n the error document?
If it does, then this would rule out your home network, as 404 is a
response code returned by the webserver.
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ng strftime. I'd guess
that date would also have flags for these.
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...
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an't remember
which string function I want, I can search for *any* string function and
I'll get the list of all of them, along with a quick summary to help me
find the one I want.
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ct field that has am and pm as options.
As it appears that accepting only 12-hour input is part of the brief, Jim
is IMHO doing the right thing.
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to achieve this. You could also use %-I as this will also
drop leading zeros if present.
I forget where I read about this. I'm almost certain that it was *not* in
any PHP documentation.
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eding a CAPTCHA in the first
place.
I once (and only once) struck a test like this on a New Zealand government
website. I nearly died of shock. And I was able to use it with lynx
with no problems at all.
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output will vary depending on which timezone is
in use.
$ php -r 'date_default_timezone_set ("UTC"); echo date ("r", null);'
Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +
$ php -r 'date_default_timezone_set ("America/New_York"); echo date ("r",
null);'
Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 -0500
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NO I won't, and timezones do matter.
I've copied your code to http://quitelikely.com/~geoff/strtotime/
Sorry if any of the visuals are mangled, I had to massage the script a
little to pullin the header and footer, and I downloaded your logo, but I
didn't go and dig out your CSS o
only use their first name and
people who use some kind of alias.
I think you did well to abandon this.
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t that it returns anything is surprising.
Now, where are my observations wrong? The code is shown in the demo.
To summarise, your observations are wrong because they do not take
timezone into account and do not show the time, only the date. And some
of your observations as given above do not match what your script outputs.
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relatively recently.
Anyway, as I was going to say, the correct way to find out what null is is
to do something like:
echo date ("r", null);
But this thread has gone through so many twists now that I can't remember
if this is where we began or not.
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this won't help in this case.
date_default_timezone_get() is returning the wrong timezone.
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ng there either,
which seems to suggest that this in fact is not the case.
In case it wasn't obvious in my original post, this worked just fine
during UK summer time. It's only since the clocks changed two weeks ago
that PHP has been thinking that the server timezone is UTC rather than
Engine v2.3.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2010 Zend Technologies
I realise this is 5.3.3 and that 5.3.8 is now out. It's possible that
this has been fixed but I could not find any traces of such a fix in the
changelogs.
I'd be interested to know if anyone else can confirm this bug and, if
confirmed, what I should do about it.
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mething to view the SQL statement,
and also if there's an error, emit the SQL statement.
I do this. This means that when a user encounters an error, they can
actually give you a meaningful error report which should reduce the time
it takes to fix it by a considerable amount.
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table. The Apache module, for example,
does not because Apache loads it into Apache which is already running.
If you're not actually running programs on the host itself via a shell,
then you probably won't need execute permissions most of the time.
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as $field)
echo ucwords($field) . ': ' . $$field . '';
The above comes from a function which manages only a single record, so no
real need to use an array. I could of course, e.g. record['title'] etc,
but I don't see much could be gained unless I needed
as appropriate. A simple if statement could be used to set the "disabled"
attribute for the "Resolved" selection only.
IMHO this is vastly preferable to any trickery you may use with javascript
to prevent the user from selecting Resolved.
I've never struck a select fie
x27;t need modification.
Of course, it's easier to be cleverer after the event.
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HP instead of via your webserver. E.g.:
php -f
IMHO, 2 would be the better way to go if you can do this.
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their site surrounding the output from my scripts.
Is there an easy way to include the PHP in a page on their site?
Not sure which version of Drupal they're running, trying to find out.
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$access_name = "newbie";
$page_suffix = "newbe";
break;
case advanced:
$access_name = "advanced";
$page_suffix = "advanced";
break;
} // end switch on $usr_level
?>
Redirecting...
">
You have successfully been logged in. You can now
access the area.
The above also assumes your index_* files are in the webroot, you can edit
the refresh line if this is wrong.
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so many versions of PHP 'in the wild'.
So, is Jeffrey correct when he says that omitting the closing PHP tag
is best practice? Also, are there any 'gotchas' to doing this?
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?
Check the manual for 'Magic Quotes GPC':
http://php.net/manual/en/security.magicquotes.php
However, you may want to rething enabling this as it's deprecated and
judging by the discussions I've seen it will be removed in the not too
distant future.
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ooks suspicious.
That's the problem. The "\" should be a space.
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everything you need.
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> OK. We all know that constants cannot be accessed directly via their
> name in double-quoted or heredoc strings.
FWIW, this looked like it might be a right royal PITA for me ATM.
However, I've got a work-around.
With about a dozen scripts written
e versa, ampersands in place of dollar signs, and other typos!
I think the moral is that one should never code when tired ;(
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the body onLoad event. However, this
does require JS on the client and so cannot be guaranteed.
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your site is hosted. But all you need to
do is change hosting providers to one somewhere else, or for someone who's
not careful to mess something up on the system, and the script will break
all because you assumed it would always be right. So better to set it and
know it's righ
putting " +" at the end of the string.
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, but I
just need someone to double check my spinning head. Will this give me
the PayPal transactions that arrived during California's yesterday, or
do I need to change something?
Assuming your timezone is set to California time (
date_default_timezone_set ('America/Los_Angeles'
is because it makes site
maintenance much easier for me rather than because of any SEO benefit
- real or imagined.
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t is unique to each page defined separately and without
needing to embed the top-level page structure in each page. It also
gives me 'search-engine-friendly' URIs.
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rash_can.png";
WIDTH="20" HEIGHT="20" style="float: right;border:0;"
alt="Remove Product From Shopping Cart" name="remove_product" />
Then in the called script, you could use:
if (isset($_POST['remove_product_x'])){
// do stu
If specific output from this server would help, I may be able to give
this to you off-list.
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php -r "var_dump(__DIR__);" on this machine shows that __DIR__
is undefined. Executing both commands in an intranet-visible, php
script shows the same thing.
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te happy to let me view tweets unauthenticated on their
site with Lynx. If I want to login, I need to use their mobile site. Not
a problem - if I try to use their main site and it doesn't work, it
doesn't work. At least they let me try.
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ose to use
it, it's on my own head, which is fine by me.
If you really want a half arsed user experience then set your browser
string ;) Would that not work for you?
It probably would. But this tangent began with the principle of "Use IE
or Firefox" and how we hated sites that sai
the
mobile one. I don't even bother clicking because I know Facebook won't
even try to send me the page I want.
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with your unsupported browser, which might well work if
you're clicking on a link to a particular status update.
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/Digital_Millennium_Copyright_Act.
Note that the DMCA is United States legislation and may not be relevant.
Copyright law is pretty universal though and you could get into trouble
with this anyway.
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Of course, this is the resulting HTML you want to produce (or something
like it). You'll obviously get PHP to echo the appropriate URL.
This approach has the benefit that it'll work on anything. My prefered
browser does not support javascript, so you look me out of your site if
you u
f course, the single reason (IMHO) why it's likely more people
top-post - it's less work.
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ntly an apology.
Ironicly, it's on by default. It can be turned off, however.
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8. HTTP/1.1 200 OK
9. Data transfer complete
So it's definitely secure, but I'm not seeing anything in $_SERVER that
says so. So I'm wondering if Apache is not exporting something properly.
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ly helpful. Surely I can't be the
only person in the universe who has experienced this. I'm running a
minimally-altered stock Debian Apache and PHP setup.
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d
and continue to use it. This makes my code separate from whatever the
webmaster decides to do regarding being secure or not.
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I have full access to the VPS, so if something needs tweeking in Apache
(or anything else) then I can do this.
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/m/y.
Those writing for places where m/d/y is the convention will probably
want to alter the tests in the second if ... elseif construct. It's a
bit long-winded, but by all means use or modify if it's any use to
you.
Best regards,
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gets my sleeves rolled up, a large pot of strong, black coffee on the
hob, and me finally trying that little bit harder to get my head
around regular expressions!
I was hoping that PHP would have an equivalent to VBScript's IsDate()
function but it looks like I'll have to roll my own!
me()
to convert input strings to date/time. Rather than fail when presented
with an invalid date, strtotime() returns the 'best fit' if possible.
This can be seen from:
$date = new DateTime('30 Feb 1999');
echo $date->format('Y-m-d');
which results in "1
ferred.
With all that said, I still have no 'out of the box' method to
validate a user-input date string and I haven't been able to find the
code I used with PHP 3.something before my sojourn into the depths of
ASP to know how I used to do this!
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27;, $date) - outputs nothing.
Also, AFAICT createFromFormat fails if the date is not formatted
according to the first parameter. So, for example:
$date = DateTime::createFromFormat('d M Y', '5/2/10')
fails ... (at least, it does on my system :( )
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s cannot properly handle string input values.
This seems to be such a common requirement that I suspect I've missed
something basic. I'd thus be grateful for any pointers as to how to
properly validate user-input string representation of dates.
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o longer happens. I'd
forgotten to put the opening and closing html, head, and body tags and
the issue went away as soon as I did that. However, I'd appreciate
info on why as I need to run some scripts within a validated user
session where those scripts do their processing and then use t
27;Y') != '2011' ? '2011-' : '') . date('Y');
However, you might want to change that to:
echo '2011-' . date('Y');
at the first review after the start of 2012!
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['jstest'] == 1){
// the client called us via Javascript::confirm, so we know the
// use really wants to delete
} else {
// We weren't called via Javascript::confirm, so we need to
// handle the confirmation in PHP
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ly changing the
global array. However, using the long if construct mandates that I
must amend the code of every page that uses the mapping, which makes
for a lot of extra work and is just plain silly IMO. IOW, using an
array can help avoid coding inconsistencies.
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aphics and so
is inherently unavailable to the visually impaired. It makes no sense
whatever to try to make such content work in speech and Braille
browsers. Thus making a site that's unusable without Javascript
doesn't necessarily constitute unlawful discrimination!
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just now. However,
this should return false if the cookie has been destroyed but if just
set to null or an empty string via Rick's code I suspect it'd return
true.
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e.g:
Click Here
The form is submitted if the browser has JS and so the hidden input
field is posted. However, if the browser doesn't have JS the default
behaviour occurs when the link is clicked and so the field is not
posted. Hence we can use isset($_POST['wehavejs']) to determine
whether or not the browser has JS capability.
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able and
make an 'interim form submission' if it's not.
However, it would be so much simpler if I could tell straight off and
for sure whether JS was available; but if this isn't possible I guess
it'll be a limitation of HTTP rather than PHP.
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s available on the
client without using client-side Javascript to create a form and hence
pass a variable that will only be set if Javascript is available on
the client? Is there something in $_SERVER etc. that can provide this
info?
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e same filename, although
it doesn't let one user have more than one file with the same name
(which might be required for a CMS etc.)
Others can download files by clicking on hyperlinks to the target
files.
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ved from 'link' elements,
which many have apparently wrongly taken to mean it's been removed
from hyperlinks (i.e. anchor tags). However, and are not
the same thing! An example of each:
click here
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browser is
'obligingly' making sense of the 'bad formatting' and this is why
you're getting characters.
BTW, an alternative to your for construct would be to use a while loop
to iterate through a data table. e.g. in your case, I'd have used:
$q = 'select *
Hi Kirk,
On Saturday, March 12, 2011, 4:09:24 AM, you wrote:
> On 3/11/2011 2:43 PM, Geoff Lane wrote:
> [snip]
>> You could use foreach to iterate through the post variables until you
>> encounter a match:
>>
>> foreach ($_POST as $key => $value){
>>
les until you
encounter a match:
foreach ($_POST as $key => $value){
if (substr($key, 0, 6) == "radio_") {
$buttonName = $key;
$buttonValue = 4value;
break 2;
}
}
I haven't tried the above code, but I hope someone will correct my
efforts if I'm wro
I am no regex expert but wouldn't
preg_match_all( "/'([^']+)'/Ui", $theString, $matches);
Be more flexible?
On 8/17/07, Thijs Lensselink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> If it's only real words this will do:
>
> $theString = "'foo''bar''glorp'";
> preg_match_all( "/'([a-z]+)'/Ui", $theString, $ma
There are several PHP Captcha classes available as well.
A few examples are:
http://www.white-hat-web-design.co.uk/articles/php-captcha.php
http://milki.erphesfurt.de/captcha/
http://nogajski.de/horst/php/captcha/
ose on an incomplete solution, as people
apparently don't read the thread history ;)
-Geoff
On 8/11/07, Robert Cummings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Sat, 2007-08-11 at 18:26 -0700, Geoff Nicol wrote:
> > And if they do a manual refresh on the page you re-directed to, the
' this has been pretty beat to
death.
On 8/11/07, Richard Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Fri, August 10, 2007 6:51 pm, Geoff Nicol wrote:
> > That was my first thought as well but you will still have to use a
> > session
> > variable or cookie for the
ne. I provide the above link and info only as an example of one approach;
kindly confirm all proper licensing requirements prior to making any use of
this applet.
If you do find a solution with a viable license kindly update me (or the
list) as I too would be interested in this.
-Geoff
On 7/30/07, M. So
talled the update successfully, no effect on PHP 5.
Perhaps you need to look elsewhere
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d be appreciated- thanks.
You could try using the LIMIT keyword with an offset number to get
records in more manageble chunks, then write out each chunk, freeing
its resources before loading the next one.
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they do not exceed a given
width or height. The images are loaded as true color to preserve the
quality as much as possible during the rescale operation. Currently,
the images can be loaded and saved in the JPEG and GIF formats."
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On 25 Jan 2006 at 15:22, Barry wrote:
> Geoff wrote:
> > On 25 Jan 2006 at 15:19, William Stokes wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Hello,
> >>
> >>I Have a web site on one server and a test site on another. How can I build
> >>the hyperlin
uot;/test.php", if the script containing
that link is already in /www. Thus your links will look the same on
both versions.
php-based solution:
If you must have absolute URLs (maybe to do redirects or SSL) use:
$_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"]
it will return either "www.domain.com&
What I'm now seeking is real-world examples.
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->disconnect();
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In that same manual page, there is lots of other information and
suggestions on making telnet connections.
Note that cURL will also allow telnet.
Geoff.
On 23 Jan 2006 at 9:56, HoWang Wang wrote:
> Hi al
whoops, that should be "phpclasses.org" (no hyphen)
Geoff.
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hour/min/sec differences that might
push the timestamp over into the next day. A small thing, but since
I deploy code in a number of places, it has saved me countless
headaches.
Geoff.
On 20 Jan 2006 at 13:51, Jeffrey Pearson wrote:
> The java mailing list I belong to recently had this sam
handlers. Or, you might want to look into a 3rd party library, or a
command line option like "lynx -dump -connect_timeout=n " which
is multi-resource aware.
Geoff.
On 19 Jan 2006 at 17:28, Richard Lynch wrote:
> On Thu, January 19, 2006 4:08 pm, Geoff wrote:
> > I honestly have
r implies that there is SOME kind of software available
> to do it...
...but many of them are in commercial packages, or are plugins to
MSExchange or similar. And most of the open-source ones only stick
the footer in the first piece of text/plain that they find, without
being aware of mult
Nobody got any ideas on this? I would be interested to hear from
anyone who has successfully adjusted parts of an email message while
it is in transit, by ANY method. I'm getting desparate and will try
anything, even if it is not 100% PHP.
All ideas, suggestions greatly appreciated.
r web server is running.
Geoff.
On 19 Jan 2006 at 16:02, Jedidiah wrote:
> I mentioned earlier that I recently switched my site over to PHP. I had a
> couple of reasons for this:
>
> 1: I was using Server Side Includes, and had been told that PHP includes
> were better and def
ms to
work in a similar way to fopen, in terms of having wrappers that are
aware of multiple resource types.
It might also be worth taking a look at cURL or similar libraries
that are also multi-resource aware, but give you greater control of
connections parameters and timeouts.
Geoff.
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string when
there is no change, or the delimiter if the letter has changed.
Geoff.
On 19 Jan 2006 at 10:19, Jeffrey Pearson wrote:
> OK. I know I did this a LONG time ago but I don't remember how I did
> it. Thus, my post.
>
> I have a list of last names from a MySQL
the PEAR manual].
I'm not hung up about what to use, it doesn't have to be PEAR, I
will use any library or code that will do the job. Alternatively, if
it is possible to do this with encode(), I would love to see an
example, as I couldn't get it to work that way myself.
Many than
you'll find
it's itertwined with his development framework, so I'm not sure how
useful it would be as a standalone in any case.
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e parted ways. He has
written it up here:
http://www.tonymarston.net/php-mysql/workflow.html
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reliability by inter-operating with the Java VM.
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ide choice of native solutions.
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