On Mon, 2006-07-24 at 14:17 -0500, Franco Pawlisz wrote:
> My Client is specifically looking for a developer with strong front end PHP
> experience knowledge of Java and or Ruby is a major plus.
>
What the heck is "front end PHP", or am I misinterpreting the bad
punctuation (or lack thereof)?
Ok, I've been tinkering a little. This isn't "simple" but it's not a
lot of code either.
Basically the user supplies an array of "cell renderers" associated
with column names. Each renderer is a function name that will be called
to modify an array() representing an HTML TD element. The result is
p
Disable short tags.
If short tags are enabled, the PHP parser sees the '; ?>
b) Disable short tags so that the PHP parser ignores Hi gang:
>
> Why does starting my php script with --
>
>
>
> -- stop it from running?
>
> I would like to use php in a page, but the page has to begin with a
> xml d
Hi Jay ,
I am not in the javascript group.
Btw , i have added document.forms['listfrm'].pageid.value in the
page , but the form is not submitted ?
var pageid = document.forms['listfrm'].pageid.value;
var urlpath = "../listflag.php?start=&pageID="+pageid;
document.forms['listfrm'].
Hi gang:
Why does starting my php script with --
-- stop it from running?
I would like to use php in a page, but the page has to begin with a
xml declaration to generate a quirksmode for IE6 and under while
permitting IE7 to be left in standards mode.
We've tried it in both Wordpress and
On Monday 24 July 2006 18:50, Adam Zey wrote:
> Writing code in a mail window, so forgive any errors or ugly code. This
> will print a table with the first row as headers of the field names, and
> each row after that is a database row. I hope.
>
> $firstrow = true;
> echo "";
> while ( $row = my
Adam Zey wrote:
Michael B Allen wrote:
Anyone have a PHP fragment that just prints a very simple html table
from the contents of a db result set? I don't want phpmyadmin or anything
remotely that complex. I want something that simply extracts the header
info and prints a basic HTML table. It sho
Michael B Allen wrote:
Anyone have a PHP fragment that just prints a very simple html table
from the contents of a db result set? I don't want phpmyadmin or anything
remotely that complex. I want something that simply extracts the header
info and prints a basic HTML table. It should be about 10 l
Anyone have a PHP fragment that just prints a very simple html table
from the contents of a db result set? I don't want phpmyadmin or anything
remotely that complex. I want something that simply extracts the header
info and prints a basic HTML table. It should be about 10 lines of code
I suspect. I
It works, thank you!
On Monday 24 July 2006 16:21, Paul Nowosielski wrote:
> I understand I need to do a string replace.
>
> Should I do it like so?
>
> $search = array(chr(145),chr(146),chr(147),chr(148),chr(150),chr(151));
> $replace = array("'","'",'"','"','-','-');
>
> Is this what you mean?
>
I understand I need to do a string replace.
Should I do it like so?
$search = array(chr(145),chr(146),chr(147),chr(148),chr(150),chr(151));
$replace = array("'","'",'"','"','-','-');
Is this what you mean?
Thank you,
--
Paul Nowosielski
Webmaster
On Monday 24 July 2006 16:12, Adam Zey
Paul Nowosielski wrote:
Dear All,
I'm having a problem replacing these bad characters from a feed.
Example:
The United Kingdom<92>s National Arena Association has elected
Geoff Huckstep, the current CEO of the National Ice Centre and Nottingham
Arena, as chairman.
The <92>is actually a sing
Dear All,
I'm having a problem replacing these bad characters from a feed.
Example:
The United Kingdom<92>s National Arena Association has elected
Geoff Huckstep, the current CEO of the National Ice Centre and Nottingham
Arena, as chairman.
The <92>is actually a single quote. I have these from
--- "Kilbride, James P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> While that kind of query structure can be a huge
> issue the biggest
> problem, and performance penalty, occurs if the
> programmer is opening
> and closing actual real connections. A good
> structure would use a
> singleton connection that i
On Mon, 2006-07-24 at 15:15, Kilbride, James P. wrote:
> While that kind of query structure can be a huge issue the biggest
> problem, and performance penalty, occurs if the programmer is opening
> and closing actual real connections. A good structure would use a
> singleton connection that is open
While that kind of query structure can be a huge issue the biggest
problem, and performance penalty, occurs if the programmer is opening
and closing actual real connections. A good structure would use a
singleton connection that is opened only the first time it is called and
the rest of the time re
Hello Everyone,
Let me introduce myself, My name is Franco Pawlisz with ObjectWave Corporation
a Software Engineering Company Headquartered in Chicago, IL.
ObjectWave Corporation specializes in the use of object-oriented (OO)
technologies to design, develop and deploy software. ObjectWav
Hey Rob,
Thanks for replying.
> It's usually a sign of poor programming and/or
> purist OOP programming.
>
> When I say purist OOP programming...
> I saw
> one really retarded
> implementation of this kind of system where an
> excess of 2 queries
> were issued to the database -- on a homepag
Nils Holland wrote:
Hi folks,
well, I have a really dumb question:
I have the following script at http://www.tisys.org/misc/test.php:
Now I call it like this:
http://www.tisys.org/misc/test.php?license=07017701608113717316604124522424203810525421000718312720710316211716018016522117016609621
On Mon, 2006-07-24 at 11:46, Ryan A wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is not really a problem, more like a slightly OT
> question.
>
> Recently I have been testing some "CMS/carts/BB
> boards" and other related software, sometimes at the
> end of the page the software outputs the time it took
> to generate t
Hi,
This is not really a problem, more like a slightly OT
question.
Recently I have been testing some "CMS/carts/BB
boards" and other related software, sometimes at the
end of the page the software outputs the time it took
to generate the page and the number of database calls.
I have seen some s
Hi folks,
well, I have a really dumb question:
I have the following script at http://www.tisys.org/misc/test.php:
Now I call it like this:
http://www.tisys.org/misc/test.php?
license=0701770160811371731660412452242420381052542100071831272071031621
17160180165221170166096217228128
And in
Thanks Rob, will check it out!
> You're looking for a debugger. There's a whole
> thread on the go right
> now for "PHP Debugger Recommendations". Personally I
> prefer the
> echo/print_r method that you're probably already
> using... but as you say
> you're trying to demonstrate so that's a bit
Hey,
> > I need to explain a script to a pal of mine but
> either
> > i cant explain it properly or he just cant get the
> > concept being new to php's slightly "advanced
> stuff"
> > (OO and classes, mind you...i ain't no expert
> myself
> > in this, more like Jochem's(from this list) field
> of
Personally, i think the best one is Zend debugger. It's integrated on
the Zend IDE, and let you debug remotely, from a server. The problem
aside, is that is paid and closed source, neverthless is the best IMHO.
You may give it a try: www.zend.com/products/zend_studio
HTH,
Mariano.
weetat wrot
Mark wrote:
> Mark wrote:
>
>> I have an extension that seems to create PHP variables correctly, and
>> var_dump() doesn't seem to have a problem. but upon moving to 5.1.x it
>> fails.
>>
>> Anyone have a suggestion?
>
> Well, it is fixed. Evidently, PHP 5.1 sees a difference between $var["0"]
>
[snip]
>
> seems the perceived problem is being caused by something else?
>
Sorry, I have to respectfully disagree.
I was converting all indexes to string indexes, and simply using
"zend_hash_update" to re-constitute the objects and they simply did not
work. When I scanned indexes strings to test
Ryan A wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need to explain a script to a pal of mine but either
> i cant explain it properly or he just cant get the
> concept being new to php's slightly "advanced stuff"
> (OO and classes, mind you...i ain't no expert myself
> in this, more like Jochem's(from this list) field of
>
On 7/22/06, Chris Grigor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Afternoon all
I need some help here with a problem on dynamic radio buttons.
I have a script that calls a database for a list of questions. The questions
are returned and each question needs to have 5
radio buttons assigned to it. The radio bu
[snip]
It will produce the html tag as shown below:
function gotoPage(){
var urlpath = "../listflag.php?start=&pageID="+3;
document.forms['listfrm'].method = 'post';
document.forms['listfrm'].action = urlpath;
document.forms['listfrm'].submit;
}
Go to Page:
1
2
3
4
5
I tri
[snip]
Can anyone help with this ? its checking the $_POST and seeing if any of
the
items begin with answer_,
if the do it should remove it from the beginning and place it into
$value_new.. does not seem to work though...
foreach($_POST as $qid => $value) {
$findme = 'answer_';
if(stripos($v
Hi
Can anyone help with this ? its checking the $_POST and seeing if any of the
items begin with answer_,
if the do it should remove it from the beginning and place it into
$value_new.. does not seem to work though...
foreach($_POST as $qid => $value) {
$findme = 'answer_';
if(stripos($va
Hi Ryan,
I use Log4jPhp to log any debug value.
I think it is better than using echo or print method.
Thanks
- weetat
Ryan A wrote:
Hi,
I need to explain a script to a pal of mine but either
i cant explain it properly or he just cant get the
concept being new to php's slightly "advanced
Hi all ,
I have a code below :
function goToPageSelect($selectname,$totalItems){
$_logger = new Log4jLogger();
$_logger->logdebug("starting ..goToPageSelect()");
$_logger->logdebug("starting ..goToPageSelect()", $totalItems);
$selecthtml = "Go to Page:class=\"inputfield\" onchange=\"
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