I run VMWare Fusion on my iMac. I run Windows 2000 w/ IE6 and XP w/ IE7
in their own virtual machines. I haven't bothered with IE8 yet but will
probably try it in another copy of my XP virtual machine.
I'm sure as hell not going to pay Microsoft any more in licensing fees
to make stuff work in
Does anyone know of a project for sharing ecommerce related data? Such
as abstracted order histories so that tables of related items can be
built for recommending items?
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ence. I usually make sure my robots.txt blocks downloading
css, scripting, images, and files by spiders so at least all they're
getting is the HTML content that is actually useful.
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Can you do web 2.0? Because it just HAS to be web 2.0... anything else
is s last version :)
Yuck - I hate overuse of 'web 2.0' stuff. Don't add features that don't
benefit your users and if you must do fancy stuff then please make sure
your site still works for users without Javasc
y let scripting be attached in the head portion of
the page and only from a file. Perfect use for Javascript behaviors to
attach code to what's in the page body.
That'd stop a lot of XSS issues and it'd force developers to write
better code.
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Does anyone have a good method of supporting semaphores when PHP's
System V IPC functions can't be enabled? I'm trying to implement locking
for using shmop (actually modifying someone elses code) and it requires
sysvmsg but my shared host doesn't have this enabled.
Thanks
ternal box, which propogates to its own clusters.
If you're going to store the user's session data as a cookie then make
sure there is nothing that will be insecure if they figure out how to
modify it.
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Nathan Nobbe wrote:
On Feb 12, 2008 7:42 PM, Michael McGlothlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
> REST is the new SOAP. Yaml is the new XML. I'm guessing this news
> just hasn't made it into any PHP frameworks yet.
>
lot of sense. It's
almost always cheaper to throw more CPU time at a problem than man hours
and YAML is less obvious to work with than XML so it doesn't make
business sense. If you really want something fast and non-intensive to
parse then use tab-separated values or something similar.
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ant a really clean interface
then break out your logic into a service that is connected with your UI layer
by XML-RPC, SOAP, or whatever you're comfortable with. At least that extra
complexity benefits by making scaling easier and making alternate interfaces
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can any please suggest me the solution for this error please.
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It is telling you that a file is missing or that you are pointed at the
wrong location for the file.
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Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.
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to handle larger chunks of data.
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eferer. Often you'll just create more problems for
yourself than you'll really see benefit. It is useful sometimes though.
I'd do it at the webserver level though and not with PHP.
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Nathan Nobbe wrote:
On Dec 31, 2007 3:37 PM, Michael McGlothlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Richard Lynch wrote:
> On Sat, December 22, 2007 12:25 pm, Sascha Braun wrote:
>
>> Hi Fellows,
>>
>> I figured out,
hours. Just throw more CPU power at the
problem.
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want to do this? Robots and
things like wget I could understand more, but purposefully cutting out a
large chunk of your audience?
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ine fluffy.
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I use a custom file system that caches large amounts of data in RAM.
That way it's really fast and as easy to use as normal file system calls.
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I hate top posters. Pure evil.
OMG the top posting on this freakin' issue is a headache
Whereas removing all of the previous message is like a sensual
massage
Pure stress-relief.
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XML?
The only chars XML requires be encoded are < and &. Usually > and quotes
are also encoded. So htmlspecialchars() does exactly the right thing.
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d like to add a counter to
print the row's number.
The question : Am I able to add a counter within foreach to print the row
number in each row using echo ?. I tried a few things but I couldn't.
Thanks!
Juan
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I make use of CURL to talk to a back-end system and I'm calling it
several times per requested page and there are several page requests a
second. Is there anything I can do to make this process more efficient?
Does keep alive work? Do I need to keep the same connection handler and
not close it
I'd go w/ functions. You can split the functions into as many files as
needed but I wouldn't embed their inclusions in a switch statement. I'm
not quite sure what you need the switch statement for so am assuming
it's part of your applications logic. I'd never write a program as one
giant clump
I haven't done this in PHP as PHP comes w/ XML support but times past
when I needed a fast way to parse something like that and knew the
format would be simple I'd usually do something like make a function
that knows all the possible splits w/in a layer (ie items are w/in the
faq layer if they
Wouldn't the PHP cache/optimizing add-ons make it so it doesn't matter
after the first time you run the script anyway? So even if the first
pass was a few milliseconds slower it wouldn't be on future executions?
Maxim Maletsky wrote:
> My advise to you is to care about the portability of softw
It's somewhat annoying to have to tell the function which variables are
global sometimes but overall it makes it easier to avoid stupid
mistakes. It is a good push to make me less prone to making things
global. Usually I just avoid using globals and then pack what I do use
into appropiate arra
I write all my code in a normal plain-text editor, whatever is available
on whatever OS I'm using - usually Linux. On MacOS I have a handy tool
called BEdit (I think) that allows me to do a multiple-file search and
replace. The only problem is it's a hassle to move a couple hundred
makes of so
Which is why anyone with a clue makes any special extensions they use
protected by the web server. Which is why I protect .inc, .cfg, .class,
etc. It's also a good idea not to store config-type files in the web tree.
Rick Hodger wrote:
> "Jeff Oien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAI
Have you tried Apache Toolbox? If building under Unix w/ Apache as your
web server it can be a great time saver and if your running into
problems you can look how it builds something and see how to make it
work so you'll know later. You can find it easily from Freshmeat.net.
David Robley wrote
I think you might need to session_register () the variables on each page
you want to use them, not just once per session.
Doug Budny wrote:
> I'm having a strange problem with sessions, it appears that they are
> not propagating to the next page. When I run the login page the sess
> vars get
You don't need to use session_encode () in most situations. You can use
sessions and they'll automaticlly encode your variables. Is that what
you wondered?
Peter Houchin wrote:
> With session incode do you have to have it on every page where you have a
> session_start() ?
>
> Peter
>
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A lil clip from Devedge.. you need a VALUE="" field along w/ a NAME=""
maybe?
This places an element on an HTML form that lets the user supply a file
as input. When the form is submitted, the content of the specified file
is sent to the server as the value portion of the name/value pair for
emanja
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> On 13 Feb 2001 14:55:11 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael
> McGlothlin) wrote:
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>> Did you try taking the line you wanted to change and doing a minus one
>> to get the right line number? Not sure
Did you try taking the line you wanted to change and doing a minus one
to get the right line number? Not sure why windows won't change the
file. I'm assuming you have the proper permissions to do what your
trying to do?
whatever wrote:
> Hi!
> I would like to know how to overwrite line in fil
Try or print mysql_error () rather than or die ( print mysql_error () )?
Peter Houchin wrote:
> I've tried this but mysql_error() doesn't give me any errors, i tried my sql
> line at the command line with success here is my code if some one could have
> a look at it and give some suggestions as
I'd like to pipe and parse my Apache logs through PHP into a MySQL db.
Is there a way to do this automaticlly for each entry and would that
cause a major performance loss to the web server? If not does anyone
know the best way to parse the server log? I'd like to do somerthing
like move the se
Have you tried addslashes () on the input lines before the insert?
Conover, Ryan wrote:
> I trying to insert some data into a MSSQL Server 7.0 database from Php. Some
> of the data has various characters ', > . How can I tell SQL Server to
> treat these characters as part of the input.
>
> Rya
I didn't see any responses to this the other day when I asked so this
time I'll include source.. just cutting and pasting so hopefully nothing
gets clobbered..
When I parse this lil bit of raw data it parses properly. You can trace
it and see that it opens and closes the tags properly and that
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