much easier to run than the original Perl daemon).
I see Beanstalk as more flexible though, the Priorities, TTR limits,
tubes and optional delays make for a powerful set of tools within the
queue itself.
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> something like $chance[1] or $chance[0], neither of which exist in the array.
> Keep in mind $chance only has keys with string names:
http://uk3.php.net/current
$chance = array("lowercase" => 27, "uppercase" => 62, "integer" => 46);
arsor
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because I will generally write:
if ('C' = $_POST['status_code']) {
If I wrote that, it would fail instantly - because you can't assign to
a constant, so you use double - or triple, as appropriate - equals.
if ('C' == $_POST['status_code'])
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27;s trying to promote bondage and S&M >:)
Well, I found this entertaining. As for useful? I'll say no.
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serve as a better explanation
than mine!
Yep, thats pretty classic.
One thing I would do - assuming $newsId should always be an integer
$whereClause = '';
if (isset($_GET['id']) {
$newsId = intval($_GET['id']);
if ($newsId) // if not 0
$whereClause = &#x
On 15/04/07, Robert Cummings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sun, 2007-04-15 at 20:36 +0100, Alister Bulman wrote:
> On 15/04/07, Zoltán Németh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 2007. 04. 15, vasárnap keltezéssel 21.20-kor Otto Wyss ezt írta:
> > > I want to so
rray (filemtime($d) => $d)
(sorry the previous one is incorrect, I misunderstood what you
wanted...)
so:
$dirs[filemtime($d)] = $d;
Better, I think, to put the unique thing - the name, as the index.
Two directories may have the same modification time.
$dirs[$d] = filemtime($d);
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l are them are designed for a script to consume,
and not a person, I'd call them entirely 'clean' and obvious enough
for the task, though ultimately, it's about having a pretty URL, as
the program that reads it won't care what the extension is, if any,
and people won't be
er in the world would wilt under a
slashdotting, if it had to do a dozen big queries for every page
display. Meanwhile a Pentium3 with a decent network can serve
hundreds of requests a second of a few static pages.
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ound connections to an external website to push it data
myself, and that saves a lot of time rather than waiting for a
connection to come back from fopen/fsockopen
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x27; PEAR directory. Then I
can just go
require_once 'MyCompany/filename.php';
from anywhere on the system. Until PEAR produces a module called
'MyCompany' (unlikely), it will live there entirely happily.
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your own server, you would be far better served with
something to actually speed your code, like APC
(http://pecl.php.net/apc) or Eaccellerator (http://eaccelerator.net/)
that is a compiled-code cache. And then learn how to write good code
as well.
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mysql database or draged in from
other sites). How fast is the ilnk from the webserver? There's a lot
of good questions you can ask to figure it out.
For the first, you can trim the html and images you are sending, and
gzip the output (see mod_gzip or http://php.net/ob_gzhandler
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27;]])) {
$func = $callFunc[$_GET['id']];
$retval = $func();
}
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age/Mail_Mime to do the hard work.
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g here:
http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/000173.html
Running a PHP cache like PHP Accellerator will also help, so the PHP
isn't being reparsed all the time as well.
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On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 15:35:48 -0500
"Frank Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm working on an entry page where I would like to show some of the
> current headlines from technology websites. I've been following and
> pretty much understand the article on devshed
> http://www.devsh
il configuration issue. Alternatively you can have the send
the email by SMTP to your primary mail server which then sends it on
from there.
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after_ PHP? Did you have a sendmail binary in
place before you configured PHP? If it's not there are configure time,
it won't even compile the 'mail' function.
I've had the same problem before - now that PHP can recognise it's got a
way to send email, re-running
Y > visitors.id
CURRENT_DATEnow( ) DATE_SUB( CURRENT_DATE, INTERVAL 1 HOUR
)
2003-07-11 2003-07-11 22:02:022003-07-10 23:00:00
I think you'd want:
DATE_SUB( NOW( ) , INTERVAL 1 HOUR )
2003-07-11 21:02:02
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nt to download it myself. I put an entry
into the bug-tracker about it. http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=20959
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string comparison functions
Or look at the ip2long/long2ip functions (and there's a couple of other
IP handling classes in PEAR)
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throw it all to a text file, or filter
it (or not) in the email program.
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ferent systems and with some very simple configuration, they would
just all work together, and without having to write inside a particular
framework, like phpNuke or Horde.
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it Off in php.ini and On in the .htaccess file.
php_flag register_globals On
Yes, you can do it.
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$temp$i;
> $i++;
>}
What about
$i = 0; // set the start (or use for())
while ($i<$loopcounter) {
> $temp = "size". $i; // $temp = 'size1', 'size2'...
$valueofsize = $$temp;
$i++; # untested code, should be OK though
the default variables in the
array the full and proper post-prefixed name, extract does not appear
to be able to (currently) EXTR_PREFIX_ALL _and_ EXTR_SKIP.
Alister
Please don't send the mailing lists and CC me -
getting two copies just bugs me.
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Follow up to my own message:
If you want to also skip even needing the empty 'array()' (new fianl
example) - check if it is an array, and only do the first extract of
the parameters if there's something there.
'default fred',
'foo_banana' => 'default bananananana',
);
tings.php file, depending on the virtual host used
>to access the site?
Take a look at the output of phpinfo() for the two virtual sites,
especially
HTTP_SERVER_VARS["HTTP_HOST"]
HTTP_SERVER_VARS["SERVER_NAME"]
Server_name is likely to be the 'main name' (ww
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