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php-general Digest 12 Dec 2005 18:14:19 -0000 Issue 3846

Topics (messages 227324 through 227343):

R: [PHP] Date Function Questions
        227324 by: Sebastian \"En3pY\" Zdrojewski
        227327 by: benc11.gmail.com
        227328 by: Matt Babineau

need for $_POST[''] changed after server upgrade
        227325 by: Ray
        227326 by: Matt Babineau

Re: Date Function Questions
        227329 by: Jesús Fernández

Re: OO XML Parser
        227330 by: Jochem Maas

unset and sessions
        227331 by: Eternity Records Webmaster
        227337 by: sunaram patir

Re: quickly discovered why refresh isn't nice
        227332 by: Chris Boget

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        227333 by: dmzkaqmzdp5

Re: $B"##P#C%=(B$B%U%H0BCMHNGd"#6H3&=i%7%9%F%`(B
        227334 by: Paul

Re: ■ＰＣソフト安値販売■業界�システム
        227335 by: Richard Davey

Re: Class Constant PHP 5
        227336 by: Jochem Maas

Re: href links not working in XP
        227338 by: Dan Baker
        227343 by: Marlin Unruh

Re: Questions from a ColdFusion Developer
        227339 by: Eric Butera

IE6 not returning POST data from a textarea
        227340 by: Al
        227342 by: tomasz abramowicz

Re: href difference between OS's.
        227341 by: Dan Baker

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afaik it's the system time.

Cheers

En3pY

Sebastian Konstanty Zdrojewski

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-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: benc11gmail.com [mailto:benc11gmail.com]
Inviato: lunedì 12 dicembre 2005 6.57
A: PHP-General
Oggetto: [PHP] Date Function Questions

This maybe a dumb questions, but in php where is the information taken from
for the date() function? Is it pulled through Apache or the hardware or in
the php.ini file? I am having an issue to where the time arbitraly changed
one day from PST to CST.

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Is the system time through Linux, Apache or through the php.ini file?

On 12/11/05, Sebastian En3pY Zdrojewski <en3pyitvc.net> wrote:
>
> afaik it's the system time.
>
> Cheers
>
> En3pY
>
>
> Sebastian Konstanty Zdrojewski
>
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> -----Messaggio originale-----
> Da: benc11gmail.com [mailto:benc11gmail.com]
> Inviato: lunedì 12 dicembre 2005 6.57
> A: PHP-General
> Oggetto: [PHP] Date Function Questions
>
> This maybe a dumb questions, but in php where is the information taken
> from
> for the date() function? Is it pulled through Apache or the hardware or
> in
> the php.ini file? I am having an issue to where the time arbitraly
> changed
> one day from PST to CST.
>
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System Time
> Is the system time through Linux, Apache or through the php.ini file?
>
>
>
> On 12/11/05, Sebastian En3pY Zdrojewski <en3pyitvc.net> wrote:
> >
> > afaik it's the system time.
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > En3pY
> >
> >
> > Sebastian Konstanty Zdrojewski
> >
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> >
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> legislazione
> > Europea (Direttiva 2002/58/CE).
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> > -----Messaggio originale-----
> > Da: benc11gmail.com [mailto:benc11gmail.com]
> > Inviato: lunedì 12 dicembre 2005 6.57
> > A: PHP-General
> > Oggetto: [PHP] Date Function Questions
> >
> > This maybe a dumb questions, but in php where is the
> information taken
> > from for the date() function? Is it pulled through Apache or the
> > hardware or in the php.ini file? I am having an issue to where the
> > time arbitraly changed one day from PST to CST.
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Hello All,
We just upgraded our server at work, and one client's web site stoped
working. I didn't write the code, I just get to clean up someone else's
mess. :) After a little troubleshooting, I found that forms refered
back
to the same script. so far, so good. very normal. The strange part was
the
variable names were just "$foo" not, "$_POST['foo']".
After the upgrade, the variable "$foo" was not recognized when the form
was processed, so of course, everything failed. My solution was to put
if (isset($_POST["foo"]))
 {$foo=$_POST["foo"]};
at the top of the script. This seems to make everything work.
My two questions are: first, is there a better way to fix this, and
second, how did this work in the first place?
TIA
Ray

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Register globals is no longer ON I believe. That is why it happened.

To fix this:

Foreach($_POST as $key => $value) ${$key} = $value;

That will convert all of your post variables to local variables.

:)

Thanks,

Matt Babineau
Criticalcode
858.733.0160
mattcriticalcode.com
http://www.criticalcode.com

TAKE ORDERS from the WEB and add them right into QUICKBOOKS! Ask me how...
  

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ray [mailto:raymedia32.ca]
> Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2005 10:29 PM
> To: php-generallists.php.net
> Subject: [PHP] need for $_POST[''] changed after server upgrade
>
> Hello All,
> We just upgraded our server at work, and one client's web
> site stoped working. I didn't write the code, I just get to
> clean up someone else's mess. :) After a little
> troubleshooting, I found that forms refered back to the same
> script. so far, so good. very normal. The strange part was
> the variable names were just "$foo" not, "$_POST['foo']".
> After the upgrade, the variable "$foo" was not recognized
> when the form was processed, so of course, everything failed.
> My solution was to put if (isset($_POST["foo"]))
> {$foo=$_POST["foo"]}; at the top of the script. This seems to
> make everything work.
> My two questions are: first, is there a better way to fix
> this, and second, how did this work in the first place?
> TIA
> Ray
>
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the date taken is the same as the local time of the webserver. So if it
changes that maybe the server admin's are changing it?

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in this case there is an alterntive:

http://php.net/manual/en/function.xml-set-object.php

Norbert Wenzel wrote:
> Robert Cummings wrote:
>
>> On Sat, 2005-12-10 at 11:25, mail wrote:
>>
>>> xml_set_element_handler($parser, "xml_start_element",
>>> "xml_stop_element"); //can't find function
>>
>>
>>
>> use array notation for object method handlers:
>>
>> xml_set_element_handler
>> (
>> $parser,
>> array( $this, 'xml_start_element' ),
>> array( $this, 'xml_stop_element' )
>> );
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Rob.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Norbert
>

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I use php 5.0.5 and was wondering when I use $_SESSION would unset() work
the best for getting rid of the values in that array??

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http://in.php.net/unset
On 12/12/05, Eternity Records Webmaster <webmastereternityrecords.org> wrote:
> I use php 5.0.5 and was wondering when I use $_SESSION would unset() work
> the best for getting rid of the values in that array??
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> hello,
> I just found out why one reason for a meta refresh is a bad idea, it does
> exactly that, it refreshes the page every 3 or 2 or 0 seconds which
> basically is constant..so maybe the header idea is better in this case.

While this is very true, what is typically the case when you use meta
refresh
is that you are using it to redirect a user to a subsequent page. In that
case,
so long as that final page doesn't use meta refresh, it isn't an issue.

thnx,
Chris

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On 12 Dec 2005, at 13:27, Paul wrote:

> ?
>
> On 12/12/05, dmzkaqmzdp5 <00063d2u.cn> wrote:
>>
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=81=99

The phrase 'Japanese spam email advertising a site selling pirated =20
software' springs to mind.

Cheers,

Rich
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PHP Development Services

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Jay Blanchard wrote:
> [snip]
> it doesn't fail and is not imho foolish by definition ... the value of the
> constant,
> although changing stays the same for the duration of the request,
>
> IIRC Rasmus himself once mentioned that it can be useful to be able to set
> a constant to a 'dynamic' value like this - nuff said really :-)
> [/snip]
>
> Thanks for the education there Jochem, I'd forgotten about const mostly
> because I am in the habit of declaring private static variables and using
> get and set methods for this kind of thing because I do a lot of C++ work
> too and the theory holds up in both languages. And it is correct in the fact
> that a class constant cannot contain a function (as I hadn't clearly stated
> earlier) as the OP had requested, the syntax would fail.

true - although the classkit extension would allow you to hack the class and set the
constant to a return value of a function. doing it your way would be
_much_ better though :-)

>
> I guess that I am old school enough (I see John Nichel's hands racing to the
> keyboard now!) that expect a constant to be just that. The concept of a
> changing constant is what we would normally call a variable. I suppose that

but a constant doesn't change through out a single request, only between requests.
as far as the script is concerned the value doesn't ever change (given the 'share nothing'
principle). one reason for using constants in compiled code is so that you can change
behaviour of code at compile time no? well a constant as follows in php ammounts to the same:

define('SOME_ENV_THINGY', getMyEnvVal());

only compiling is done a little more often.

> a holy war could ensue over this. In the end a class constant is constant

your in a fighting mood heh ;-)
given that windows is the spawn of satan ... isn't a crusade started
by a windows shop a little contradictory ;-)

> and its visibility is public.
>
> For the OP I found the following manual page;
>
> http://us2.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.constants.php
>

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"Marlin Unruh" <mwusuncosys.net> wrote in message
news:439B02B3.1080403suncosys.net...
>I apologize because I posted this question earlier under Re: [PHP] href
>difference between OS's, and am still struggling with the problem. I think
>I have fished all the way around the lake, with no results.
>
> I cannot get href links to local files to work on an XP machine.

This is an issue that happened with the release of "Service Pack 2" (I think
it was SP2).
You are NOT allowed to click on a link that accesses the C: drive -period-.
The browser simply ignores you.

We got around this issue by mapping a network drive to our own C: drive, and
generating links to that mapped drive. SP2 allows you to then click on
these links.

FYI: We used to be able to simply put our own IP address as a trusted site,
but SP2 doesn't even allow that any more.

DanB

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Dan Baker wrote:
> "Marlin Unruh" <mwusuncosys.net> wrote in message
> news:439B02B3.1080403suncosys.net...
>
>> I apologize because I posted this question earlier under Re: [PHP] href
>> difference between OS's, and am still struggling with the problem. I think
>> I have fished all the way around the lake, with no results.
>>
>> I cannot get href links to local files to work on an XP machine.
>>
>
> This is an issue that happened with the release of "Service Pack 2" (I think
> it was SP2).
> You are NOT allowed to click on a link that accesses the C: drive -period-.
> The browser simply ignores you.
>
> We got around this issue by mapping a network drive to our own C: drive, and
> generating links to that mapped drive. SP2 allows you to then click on
> these links.
>
> FYI: We used to be able to simply put our own IP address as a trusted site,
> but SP2 doesn't even allow that any more.
>
> DanB
>
>
Thanks, I am very grateful for you help. I was beginning to think there
was no solution, or I would have to live with the problem and hopefully
stumble across the answer eventually.

Thanks again!!
--

Regards,
  Marlin Unruh
  Sunco Systems Inc.
  (308) 326-4400

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On 12/11/05, Christopher Jordan <cscottjordanyahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I'm a ColdFusion developer, but I'm branching out into PHP because alot
> of my smaller clients don't want to pay for CF.
>
> Anyway, a bit of background:
>
> I've got a page that does a search on one of my tables. I'm
> using Justin Vincent's ezSQL (http://php.justinvincent.com) to fetch
> the result set into an object that can be referenced nicely. Here's
> what his example code looks like:
>
> // Select multiple records from the database and print them
> out..
> $users = $db->get_results("SELECT name, email FROM users");
> foreach ( $users as $user ){
> // Access data using object syntax
> echo $user->name;
> echo $user->email;
> }
>
> So far so good. So I've got an iframe on the page which (I hope)
> will eventually display the results of the search. The user will then
> click on the search result for which they want to view the details, and
> the information from that row will be populated inside the main page
> (the one that houses the iframe).
>
> Hope that makes sense.
>
> Okay, so my trouble is that I don't know how to enable the page
> inside the iframe to have access to the result object created by
> Justin Vincent's nifty little class. In CF I can just say:
>
> session.oResults = queryname
>
> CF automatically returns any query as an object with the name of
> the query as the object name (i.e. queryname.MyIdField, or
> queryname.EmployeeNumber, etc.) Using a line like the one
> above (assigning the query object to a session variable) all of my
> subsequent requests would have access to that result set simply by using
> the object.
>
> I'm *sure* there's a way to do this in PHP. I'm just falling short of
> finding the answer. I've tried:
>
> $_SESSION["SearchResult"] = $db->get_results($query);
>
> But it doesn't seem to work. I may have some other problem using the
> object. I just re-read my error and it says:
>
> Fatal error: Call to a member function get_results() on a non-object in
> inventorymanager.php on line 93
>
> hmm... I sure would appreciate a little guidence here. Even if
> my problem is with the way I'm using the object, is the idea of
> assigning that object to the session scope the right way to do this or is
> there a better approach. To that end, I suppose I'm looking for an idea of
> the best practice.
>
> Thanks!
> Christopher Jordan
> Planet Access
> Arlington, TX

Fatal error: Call to a member function get_results() on a non-object in
inventorymanager.php on line 93

This means what it says. When you call $db->get_results it is saying the
class $db isn't set. If this is inside of your IFRAME and not the search
page (or however you have this set up), make sure to get an instance of db
before you call session_start(). Otherwise php will cry about having an
object in the session with no name.

If db->get_results returns an array then you can access your data like this:
page 1:
$_SESSION["SearchResult"] = $db->get_results("SELECT name, email FROM
users");

page 2:
foreach ($_SESSION["SearchResult"] as $user ){

I hope some of that helps or might point you in the right direction.

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Anyone know to get IE6 to return POST data from a textarea when the text is pasted in?

Works fine for Mozilla, etc.

print_r($_POST) shows several <input...> and <text ...> values just fine.

Thanks....

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Al wrote:
> Anyone know to get IE6 to return POST data from a textarea when the text
> is pasted in?
>
> Works fine for Mozilla, etc.
>
> print_r($_POST) shows several <input...> and <text ...> values just fine.
>
> Thanks....
>
post your code.
ie6 not returning post values from textarea fields works fine for me.
ie6 not returning post value is not php.

try sending to a file which has <?php phpinfo(); ?> as its first line.
check in the last table if you find your missing var.

bye.
t.

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"Marco Kaiser" <marco.kaisergmail.com> wrote in message
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just link directly to the specific file like
<a href="C:\path\to\your\file.exe">Link Local</a>

NOTE: XP SP2 will *not* open this file. The new security will not open
files on local drives.
You will need to map a network drive to a folder on your local drive:

MAP L: to C:\My CAD Files

<a href="L:\folder\file.cad">file.cad</a>

DanB

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