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<0> How is conn.php getting included?
<0> Autoinclude?
<0> Pastebin your header.php file.
<1> require_once
<1> header.php : http://pastebin.com/748946
<0> Then pastebin your conn.php file, make sure you comment out any important bits of data like your username or p***.
<0> I don't see a require_once for conn.php, are you sure its not getting auto included?
<0> Using a .htaccess or simular?
<1> conn.php : http://pastebin.com/748949
<1> well its in compose.php
<0> Well you don't need any HTML in your conn.php file.
<0> So just get rid of it all.
<1> compose.php: http://pastebin.com/748952
<0> http://pastebin.com/748953
<0> Just get rid of all the html in conn.php and it shoudl work fine.
<1> compose works fine now:)



<1> but
<1> still not the other files...
<1> But removing html in conn.php made compose.php work fine
<0> Are you getting the same error from other files?
<1> yes
<0> Whats the exact error?
<1> For instance when I open admin.php
<1> Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at /home/n/nesjej/public_html/testmappe/admin.php:9) in /home/n/nesjej/public_html/testmappe/header.php on line 1
<1> Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /home/n/nesjej/public_html/testmappe/admin.php:9) in /home/n/nesjej/public_html/testmappe/header.php on line 1
<0> admin.php probally has the same problem conn.php did.
<1> You're right:) It works now. I removed HTML
<0> Basically whats happening is that session_start() is setting cookies, you can't set cookies after *any* html (even a space) has been sent.
<1> Ok thanks! I still have one problem though
<0> ok.
<1> No.. I solved it:) Looks like all the problems are cause because I have html
<0> Sounds good, I'm off to get coffee.
<1> Thanks a lot:)
<2> Interesting thought.
<2> PDO and mysql_connect() both say that if a connection is already active with the credentials given, that a new connection attempt will return the existing connection, so as not to bog down the db server.
<2> So, if I go mysql_connect(user, host, p***) and later instantiate a new PDO object with the same credentials, will I have one or two connections to the db?
<0> Hey [Kaneda], do you store the results of queries/calculations in object vars or do you just return them.
<0> I'm building a calculator and right now my $this->calculate() function does all the math and stores the results in $this->results so all the other methods can access them.
<0> I'm wondering if I should just ditch that and just return the calc results each time they're requested.
<3> [Kaneda]: two different ones
<3> [Kaneda]: the connection reusing is local to each extension
<2> Novell: damn
<2> I know I'm late on the respond, but damn.
<2> I ***ume there isn't a way to convert between a mysql_connect resource and a PDO object without deep wizardry.
<2> _TaSm: sorry to respond so late
<3> could maybe write an extension to convert the connection
<2> _TaSm: For all the new **** I code I'm storing query results in object properties so as to minimize database queries. I'm thinking that's a better solution than to constantly poll the database.
<2> Novell: Good idea, and I might persue that one in my spare time, but as far as the scope of this project is concerned, negative.
<2> Novell: I can safely say that the guys I'm working for right now aren't paying enough for that kind of dedication.
<2> Although, _TaSm, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the matter (on if storing database results in object properties is > requerying database)
<4> so.
<5> no.
<6> can a server admin disable Session TimeOut?
<7> depends on his knowledge
<6> well. he is an idiot
<7> or her knowledge
<7> then he might wanna look in php.ini
<6> :)
<6> thanks
<8> http://pastebin.com/749060 anyone?
<5> I'd give up and go eat some icecream
<8> Well you're a halfwit
<9> yeah, but he can code better than you can Adam-
<8> In PHP maybe, I doubt in much else
<9> your problem isn't a php problem
<9> it's that you're an idiot and the concepts of logic escape you
<9> you just got pwned by a ****ing array dude
<8> "pwned by a ****ing array"
<8> What an idiot
<10> pfft.
<5> As I said, I'd go eat some icecream
<9> hahaha
<9> seriously, did any one look at that array of his?
<10> dont even care
<10> hes gone
<10> get over it
<10> :D



<9> well hai2u2 hajuu
<9> fag
<5> plz?
<10> lol
<10> dravine: was your mums name ragan?
<5> Carl
<9> hr nme iz hawt karl
<5> AOL plz
<9> L)A!
<9> :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
<5> cum again?
<9> omfg cum!
<9> so, vacationing is the uber
<9> 4 solid days of liver punishment!
<10> lololestonialol
<9> heh
<5> what+
<10> drinking is weak
<5> isn't asp the same thing as php?
<9> not in public :D
<10> http://www.explosm.net/comics/543/ -- apparently that reminds some girl of me
<9> Guy In Real Life?
<10> that would mean you were born through a penis
<10> ouch.
<9> um
<9> only if $some_girl == $your_mom;
<10> actually your mum.
<10> YOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUMYOURMUM
<9> ok, then only if my mom told you that comic reminded her of you
<9> which I find unlikely
<10> she called me up. we have a private *** line
<9> hah! now I have proof you're bull****ting
<9> everyone knows australians don't have phones
<9> you all communicate via digereedoo
<9> and ****ing boomarangs
<9> tcp/ip via dingo
<9> * PING RESPONSE FROM Rajuu - 3 days, 11 hours, 12 minutes 22 seconds
<9> hrm, is it the monsoon season or something?
<9> that's some laggy dingo
<2> <aussie> Oi! This dingo is bogged down right now due to fatigue! Little known fact: Dingo QoS ****s, mate. </aussie>
<3> Isn't it "matey", not just "mate" ?
<6> is there a php function to disable Session.Timeout
<6> ?
<6> (the server admin turned out to be an idiot after all)
<9> Nir212, sounds like he's in good company.
<6> hey. it's not my server...
<6> i pay for hosting companies.. that ****head only wants to save 4$ per month
<0> Welp that meeting took it out of me, time for coffee!
<6> what is this ****:
<6> Fatal error: Cannot redeclare rmdirr() (previously declared in /var/www/client_doc/Admin/ShowAll/Options.php:42) in /var/www/client_doc/Admin/ShowAll/Options.php on line 42
<2> Nir212: probably including the same file twice instead if include_once.
<2> s/if/of using/
<6> em.. don't understand
<2> if you call include('foo.php') and later call include('foo.php') or require('foo.php') again, that error results.
<0> You can't delcare a function twice.
<6> wired part... it's working on my server. but doesn't work on other server
<0> If you want to include a file twice that has a fucntion in it, use a if(function_exists('name')) before declaring it.
<2> Even if it's inside an if block that doesn't get processed.
<6> ok. i'll check on it
<2> include('foo.php'); if (1 != 1) { include('foo.php'); } // will cause that error as well
<11> hello .. how to change directory in php ? I try chdir($dir); .... but when I try to list him it appears to be current directory not $dir
<6> btw. if the function uses a inside function such as glob and the server's version doesn't support this glob function. can it be the cause?
<2> No. You'd get a "undefined function" error (or similar)
<2> if I call date_set_default_timezone() on a server that doesn't have that function (< PHP5) I'd get a "Undeclared fucntion: ...) error.
<6> [Kaneda]
<6> http://pastebin.com/749174
<6> check this please
<0> [Kaneda] Getting back to teh whole storage thing, I'm starting to think keeping the data in the object is good, although it represents some weird issues.
<0> Ie: When methods arn't really renturning anything but just altering object globals.
<6> _TaSm, please check my link as well
<0> So you have to do funky things, for instance, my $cl***->get_results(); checks to see if $this->results is empty and if so calls the $this->calculate()
<0> I used to have a $this->is_calculated and set it to t/f, but figured there isn't much of a point of that being that I can simply check if $this->results is empty or not. Naturally if its empty the calculations haven't been run.
<0> The same logic can be applied to DB stuff.


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