rsion, add this into your .htaccess file:
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Can anyone advise on a performance issue: which is gonna take longer,
gzcompress()ing a html page (eg phpinfo output) and writing to disk or
writing the uncompressed version to disk?
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> Nope, but you can use the ticks feature to do some of this.
Is there any documentation for this? I searched the manual and php.net but
came
up with nothing :(
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> How do I remove the slashes from mysql_escape_string when I pull the
> string back out of the DB and want to display it?
You don't need to. The escaping is only to ensure the query doesn't break.
When
it's in the db and when it's returned, it will not have the slas
r the imap extension, or the mimeDecode class available
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> >$adress\n Email: $emailadress\n Business: $business\n Send info:
> >$noinfo\n Comments: $comments");
> >?>
You appear to be missing the body argument, which goes between the subject
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> can I view a pop3 mail account without using IMAP?
> If there is can someone point me to such a resource
> the function imap_open() will not work on my cgi server
http://phpclasses.upperdesign.com has a number of pop3 access classes iirc.
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> Hi gang,
> Any one tried to send mail through PHP using mail() through an smtp server
> which requires authentication ?
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n't work in php3. Oh and it's
Mail_RFC822 btw.
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sets (skins)
- Plugin infrastructure in place so extending is a
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- Supports pop3/imap
- Excellent mime support
- Intuitive UI
- BSD License
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> a quick and inelegant hack
> 4.1 includes an array that has all of the data sent to the
> script...(or use
> the different ones like $_GET etc if need be) then write a
> globalize function
> that extracts the vars and declares them global...then use this
Or use extract().
> for all in $_GET
> {
> $[varname] = $_GET[varname]
> }
>
> Could anyone give me some pointers in actually programming this?
extract($_GET);
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>
> in the body of the email all displays all the HTML instead of
> showing the email as a web page. I ahev inserted the code below.
> I know it is something stupid,
> so please help.
Try the mime mail class at the url below and see if it help
- it's a
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> I was wondering if anyone could point me towards some good
> documentation on the PEAR e-mail functions. I was unable to turn
> up anything.
http://www.phpguru.org/pear/contents.html
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> i dont understand. What is pear email, and what is it used for?
http://cvs.php.net/cvs.php/php4/pear/Mail.php
and
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Anyone have any examples of php that uses snmp to get the details of
bandwidth usage from a Win2K server (ie Bytes sent/received on a
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all login > detail without having user to close browser?
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> mailing list. No
> problem. I did insert some periodic pauses to give the mail
> server some
> breathing room. :)
Are you using the mail() function for this? Or talking direct to an smtp
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>
> *no comment* and not my site...
What on earth possesed you to post that url?!
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return include('functions/class.my_class.func.my_class.inc');
}
function my_func(){
return include('functions/class.my_class.func.my_func.inc');
}
}
> I guess the ammoun of include/one-shot-code depends on the application,
> programming styl
> I have some mailing list programming which we've used for
> quite some time.
> However, one of my clients now has 660 people on the list and
> we are getting
> a timeout error on the script and class.
set_time_limit(0);
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If you're on unix, exec('unzip ...'). Or if windows, you can use the cmd
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pear/Mail.php, pear/PEAR.php, pear/Net/smtp.php and maybe someothers
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> Thanks for the quick answer. It works, but I was curious what
> does the number
> before the adress mean. content="??>>>0<<
Delay in seconds before redirection occurs.
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> ...in perl
> check to see
> if the process is already running, and if so exit...
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> Richard Lynch is highly regarded as the best PHP Instructor
> world-wide
And this is measured how?
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> i want to send emails with attachements... can I modify the
> mail()-function
> or how can I perform this?
> please email me - thank you!
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["eof"]=>
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["unread_bytes"]=>
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This won't work, since you're trying to find the whole of $text in the array
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> There's a good php POP3 class available here:
> http://www.thewebmasters.net/php/POP3.phtml
>
> That will enable you to log into your mail server and retrieve a mail
> message from it.
There's also a good mime decoder here:
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> yup..
> Warning: func_get_args(): Called from the global scope - no
> function context
Doesn't the name of the function give you a clue as to its use? You
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Hi,
In looking at the manual regarding tagging, it seems an awful chore
compared to CVS. Is this the generally held belief or do I need to go
back and re-read?
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> You say that, have you heard the latest for IE9? They're already
> planning it, and apparently it's going to use the Webkit engine!
That would be nice, if only for the rather good canvas support, which
I kinda have a vested interest in.
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> although the crapness of firefox 3 may change that a bit..
Keh? FF3 is great IMO.
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> I need to make a bunch of emails bounce in different ways
Carve them into some rubber and throw them at the flloor at different
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> I do voice overs for free... I've ummm got a real sexy voice.
If that's the case then you could put that to use and earn yourself a
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That reminds me of a line from Friends... "Happy needless-turkey-murder day".
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Just read this:
How many Google Chrome users does it take to change a lightbulb?
None. The lightbulb is isolated, so if it fails, the room doesn't go dark.
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>And here, when you said 'RBH' the first time, I thought you knew
> Richard's middle name.
bh == Benson & Hedges
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> tbh I'm most impressed with your remote php-general-list mood detection
> script - how did you know?
Sorry, no idea what you're talking about. I take there's been a heated
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ested in this:
http://www.phpguru.org/downloads/Tree_array/Tree.phps Which looks at
the same structure and creates a tree object from it. Using this you
will be able to manage it.
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pear
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>> htdocs <-- This the document root of your website pear + HTML + Mail
>> + Net
That's not what I wrote:
htdocs <-- This the document root of your website
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That's OK, I forgive you my child. :-)
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you're best off making sure that what you've been given is
what you think it is. Ergo, what you've written, is what I would do.
> or tu put (int) before each use...
Not necessary to put it there for each use, just the first.
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ing to have to
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query correct.
No idea. Can you fake it? ie get all the message numbers, remove the
ones that result from a BEFORE search.
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> I am running IE8 beta and its a PoS. Constantly crashing and flaky as shit.
Point of Sale...?
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> I have less issues
> with Chrome and its beta
Not thrashing my HDD is also kinda basic, but Chrome 0.2 was more than
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Hi,
>a client reported problems with a web app
> written by me with IE8.
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what I remember from an article by Derick Rethans, if the refcount is
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Unlikely, IIRC the PEAR mime stuff uses \r\n (ie Windows). Try using
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Hi,
Well it's not really related to PHP, but certainly web development in
general. Personally, I was surprised by the jump from 0.4 to 1.0.
Judging by other Google betas (eg Gmail) I was expecting it to be in
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> As seen on ./, it seems that Google may be pressing OEMs to include
> Chrome bundled on new computers. That cannot happen with a beta web
> browser.
Great. Can't fault them. Even in its beta state, I think it's better
than MSIE. I still use Firefox though...
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> customers who are referring to IE as "the program on my computer's
> desktop running the internet". So if Google can manage to transform
> Chrome into the "internet program" M$ might be forced to make IE9
> support Richard's HTML5 graphing.
I
e that people need to be using Firefox, Opera,
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> Just to add, you could just stop coding for IE and alert users that IE
> is not a supported browser.
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> ...
I tend to use this:
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>>> I learned from PHP For Dummies.
>>
>> The title of that book isn't doing itself any favours... :-)
>
>You'd be surprised. The "For Dummies" series is one of the
> best-selling franchises in mainstream publishing history.
Still, calling your audience dumb is generally regarded as being "a
> Floppies hold 1.4 megs now? Mine don't and they're even dual-sided. :(
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> Sounds like you need "Self Esteem for Dummies."
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> simple for us ;)
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FWIW, it doesn't do it now. I still by far prefer Firefox. If
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> Also (and I know the speed junkies will want to shoot me now!) you could
> shorten the echo inside the while loop to:
You could shorten it even further by omitting it... :-)
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> word
Which one?
Happpy needless turkey murder day! To coin a phrase.
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2008/12/24 Al :
> I've not given it much thought, so far.
>
> But, am curious about what you folks think about it.
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> Anyone with experience have a comment?
On what? The Zend Framework?
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>What?
Seconded. Are you talking about hosting?
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my personal
website: http://www.phpguru.org
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ough. For example,
you could use this:
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. However with the addition of a salt
it would be largely pointless since you need both pieces (?) of
information (password plus salt) to generate the hash.
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Muhaha.
> responses. I don't have anything against Linux or Mac, they're great
> systems. But I have my reasons for running Windows.
There's definitely a Gui for CVS. TurtleCVS IIRC. Presumably there's
one for SVN.
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e
worth it I think.
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> i'm new to RSS Feeds, but how would it be possible to have a BBC News Feed
> added to my website?
You can read and parse an RSS feed just like any other webpage. Magpie
RSS will probably make life easier though.
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not
really a concern these days.
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ternal only).
>
> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/char.html
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> When CHAR values are stored, they are right-padded with spaces to the
> specified length. When CHAR values are retrieved, trailing spaces are
> removed.
So where's the advantage of VARCHAR ?
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e days are long gone. In the
example you gave you're still only wasting approx 1 GB. Hardly a lot
these days when you consider you buy a consumer 500Gb Hdd for £50.
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