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<0> No one ssh's me
<1> oh damn, I meant madbovine
<2> fixed. needed /bin/false in /etc/shells
<1> oh, uber
<3> http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/fc.htm <--pretty interesting if your on winblows
<3> actualy, works pretty good
<4> how can I put a print button on my page that will print only a specific page of that document?
<0> I think javascript has some decent print controls
<0> Ask #javascript or Google
<0> Unless you mean print on the server...
<3> should make a #google, and in the topic have simply "http://www.just****inggoogleit.com";
<4> no I mean print from the printer, I will google it in javascript then
<3> http://www.javascript-page.com/printpage.html



<3> .0653s to find it
<0> Yes, I know you meant print on the printer; but the question was *which* printer; the server, or the client
<5> hello all
<5> how can I make this work : echo("<u>".$info_recept['$s']."</u><br>");
<0> Variables don't go inside quotes.
<3> echo '<u>'. $info_recept[$s] . '</u><br>';
<0> Better yet: echo '<u>', $info_recept[$s], '</u><br />';
<3> yeah, could do that too
<3> dont realy use that syntax myself
<3> ****s me up now and then reading long lines
<0> heh
<3> stuff like: echo "var is ".($var < 0 ? "negative" : "positive");
<3> just screws with me O_*
<5> thanks!
<6> Check this out: date("Y-m-d H:i:s", mktime(15, 19, 32, 2, 30, 2006))
<6> You say... there is no feb 30th!
<2> output seems reasonable
<2> feb 28 + 2 = march 02
<6> I have this dateadd function in my app cl***... and it does not handle this very well hehe
<6> Last night I almost pulled my hair out over this...like a retard.
<2> haha
<6> In my defense, Hajuu didn't understand it either.
<6> But he did say "sleep for a few hours and then try to figure it out" which *did* actually work.
<6> I still can't figure out how functions like nl2br() exist but functions like date_add and date_diff do not.
<6> I could've picked a better php function to make fun of nl2br is actually useful.
<6> But you get the point.
<2> just work with timestamps
<6> How would you suggest subtracting a month from a date?
<0> How do you define "a month?"
<6> Yeah no ****... What is March 31st - 1 month.
<6> February 31st?
<6> My head hurts.
<0> That would be the most logical, though still correct.
<0> Err, incorrect that should say
<0> Anyways, strtotime() tries to make the most sense of it
<6> Feb 31st = march 3rd
<0> Yes, I know, but if you define "-1 month" as taking off just one month, February 31st is correct
<7> Hm... Are there any standard random-string generation function in PHP?
<2> BillMurray: for example print date("Y-m-d H:i:s", strtotime("27 Jan 2005 -1 month"));
<0> DrkMatter: there's uniqid(), which is alpha-numeric
<2> hmm "1" month in strtotime speak is actually 28 days
<6> Yeah and I question the accuracy of that.
<0> It's hard to calculate dates due to things like this.
<6> http://pastebin.com/631449 - there is my now-retarded date function.
<6> Until like 2 days from now when it starts working again.
<0> I'll take your word for it
<6> What I need to do is change the function to acknowledge that if the subject of addition for the date add is month, it should ***ume that the context of the request is by calendar month... so that feb 31st = feb 28.
<6> But something tells me that will open up another can of worms.



<6> I wonder how VB's DateAdd handles this.
<8> hi
<8> which editor you'd advice under Linux for PHP ?
<9> Anything as long as its got SFTP, CVS, and Syntax Highlighting.
<1> jedit
<8> I also need Folding
<8> and could be nice to have brackets coloring
<0> I don't have linux, but I use gedit.
<1> jedit
<1> does all that
<1> and more
<9> Folding? like collapsing?
<1> yeah
<8> yep
<9> Ah.
<8> also I saw an editor
<8> OptiPerl
<8> it has GREAT coloring
<0> How can syntax hilighting be "great?"
<8> pair brackets are connected with a color line
<0> As long as it gets the syntax corect...
<8> helps a lot
<1> jedit does that
<8> I did not think such thing is possible ;)
<8> jedit..
<8> I never tried it. Will take a look
<1> jedit.org
<8> nod
<8> heard of it
<0> gedit also has bracket matching
<8> better thant Eclipse ?
<1> I ****ing hate eclipse
<8> same
<8> I don't like it
<0> Eclipse == sux
<8> well
<8> gedit.. jedit..
<8> Kate ?
<8> what about kate
<0> A lot of people like Kate, but gtk+ windows are better than qt
<8> Kate has folding / coloring ?
<0> I don't know, I have not used it
<8> couldn't find folding..
<0> I don't have--nor will I get--qt.
<8> it seemed to me pretty basic
<2> what's with this hate towards either gtk or qt
<0> And I don't know what folding means
<0> madbovine: I don't know, I just find it hard to use qt windows
<1> qt is ugly as ****
<1> ****ty fonts
<4> How do you stop somebody from clicking back, because I dont want them to submit the form twice?
<1> google
<6> VB's DateAdd returns march 31st - 1 month as feb 28th.
<10> yeah
<10> but VB is so easy to use
<6> You can't use month in math.
<6> Only in the strict context of months, but not in the context of a full date.
<4> How do I display that page, this page has expired...
<0> Look up header()


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