configuring php with "--disable-ipv6" and reinstalling, but I continue
to get the
same message).
Anyone have any penetrating insights?
Thanks in advance...
Alex
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I don't believe it -- it's another IE "feature"!! It doesn't happen in Netscape 7.
Not completely sure, but I think the binary data is the mac-specific type/creator code
which apparently IE feels the need to prepend. I thought I was safe now that I've
dumped OS 9 entirely and moved everything
Hi all.
Last try -- I know there's a lot of noise in this group, but could someone please
offer an opinion?
Is the following possible to work around, or is it a bug that I should be reporting?
I'm having issues uploading files whose names don't necessarily end with the correct
extension, in pa
Hmmm... I was about to reply with a simple solution, but there's a problem with it
that I can't explain. Assuming the text is in $str...
I can't get preg_replace to match a newline at the end of a pattern. If I use...
$str = preg_replace('/\n=.+--\n/sU', '', $str);
...it matches nothing,
Not true -- you can use JavaScript to catch right-click events and do something
creative with them, or disable them entirely.
But that, of course, is a client-side scripting issue, which has nothing to do with
server-side languages such as PHP.
Cheers,
Alex
> On Thursday 23 January 2003 17:5
Hi all.
2nd try -- Is the following possible to work around, or is it a bug that I should be
reporting?
I'm having issues uploading files whose names don't necessarily end with the correct
extension, in particular text files which don't end in .txt. (Why they don't is
complicated, and it's im
Hi all.
I'm having issues uploading files whose names don't necessarily end with the correct
extension, in particular text files which don't end in .txt. (Why they don't is
complicated, and it's impractical to insist that they must.) The files are received,
but altered -- they are prepended w
Hi
I have this regular expression:
(((http|https|ftp|gopher)|mailto):(//)?[^ <>"\t]*|www\.[-a-z0-9.]+)[^ .,;\t<">\):]
Which is supposed to match hyperlinks. I would like to use this
from php to grab all hyperlinks in a text file and return them
in an array.
I've messed around with the function
Hi
I'm trying to do some parsing of mail headers and since not all
headers follow the pattern:
X-Header-A: A string
X-Header-B: Another string that is longer
X-Header-C: And this string is very very long compared
But may very well look like this:
X-Header-A: A string
X-Header-B: Another string
Hi
Could someone please enlighten me on a good way to grab the value for
a given mail header once I've fetched the entire headers to a string
using php:s imap_fetchheader() function?
For an example I would like to look for a header called List-Id which
may look like this:
List-Id:
And grab th
Hi
Could anyone help me with a code snippet that would take a string and add '>
' to it at the start of every new line just as a mail client does when
replying to a mail?
I.e. I would like this:
Hello,
How are you?
To look like this:
> Hello,
>
> How are you?
When it's do
So sprach »Justin Farnsworth« am 2001-07-24 um 04:52:57 -0400 :
> > Handling all those bounces manually will be a mess.
> >
From: Don Read <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> No matter which MTA you use.
I'd have to disagree slightly here. Using qmail as your MTA would bless you
with the VERP (Variable Env
Nicklas af Ekenstam wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm currently trying to rewrite one of my old perl applications to php
> and everything works great except one thing:
> I can't figure out how to write a piece of code that will fetch and
> unencode all binaires, if any, from
Hi
I'm currently trying to rewrite one of my old perl applications to php
and everything works great except one thing:
I can't figure out how to write a piece of code that will fetch and
unencode all binaires, if any, from an e-mail message in an imap stream
and return them so that I can save the
Hi
Propably a really simple question, but my math skills are not up to speed
anymore:
How do I find out if an int is an even 100? I.e. 100, 200, 1200, 9900 etc.
I could always divide by 100 and have a look at the result and se if it has
any decimals but I'm guessing this could be done prettier
Hi!
I wrote this simple function to return the current date minus supplied
number of years:
function get_birthdate($age_in_years) {
// get the current timestamp into an array
$timestamp = time();
$date_time_array = getdate($timestamp);
$hours = $dat
Hi!
Is there some way (perhaps using a multi threaded httpd?) that I can get
php to fork processes?
I.e. I'd like to have a script which prints something to the clients web
browser and terminates that http connection, but keeps going in the
background doing other processing not related to the
to do it myself. Does anyone here have any sample
code or tips? Would be greatly appreciated.
Thank!
- Nicklas af Ekenstam
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Hi!
I have an array that looks kinda like this:
NAMEADDRESS
John DoeSome Street 1
Jane DoeAnother Street 2
Bill Gates Helsinki 666
How do I sort this array based on NAME? ADDRESS?
Thanks!!
- Nicklas
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