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<0> I got mad grips on ice
<1> heya dravine :)
<0> what up mang
<0> ?
<2> dafux
<1> dravine: not much, you?
<0> just another day man
<0> just another day
<3> is there another way to connect to mysql server without using mysqli_connect()
<4> using mysql_connect
<3> :)
<5> sockets, i guess
<6> is there a function like str_replace that can replace one occurrence at a time?
<2> erm. ok
<4> ereg_replace ?
<2> is there a way I can include a file using a relative path to the file I'm trying to include from
<4> yes ?
<0> don't use ereg replace
<0> don't use ereg at all actually
<7> ('/where/be/that/file.php')
<2> Eldritch: relative, not absolute
<4> ('./where/be/that/file.php')
<2> ok, let me put the example :)
<7> that is relative
<4> everything is relative
<8> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/17/kent_killer_not_killer/ <- thats just silly
<2> needs to be relatively up
<2> ~/dev/dsf/sites/gfm/config.inc.php
<2> needs to parse the ini file at ~/dev/dsf/sites/global.ini
<4> ../global.ini
<2> using relative paths, as the absolute path will change depending on where deployment is
<2> yea see that's what I thought. heh.
<4> learn about unix paths RALF!
<7> jesus
<6> coo
<2> oh ffs, I know about unix paths
<2> please
<2> is the include relative to the file calling the include()
<2> or is it relative to the php file hit in the browser?
<0> the file doing the include
<2> well so much for that theory
<0> well
<0> here's the thing
<0> if you include() a file
<0> and that file includes() something else
<0> that second include will be relative to the file that opened the first file
<9> hi
<2> dravine: ohhhh
<1> this is why i use dirname(__FILE__) :D
<2> BOOM
<9> 2/3 = 0.66 , can anyone tell me the function that gives me just the 66 part of the result ?
<0> %
<9> % ?
<1> dravine: that would give 1
<0> would it?
<0> ;)
<1> or 2
<1> i think
<1> :D
<1> modulus works akin to long division
<1> from hat i've been able to figure out
<9> there has to be a function , I dont think its %
<2> DWism: that's what I'm talking about
<1> horia000: substr('0.66', 2) ? :D
<4> *100 ;)
<10> anyone have idea how to make registeration page with php that after the user put his username its opens a subdomain with his username? (i.e : username.mydomain.com )
<1> mod_rewrite, or curl with your control panel
<10> no but i want to do it automaticly
<10> without that ill need to mess with server conf
<0> then learn to code
<1> heh
<1> i told you how to do it automatically
<10> curl control panel?
<10> what do you mean?>
<11> fdsfds32 header("Location: username.mydomain.com");
<1> ww: i think he means to create the subdomain too, but i could be wrong
<10> so i need to mess with the rewrite plug of apache and then do curl?
<10> yeah
<1> fdsfds32: it's either or
<1> do you have a control panel on your server?
<10> lets ***ume that i got a blog websites and user register
<10> so i want to give him subdomain automaticly
<2> hrm. this is annoying
<10> like anna.blogwriter.com
<11> lets ***ume? you mean i'm doing a...
<10> yeah
<11> fdsfds32 and you control the server?
<11> fdsfds32 what kind of server? and is it running apache?
<10> apache
<1> ww: LOL! :D
<10> yeah im the webmaster
<1> well
<10> i got full access
<1> being a webmaster is different than being a server admin, FWIW
<1> :D
<11> ok, webmaster :P, use vhost-alias with apache
<1> yeah, that'd probably work out best
<10> i want to write a script that once user register in php its will open him subdomain with his name and directory
<11> VirtualDocumentRoot /usr/local/www/vhosts/%-2.0.%-1/%-3+ put that into your httpd.conf file
<11> or a path to whatever and use the %-2....-3+ stuff at the end
<10> and how php can interact with it?
<10> i should get the config file each registeration and add lines?
<11> apache looks at the directory structure as the url structure
<1> fdsfds32: you need to go read up on things :)
<11> so you have /path/to/domain.com/username and it goes username.domain.com as the url
<1> fdsfds32: ww just told you a perfectly valid way to do it :D
<11> fdsfds32 make sure apache has --enable-vhost-alias compiled into the binary
<10> but isnt that not secure to tell php to rewrite everytime the config of the server?
<11> fdsfds32 do you know what you are talking about?
<10> sure..
<10> wait. i want to make sure you understand me
<11> fdsfds32 cause that doesn't make any sense to me.. if your talking about mod_rewrite then you need to read a lil about it
<10> 1. user enter to the website and register to the website in order to open a blog (with username let say : "anna1" , 2. server gives him a directory with his user and then also give him subdomain for shorter url : like: anna1.blog.com
<11> omfg.. i understand exactly what you are trying to do
<11> i told you exactly how to do it
<10> ok
<10> but how that can interact with php script?
<11> fdsfds32 you just create the directory
<0> anal.blog.com?
<0> wtfc
<10> anna1... :)
<10> oh
<0> learn to code stupid
<10> i got you
<11> http://php.net/mkdir
<0> http://www.google.com/search?q=learn+php+in+24+hours&ie=UTF8
<10> this line gives automaticly on each dir a subdomain for each dir?
<2> meh
<10> now its clear:)
<12> Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in asd.php on line 70
<11> yea
<11> S4F- go look at line 70
<7> 69
<12> |ww thanks. newfunc ("1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6");
<12> what could be the problem ?
<0> stupidity comes to mind
<12> may i ask why ?
<11> S4F- do what Eldritch said.. look at line 69
<10> thanks guys!!!
<10> :)
<0> S4F-, I think I'm the one who should be asking why
<12> thank you
<12> fixed :)
<7> line 69? i just wanted a 69'er
<11> lol
<11> good luck
<7> dont encouragethem!
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<13> Hah
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