit?
<2> yep
<3> reboot of server - new code
<2> i just got offered $45/hr by Honda
<2> design - not development
<2> i might take it'
<2> mm its been a good day
<2> i wont have to write shoddy poor inefficient php anymore
<2> i'll just design sites for other people to fill with shoddy poor inefficient php
<3> Stylezed, thats not bad
<3> fulltime?
<4> man
<4> I can tell you a lot about shoddy poor inneficient php
<4> my co. is stuck with php 4.1.x and a 15K line function library with zero comments
<4> later people
<4> I'm off to get as trashed as possible before I have to go confront the code monster in the morning
<2> yeah full time
<2> 35 hr week
<2> at Honda in Gardena , CA
<2> i might take this. company car too.
<2> im outta here for now.
<2> bbl
<5> Hi guys
<5> well i got a question here... well asp got autopostback method and im wondering if PHP has this method too?
<5> like when u click or selected a dropdown list example country it automatically display informations to text box
<5> anyone?
<6> "autopostback" ?
<6> PHP is server-side
<6> if something happens on the clien-side you probably want #javascript
<5> oh
<5> hmmm so ill just embed it with java hmmm ic
<6> not java
<6> javascript != java
<5> i mean java script
<5> :)
<5> sorry typo
<5> thanks for the info man :)
<5> appreciated it
<7> ok, this is ultra picky really... but javascript is all one word :)
<6> sweet.. The Shield on TV
<5> lol alright javascript :P
<8> and you forgot a comma
<7> lol
<6> Squirrel: You never start a sentence with "and"
<6> .
<8> true
<8> ;P
<7> You can start a sentence with and, but only in special cases, and it should probably be capatalized :)
<9> I have an external text.txt i would like to include on a page, but i need to format some [cr] into </br>, whats the smartest approach for this ? fopen into an array,use nl2br, and then echo..or any smarter way ? im new to php so please keep it simple :)
<7> file_get_contents would probably be better if you want the whole file, and nl2br is probably the best bet for making the carriage returns into breaks
<7> or you could use good old <pre> or something like that
<10> would you $external=nl2br(file_get_contents('outer.txt')) ?
<9> Ophiocus: that looks like something
<10> am wondering if it nests alright though
<9> examancer: i need to do a few tricks with it so the PRE isnt smart, ill try the file_get_contents yo suggested
<11> anybody here that really knows how to play with regex?
<10> on xbox?
<9> Ophiocus: it works flawles! Thank you, and thanks to examancer too!
<7> you should see some of the awkward string function routines I come up with to avoid regex... i've used them, but not enough to help anyone...
<11> why avoid regex?
<11> I have to extract the operators and the operands from a logical expression
<7> cause it gets complicated... and really its overkill for a lot of things that could be solved more efficiently with string functions
<7> in your case though, it sounds like regex is definately the most appropriate way
<6> http://se.php.net/substr_replace
<11> (blah > 10) and ( (bum = lala) or ((lala = blah) and (bum = blah)) )
<11> something like that...
<11> it can take any form
<7> that, strpos() and stripos() are some of my favorite functions
<11> :) I would have to create a big cl*** to evaluate this and I'm sure it can be done in 2 rows of regex
<7> yes, in your case regex makes far more sense
<7> but for like cleaning up text before it goes into a database or is displayed on a page, or finding a peice of data hidden in some website... i usually find a way to use string functions
<10> could use both, heck even explode the thing by the equals and then regex the bits in a foreach
<11> Ophiocus: for my problem?
<10> yes
<10> divide and conquer :P
<11> heh, it won't work
<10> exploding by the equal will leave you with strings that either start or end with your paydata
<11> = is not the only operator in there
<11> there are also > < >= or and !=
<11> and I have to get the result in a vector that gets deeper
<11> so I can start evaluating the deepest sequence
<11> and then get to an upper layer
<11> dividing stuff won't help me too much, I'll have to analize the parantheses, to count them to do a lot of stuff that may introduce small bugs
<11> the way to do it is to define a regex that will match the regex from inside: so for my example it will match (bum = blah) than "and" then (lala = blah) then the whole substructure and so on
<12> hi
<12> how do i unistall php on fedora?
<13> yum remove php* ?
<12> 0_0
<12> mm
<12> will it work?
<13> What does this look like? #fedora?
<12> ups
<12> sorry then
<13> I'm pretty sure what I said will work, but then again, this is a PHP channel.
<12> mm
<12> ok
<12> i will give it a try
<12> i want to install php with gd
<12> i think its better remove php first
<13> You don't have to remove anything if your using fedora's package management system.
<13> Or are you talking about compiling from source?
<12> yes
<12> i think it s better
<13> Oh well thats different then.
<12> because i need gd
<13> Ya, in that case, just 'make clean', 'make', 'make install'
<12> true type fonts and so on
<12> i don't find the php directory :\
<14> I'm trying to set up a script that uses nice urls, but the way i'd like it is www.domain.com/foo/bar with foo being the controller and bar being the action for that controller. Anyone know how I would get started? Do I need one file handling all requests to the server?
<13> pib www.php.net/install.unix
<12> ok tx
<13> codi, is your webserver apache?
<14> yes
<13> Then you need to read about mod_rewrite.
<13> http://www.google.com/search?q=mod_rewrite+php+tutorial
<14> I have read up on mod_rewrite, but all the examples pertain to people just wanting nice urls, i want nice urls with meaning. Are they the same thing?
<13> http://www.google.com/search?q=php+friendly+urls
<13> You apply the meaning.
<13> The mechanics are the same.
<14> Similar to the way Ruby on rails does theres?
<14> ok cool, thanks then.
<13> Apples and oranges.
<14> are you calling me a fruit?
<13> The way RoR deals with URIs is fundementally different.
<13> But you could fairly easilly create the same sort of funcitonality with mod_rewrite and php.
<13> There are probally PHP frameworks that have already done simular things.
<14> what would be the workflow?
<14> request comes in for /foo/bar and it's handled by mod_rewrite and sent to index.php, parsed from there
<13> mod_rewrite -> controller script -> functionality.
<13> Yep.
<13> In its basic form, sure.
<14> is there a better way to do it?
<13> Not really.
<14> does it end up screwing with stats programs?
<13> Unless you want to write some sort of C addon for PHP. It is opensource afterall.
<13> I suppose it depends on your stat package, but typically no.
<13> If a request comes in as /foo/bar you will get a log hit as /foo/bar no matter where mod_rewrite redirects to.
<14> ahh, fantastic
<14> thanks for the help
<13> No prob.
<15> bitches
<12> in my phpinfo i have this
<12> Configuration File (php.ini) Path /usr/local/apache2/conf/php.ini
<12> but i also have /etc/php.ini
<12> i wonder if this last one is doing anything? :\
<16> isn't it a link?
<12> no
<15> pib: What it /etc/php.ini listed as?
<12> file
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