Hi,
I use the excel spreadsheet writer to export some info to an excel file.
When I insert some note with writeNote(), the note/comment works well in
open office, but if I open it with ms excel 2003, the note/comment can
not show all, just a few lines of the note/comment instead of the whole
c
On 27 Aug 2008, at 15:37, tedd wrote:
At 3:37 PM +0100 8/26/08, Stut wrote:
In my experience most spam can be blocked by case-insensitively
checking for "[url" and "there that don't include URLs.
-Stut
Well... that would block me many times from providing comment for I
often not only comm
At 3:37 PM +0100 8/26/08, Stut wrote:
In my experience most spam can be blocked by case-insensitively
checking for "[url" and "there that don't include URLs.
-Stut
Well... that would block me many times from providing comment for I
often not only comment but back my point up with a link to a
tedd wrote:
> At 3:14 PM -0700 8/25/08, Jim Lucas wrote:
>>Here is the function that I added to a generic guest book script.
>>It works great for me. I have a predefined list of sexual,
>>pharmaceutical, rude, vulgar, etc... words that I have in the
>>spamwords.dat file.
>>
>>function is_spam($st
Stut wrote:
On 26 Aug 2008, at 15:23, tedd wrote:
At 3:14 PM -0700 8/25/08, Jim Lucas wrote:
Here is the function that I added to a generic guest book script. It
works great for me. I have a predefined list of sexual,
pharmaceutical, rude, vulgar, etc... words that I have in the
spamwords.da
On 26 Aug 2008, at 15:23, tedd wrote:
At 3:14 PM -0700 8/25/08, Jim Lucas wrote:
Here is the function that I added to a generic guest book script.
It works great for me. I have a predefined list of sexual,
pharmaceutical, rude, vulgar, etc... words that I have in the
spamwords.dat file.
At 3:14 PM -0700 8/25/08, Jim Lucas wrote:
Here is the function that I added to a generic guest book script.
It works great for me. I have a predefined list of sexual,
pharmaceutical, rude, vulgar, etc... words that I have in the
spamwords.dat file.
function is_spam($str) {
$data = './data
Barnaby Walters wrote:
Hi there!
my comments function for my website (at
www.waterpigs.co.uk/php/phpTest.php) is being spammed, what would be
your sugguestions of a way to deal with it? I was thinking of something
to do with searching the strings of comments contained in the database
for r
2008/8/25 Barnaby Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> my comments function for my website (at www.waterpigs.co.uk/php/phpTest.php)
> is being spammed, what would be your sugguestions of a way to deal with it?
> I was thinking of something to do with searching the strings of comments
> contained in the
Captcha?
On 8/25/08, Barnaby Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi there!
>
> my comments function for my website (at www.waterpigs.co.uk/php/phpTest.php)
> is being spammed, what would be your sugguestions of a way to deal with it?
> I was thinking of something to do with searching the str
Hi there!
my comments function for my website (at www.waterpigs.co.uk/php/
phpTest.php) is being spammed, what would be your sugguestions of a
way to deal with it? I was thinking of something to do with
searching the strings of comments contained in the database for rude
words, etc, but
> Does this affect _execution performance_ of the scripts at all i.e. are
> they precompiled/interpreted and cached without comments or interpreted
> on every execution?
The comments get stripped out on each execution of the whole script,
unless you are using a caching system such as Zend Cache.
Hello,
Comments should not affect speed or performance at. Commenting is a good
thing, and you should continue to do it. :)
On Sat, 2005-03-05 at 13:15, Chris Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Probably a silly question, but when I am writing php scripts
> (specifically large classes), I tend to write just
Hi,
Probably a silly question, but when I am writing php scripts
(specifically large classes), I tend to write just as many comments as
lines of code (for my own reference).
Does this affect _execution performance_ of the scripts at all i.e. are
they precompiled/interpreted and cached without c
Hi all,
I have a website where I have uploaded a few of my drawings, etc. I want to
know how to write a simple php script so that people can post comments
beneath the pictures for all to view. If somebody could point me to some
tutorial or run me through real quick, it'd be much appreciated. Th
[snip]
Greetings! First time posting. Hope this is the right place. Feel free
to
email directly or CC.
[/snip]
Welcome! Always reply to all so that the list can see the answers unless
you asked specifically to reply off-list.
[snip]
Some FYI Howard. Please do not post large chunks of code lik
Greetings! First time posting. Hope this is the right place. Feel free to
email directly or CC.
I am trying to get up to speed on using PHP. One of the fastest ways I
learn is by reading commented code snippets.
I am asking for 2 things.
1. Can someone please 'comment' the below code snippet.
Anyone know of a good 'comments/ feedback' creation script that writes to a
static text file (no MySQL)?
The user would enter their email, name and comment. They would then be
displayed on the page using an include function.
++
Mike Yrabedra (Presid
[snip]
I just started writing comments in my code for use with phpdocumentor.
And Im beginning to wonder if too many comments is a *bad* thing.
I was wondering about file size, but dont think that can be avoided, and
php's parser speed.
Nothing bad, just looking to see what others have to say abou
I just started writing comments in my code for use with phpdocumentor.
And Im beginning to wonder if too many comments is a *bad* thing.
I was wondering about file size, but dont think that can be avoided, and
php's parser speed.
Nothing bad, just looking to see what others have to say about it.
T
Havent' thought about that. That's what so great about UNIX!!! Windows,
too picky
Scott
"Analysis & Solutions" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hey Scott:
>
> > I also found out that I would need to recompile PHP with the "--xml"
option.
>
Hey Scott:
> I also found out that I would need to recompile PHP with the "--xml" option.
> That's suck! Will have to do it while the server is on live site.
> Hopefully nothing will go wrong. (Cross my finger!).
Why the fear?
Do the make/build in a location other than where the live binary i
Hi!
I'm going to start programming for XML but I have never done it before.
I also found out that I would need to recompile PHP with the "--xml" option.
That's suck! Will have to do it while the server is on live site.
Hopefully nothing will go wrong. (Cross my finger!). By the way, know o
On Sat, 20 Apr 2002, Julio Nobrega wrote:
> I have maybe an easy to solve problem, but I haven't come with a logical
> way to do it. I am builing a discussion site (a la Kuro5hin.org), and
> there's a sql query to retrieve comments attached to an article. It grabs
> their titles, along with some m
Hi list!
I have maybe an easy to solve problem, but I haven't come with a logical
way to do it. I am builing a discussion site (a la Kuro5hin.org), and
there's a sql query to retrieve comments attached to an article. It grabs
their titles, along with some more informatio. What I want is to di
On Fri, Nov 02, 2001 at 12:44:16PM +0100, Nikola Karovi? wrote:
> on my web site i have an option that user can add their comments about my
> articles. I have table articles, and table comments. On table comments
> column unique id (auto increment) and articleid. It displays them and sort
> coment
hi,
on my web site i have an option that user can add their comments about my
articles. I have table articles, and table comments. On table comments
column unique id (auto increment) and articleid. It displays them and sort
coments by unique id. When i delete eg. comment number 4, next comment is
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