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thread by: Paul Marshall |
last post Sep 17 '05 by: Ken Robinson
Hi
I am my wits end! I have a PHP script running that captures variables
posted from a form on the previous page. The script then emails the
results using the mail() function.
The script is currently being spammed in two ways:
1) The page is being loaded directly, therefore emailing blank results
2) The variables are made up of an...
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thread by: John Wellesz |
last post Sep 17 '05 by: John Wellesz
Hello,
I've just released the version 1.18 of my script!
( you can find the original topic about it there:
http://groups.google.fr/group/comp.lang.php/msg/b84d1c566472c8fa )
What's new:
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thread by: Tamer Higazi |
last post Sep 17 '05 by: Jerry Stuckle
Hi!
I wrote a small script setting a cookie.... but nothing is being set.
What could be the problem?! Did I make something wrong?! One script is
used to ask for the cookie and the other one shows the displayed
variable in a string only! But if I look at Firefox in the cookie cache
if the variables are set... I didn't find anything. what could...
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thread by: |
last post Sep 16 '05 by:
I want to write all produced error messages (error, warning, notify,
etc...) to STDERR.
Is this possible without writing my own error handling routine?
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thread by: Faree |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Mike Willbanks
I am workign on a news portal which needs paginaiton as usual.but all
the code i got depends on the number of records that will come from
database :( .it is working well too.
But i need pagination depends on the number of rows or number
characters in a variable.for example if there are more than 100
characters in that it should be display...
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thread by: Skeleton Man |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Mike Willbanks
Hi,
I have a chat script which I added very basic bandwidth tracking to as follows:
ob_start();
print "this is some output!";
print "this is more output!";
$bytes = ob_get_length(); // Amount of bandwidth used
ob_end_flush();
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thread by: petermichaux |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: petermichaux
Hi,
I thought that $_POST was read only. I just descovered I can change the
values of it's elements. Is this considered bad style? Seems like this
might be something that is outlawed in the future.
Thanks,
Peter
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thread by: Toby Inkster |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Edwin van der Vaart
http://examples.tobyinkster.co.uk/inc_dt.phps
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Contact Me ~ http://tobyinkster.co.uk/contact
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thread by: nospam |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Oli Filth
Hi all,
I'd like to implement a tree of "tags" for a blog I'm writing for fun in PHP.
Here's what a single tag looks like:
CREATE TABLE tags
(
name varchar(30) not null default '',
id_self integer(12) not null primary key,
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thread by: Peter Salzman |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Peter Salzman
I have two files which implement functionality in many of my web pages. Each
file uses a function named "parseArguments()" that's critical for each of the
two files.
I often include both files into one webpage, which results in a name clash
for parseArguments().
What I really would like is the concept of static functions from the C...
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thread by: William Drew |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Bill Aten
REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION (RFD)
unmoderated group comp.databases.mysql
This is an invitation to discuss the following proposal to create newsgroup
comp.databases.mysql. Please note that YOU CANNOT VOTE NOW; you may be
able to vote on a version of this proposal later. See the PROCEDURE section
below if you need information about how the...
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thread by: NAN Team |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: NAN Team
RESULT
unmoderated group comp.databases.mysql fails 63:3
Explanation:
When the vote for this newsgroup began, we were still using the
+100 criterion for passage. Although we subsequently changed that
criterion before the original RESULT was posted, there was a strong
consensus that this was not the proper course of action. Therefore...
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thread by: webbrain |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Obvious
Hi ng,
i'm newbie at this ng.
i have an apache webserver Apache/2.0.50 (Linux/SUSE) with php 4.3.8
installed
in a php script i want to embed the following function:
<?php
$sent=fopen("http://www.thisurl.com","r");
?>
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thread by: zen |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: zen
PHP Mysql
limit the result to 5
I can display the 5 results using a do & while which it ok.
I want to list the total or all the results without using a do or while
this is so I can combine the results and remove duplicate words from the
total results
I.E.
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thread by: David |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Hero Wanders
How can one tell if a PHP array is a simple array or a hashed array
(key/valye). The gettype returns "array", but is there a function
that will tell me the type?
Also, when you have a mixed array, some flat, some hashed, how can you
tell the type of each element?
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thread by: am_ggh |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Oli Filth
Is there a PHP equivalent of TCL's "upvar" ?
I will appreciate any insights.
Andy
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thread by: jonathan.beckett |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Obvious
Hi all,
Just a quick message letting whoever might be interested know that I've
packaged up a new version of my blog script for people to download.
Information about the project...
http://www.pluggedout.com/index.php?pk=dev_blog
Download Script...
http://www.pluggedout.com/development/projects/blog/blog192.zip
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thread by: elia |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Tim Van Wassenhove
Bonjour,
Comment introduire une page au format xml dans une page en php?
Est-ce possible? Faire en quelque sorte un include...
...un peu du genre .. <?php require_once('pagex.xml'); ?>
Merci, pascal
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thread by: ATH0 |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Jerry Stuckle
Hi!
Well, i think you know what im going to ask :-))
I have MySql db with some products ( with pictures and description ) and i
want to make update and show of each picture.
Example:
picture + description + id
I can pull all this infos out from db but i have problem with updating each
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thread by: www.douglassdavis.com |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: jim
I am using the preg_match function (in PHP) that uses perl regular
expressions. Apparently I don't really understand regular expressions
though. Could some one explain this?
If this is the regular expression
/^\s*(\d+\.\d+)|(\.\d+)|(\d+)\s*$/
How does this:
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thread by: Umberto Salsi |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Umberto Salsi
Ho questa funzione che prende due array: aggiorna il primo (aggiungendo,
togliendo o modificando elementi) e poi aggiorna anche il secondo, ma solo
se e' un array diverso dal primo:
function Aggiorna(&$a, &$b)
{
if( $a e' lo stesso di $b ){
aggiorna solo $a
} else {
aggiorna $a
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thread by: Faree |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Erwin Moller
Hi,
I am a PHP Developer.can any one help me on image upload and
display of that image.what i want is uploading an image to a
directory ,displaying of that image as a thumbnail.when i click on
that image the image should be diplayed in another page.
I wrote code for image uploading and as well as display code.but i
failed in...
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thread by: David |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Colin McKinnon
I found and interesting article, "Experiences of Using PHP in Large
Websites" (http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2002/papers/html/php/) ,
which lists some issues with scaling PHP for larger projects. Worth
a read although it appears to be three years old.
The major issue I have had with PHP is a conflict in class names for
modules...
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thread by: Major Man |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Geoff Berrow
Hi,
I run 2 websites, on 2 different domains/servers.
I need a php script on server A, which when run will go to server B
at (ex. http://serverB.com/images/counter.gif) and load that image 6
times, then exit.
Seems like it would be simple to do, except that I am new and I don't
know anything about php. Please help this newb.
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thread by: Drazen Gemic |
last post Sep 16 '05 by: Wayne
Is there any initiative out there aiming to rewrite PHP
extensions in pure PHP ? For example, MySQL driver in
pure PHP or LDAP extension in pure PHP ?
With Java and, as far as I know, Perl, one can extend the
language capabilities without having access to any command
like gcc, g++, cc or c++ on a system.
That way applications could be...
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