On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 20:56:42 -0700
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sara Golemon) wrote:
> Look at the lines that differ. strip_tags() doesn't know anything about
> tags that started on previous lines.
Ahhh! noticed now. Thx. :)
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>
> "Hannes Magnusson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROT
Look at the lines that differ. strip_tags() doesn't know anything about
tags that started on previous lines.
"Hannes Magnusson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hibb.
>
> Is there suppost to be such a huge diffrence between these two methods?
> Would have thougt comb
Hibb.
Is there suppost to be such a huge diffrence between these two methods?
Would have thougt combination of file() & strip_tags() would result in same results as
fgetss()
http://no2.php.net/"; );
$fp = fopen ( "http://no.php.net/";, "r" );
$i = 0;
while ( !feof ( $fp ) ) {
Uwe Schindler wrote:
This would be also interesting:
For decoding base64 binarys you could use the string.base64 stream
filter then (PHP5)! :)
Uwe
That does make sense - I didn't realise there was a base64 stream filter
in PHP5 (I'm still using 4.3)
That would make it possible to hook a stream d
This would be also interesting:
For decoding base64 binarys you could use the string.base64 stream filter
then (PHP5)! :)
Uwe
At 18:50 15.08.2004, Crispin Olson wrote:
Uwe Schindler wrote:
How about the idea to make a function like "imap_getbodystream(...)" that
returns a PHP stream that can be
Uwe Schindler wrote:
How about the idea to make a function like "imap_getbodystream(...)"
that returns a PHP stream that can be read with fread() etc. and then
closed by fclose()?. This could be done by using Wez's PHP stream
wrappers in PHP5 (even in PHP4.3).
Uwe
Uwe,
Not a bad idea, and I had
Please read the archives!
Zeev
At 18:55 15/08/2004, Manuel Vázquez Acosta wrote:
[Is this the right news?]
Recently I downloaded PHP 5.0.0 and read the RFCs, I sadly noticed that a
Namespace proposal was declined. Why? I've been using PHP for many years and
I've found problems when trying to "glue"
[Is this the right news?]
Recently I downloaded PHP 5.0.0 and read the RFCs, I sadly noticed that a
Namespace proposal was declined. Why? I've been using PHP for many years and
I've found problems when trying to "glue" several third parties codes.
PEAR has come with a not-quite-nice solution to t
How about the idea to make a function like "imap_getbodystream(...)" that
returns a PHP stream that can be read with fread() etc. and then closed by
fclose()?. This could be done by using Wez's PHP stream wrappers in PHP5
(even in PHP4.3).
Uwe
At 00:47 15.08.2004, you wrote:
This new function i
Hello,
the topic clearly states what I would like to achieve. I know that parameter
can be forced to be passed by reference when declared but in my case
this is not an option (still). I would like to determine this at run time
based on some other conditions I have to check whether the param
is a re
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