how can i access a property statically (without creating an object)?
is that possible at all?
i.e.
class foo
{
var $prop = array('some','defines','are','here');
}
$myVar = foo::prop;
OR
$myVar = foo::prop[0];
how can this be realized?
can someone help? is that possible with php?
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does someone have an example of a _working_ PUT-script?
i was trying $PHP_PUT_FILENAME and even trying to dump all the GLOBALS
but i couldnt find a filename which points to the PUT'-filename
how does it work? obviously not as it is in the manual :-(
copy( $PHP_PUT_FILENAME , $PATH_TRANSLATED
Justin French wrote:
>A simple looks around at phpbuilder.com will result in an article on browser
>detection & CSS... the browser detection function he writes can be used for
>many things, including what you want.
>
>Justin French
>
>
>on 16/05/02 12:09 AM, Diana Castillo ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>wr
On Thursday 04 April 2002 19:15, Lee, Ford wrote:
> I seem to have configuration problemsi just can't seem to get
> session variables written to in files under win2000, NTFS w/ Apache and
> PHP..i've already done everything from session_start() on every page
> to making var globalanybo
On Tuesday 02 April 2002 16:59, Erik Price wrote:
> On Thursday, March 28, 2002, at 06:50 PM, Michael Virnstein wrote:
> > This is not possible. You cannot force the browser
> > not to go back in its history, don't even trie to find a solution for
> > this...
> > the question you should ask yours
On Tuesday 02 April 2002 15:34, Stephen Phillips wrote:
> Hi,
> It sounds like you are experiencing a similar problem to one I had. It
> seems there are some problems with setting cookies when using IIS, and as I
> understand it one of the ways that sessions work is by storing the data in
> a
i've written a simple script, which tests the session behaviour on the IIS,
since it didnt seem to work
the following script should increase the session-var $testVar and display it
but it always stays at the same value
can someone explain that? is that a bug?
also if i would increase $_SESSION['t
On Wednesday 20 March 2002 10:12, José León Serna wrote:
> Hello:
> > try it with __FILE__
> > you might have to work a little on the resulting string, but it at least
> > delivers the current file's name
>
> What is __FILE__, a global var, an environment variable? Could you put a
> simple example
does anyone know a very flexible rating system, written in php of
course?
i have an application where i want to rate different data that the
application saves and may relate the data to each other.
I.e. a very active/known/famous/any-attribute user rates an item,
then this vote might weigh more th
does anyone know a very flexible rating system, written in php of
course?
i have an application where i want to rate different data that the
application saves and may relate the data to each other.
I.e. a very active/known/famous/any-attribute user rates an item,
then this vote might weigh more th
> is this possible using php? what can i do to use
> caching on my website which is totally database
> driven?
try PEAR::Cache
http://pear.php.net
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> users: username "username with spaces" anotherusername
>
> I need to parse that into a structure like
> $users = array(
> 'username',
> 'username with spaces',
> 'anotherusername'
> );
try preg_match
i think the expression could look something like this:
'/users:\s*(^\s+)"(.*
> What is the proper way to transfer class properties through-out my
> pages...
>
> if (!session_is_registered("myCart")){
> $myCart = new ShoppingCart();
> (some other stuffs...)
> session_register("myCart");
> }
you dont need to do this,
> else {
> $myCart = new ShoppingC
just to announce that SimpleTemplate is also capable now of
configuring each template individually
you either write a block like this:
in your template file or in a seperate config-file, which can be
laying in the path to this template
this gives designer
if you are using it for debugging try
print_r()
OR
var_dump()
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> function debugPrint($mVar, $bHtml) {
> global $HTTP_REFERER;
> if (is_array($mVar)){
> $sTemp = "Array";
> }
> if (is_bool($mVar)){
> $sTemp = "Bool";
> }
> [snip]
> ...
> $sFunction = "debugPrint$sTem
as i had announced a while ago on pear-dev that i have a tree class
which works on DB-data, now it is more enhanced and also works on XML
(for now it can only read but within a week or something it will also
be able to write)
short description:
-
this class reads data from
a stable version of the template class
and other stuff PEAR-like-made are available at
http://wolfram.kriesing.de/programming
especially the _template_class_ which can also *translate* your
templates without the need of wrapping every string in a function
call or something
the translation c
(just in case any of the people on PEAR-DEV will read this at all,
since everyone must be tired of the template class debates :-) )
i just wanted to say what i had to write, because i didnt see any of
the existing template classes/engines provide me with that
the main features are:
# compiling
> Im considering writing all the update information to a datafile
> before displaying it to the user, say through an include(); What I
> would like to do is direct the output (all my prints) to that
> report file. It seems though that I might have to go through my
> code and explicitly use fputs
i was now trying all the examples from the docs but no success yet
can someone please help?
i want to convert an image to another format i was fread-ing the one
image into
$image1
so they are binary in there
and i want to pass that to imagemagick's convert, using:
convert gif:- jp
i am saving data in the session
lets say every page relates to specific session data, like:
page 1 sets sess_x=1,
page 2 sets sess_x=2
but if i use the history.back or the browsers back-button i can go from page
2 back to page 1 WITHOUT updating the session
so what i finally have is "page 2 where
doenst work
$curClass = ${"y"}; # this works, but it's not a reference :-(
}
}
-
$curClass = &${"x"};
$tempi = new temp();
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# if i used: $curClass = $classNameY;
# inside the class temp
# $curClass would have the expected value
# but with the "&${}" around it doenst work
thanks 4 your help
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# if i used: $curClass = $classNameY;
# inside the class temp
# $curClass would have the expected value
# but with the "&${}" around it doenst work
thanks 4 your help
Wolfram Kriesing
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