Is there a way of finding if a table exists with only
one command in MySQL? I've looked through the MySQL
functions, and the closest I've gotten to what I need
is mysql_list_tables or mysql_tablename (I'll have to
check into these a little more), but I was hopefully
looking for something that retur
I just JUST installed PHP onto a new server (my
first--kinda scary, new foray) and my pre-defined
constants (HTTP_SERVER, SCRIPT_NAME, etc.) aren't
being set. Any ideas? What switch do I have to flick?
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Anybody have any bright ideas?
Trying to install my own PHP on my own server. I'm
getting the error "Redirection limit for this URL
exceeded. Unable to load the requested page."
I'm using Apache 2 and php 4.2.3 and haven't loaded
any extensions in PHP (yet).
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I've got a URL like this:
http://www.naturalist.com/~fungae/index.php
which is stored in $http_referer (as parse_url from
$HTTP_REFERER).
I'm trying to extract the username (~fungae). I've
read the docs on parse_url(), and have tried to get
$http_referer[user], but it comes up with zilch. I've
a
I have an array I set up like this:
$monthschedule = array(1 => "Jan", 2 => "Feb", 3 =>
"Mar", 6 => "Jun");
When I try to access them, doing this:
$r = $monthschedule[6];
nothing comes up ($r is blank). Any thoughts? There
are missing elements (4,5,7-12) in $monthschedule.
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>but it doesnt work,
You sure? It should be that you were trying to get the
sizeof() $adam, which was thus far 0 bytes. So, of
course, it would return 0 bytes to $adam, and your
strstr() of looking for the IP address wouldn't work,
since $adam would contain nothing. Try print()ing
$adam to see wha
Long time in coming, but thanks to all that have
helped with my stremaing audio and $_array questions.
I've figured out my problems thanks to all your help!
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Your problem is with this line:
$adam=fread($ip,filesize($adam));
Remember that $adam is not a file pointer, but text
read from a file. The file pointer is $ip, so the line
should read:
$adam=fread($ip,filesize($ip));
(and should probably be contained within an if
statement for error handling).
If I want to access an array of something from a form,
is it true that I just have to use
$_POST["array[$counter"]? So I can legitimately do a
count() of this array, like count($_POST["array"])?
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I'm trying to find some documentation on the $_FILES
array, but on PHP, it's a little confusing. I read the
documentation and the comment from rep_spam@..., but
that wasn't too clear to me either.
I'm aware that when uploading a file named
$uploadedfile, the size, name, etc. get stored in
variable
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Yeah, I'd thought of that except there's no guarantee
that it will be unique.
Plus, it makes it harder to go through with a simple
loop because $number really isn't guaranteed to be
numeric (okay, so I have to change the name). Plus, it
may not even start from 0, For instance, it doesn't
have
Thanks to Paul and Marek for some ksort() advice. I'll
try that out as soon as I can count() these buggers.
A little more info on my count()ing.
I have $issue[0]["number"] to $issue[x]["number"] just
like any other multidimensional array (we'll call them
m-arrays for simplicity).
If I try to coun
Wow. This goes way beyond simply printing
multidimensional arrays. Here's some sample data:
$issue[]["number"] = "number";
$issue[]["headline"] = "headling";
$issue[]["writers"] = "writers";
$issue[]["list"] = "list";
$issue[]["senttosubscribers"] = "0";
$issue[]["month"] = "05";
$issue[]["year"]
(Thanks to all who've replied about the streaming
audio. Haven't had a chance to respond or anything
yet.)
Here is a problem I'm having similar to somethnig
someone just posted, but not quite the same. I'm not
too experienced with the intricacies and
complications of arrays, but I have a bunch
Does anyone know how to do streaming audio with PHP?
No clue if this is even possible. I've checked around
a bit, looked at some script sites, but nothing seems
to give a clue. I *think* it might be possible to set
something like this up, but I'm not sure.
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I don't think a simple sort() will do this. Is there a
way I can sort these following array values so that
all will be in numerical order, and then alphabetical
after that?
I need
Dirfiles/97
Dirfiles/98
Dirfiles/99
Dirfiles/100
Dirfiles/101
Dirfiles/102
Dirfiles/ABG1
Dirfiles/ABG2
in that order.
Finally, I found y answer to my ereg/grep question.
Thanks to all those who took a stab at it. You led me
to the answer. For all those interested in reg-parsing
comma-delimited lists, here is what I searched for:
'^$'
It was much simpler than I thought it would be. Thanks again!
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Not sure I get this but, again, I can't use $_REQUEST
or explode or in_array at this point. The entire
process needs to happen in the shell_exec() command,
because I'd much rather have that handle the whole
shebang than PHP.
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Heheh. Maybe I wasn't clear, or maybe I'm missing
something.
> Well, one way without regex would be to explode()
> numbers on a comma and use in_array() to see if
> you're value exists.
> That should look for your number, preceded by either
> the beginning of the string or a comma and followed
>
Sorry to repost this, but I haven't found a solution
and it's still nagging me. Maybe some of you can come
up with something I can't. Here was my original post:
I've made myself an tag that
contains in the value attribute a list of
comma-delimited numbers. I need to find if a certain
number is in
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The problem with this is that I need to do it at the
Linux level, or else I'm not saving PHP the trouble of
searching through every file to find it.
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> Email extension? Aren't you talking about Manuel
> Lemos' mimemail class?
> It's just an include file that you have in your
> directory structure.
I know some people made reference to a 'really good'
e-mail package out there that did attachments and
stuff that seemed to be the better choice con
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This is leading me to believe that I can't use GIFs
because of these issues. Is this true? I know now that
Unisys (Unisys?) made a fuss about some compression or
whatever, but someone told me it was still okay to use
old GDs (am I naive? maybe). Is it now considered
piracy to use GIFs at all? D
I have a real problem that I can't seem to figure out.
I need an ereg pattern to search for a certain string
(below). All this is being shelled to a Unix grep
command because I'm looking this up in very many
files.
I've made myself a that
contains in the value attribute a list of
comma-delimited
> Why do you need 1.5?
Isn't that the one with GIF support on it?
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seem to find is dead.
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Is there a list of PHP extensions out there somewhere,
and what the function of each one is? And does anyone
have the URL of that e-mail extension everyone finds
so useful?
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> If you're only executing one-liners and get all the
> results back you're
> better off using shell_exec(). popen() lets you open
> a pipe to a
> command--that way, you can funnel data to it as if
> you were typing from the keyboard.
That's what I'll do then: use shell_exec().
> Permissions wou
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These are fine. I'm not going to use Windows for a
server. Won't the same problem in relation to
directory permissions stop me even if I just did a
simple readdir()? The only one I'm too worried about
is the safe mode thing. It works for now, though. The
next server I'm moving to will hopefully
<<$a = explode (' ', shell_exec ("ls $foldername/*.html"));>>
Didn't know of shell_exec() until now. It works, though. Thanks!
Is there any reason why it wouldn't work? If I changed servers, say, and there were
some ports blocked and etc. etc., is there a risk that I should know?
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I've tried doing a search for this problem on the web, but haven't found anything, nor
have I found any solution on the php.net documentation.
Does anyone know if it's possible to do a file search with a wildcard character? I
need to find if there are any HTML files in a certain directory, b
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