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royallthefourth posted:What is this called? Heredoc syntax. http://us.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.heredoc
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royallthefourth posted:What is this called? heredoc [edit] now with link! http://us2.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.heredoc
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How do I extract information from XML? Say I have this: code:movie_length="2100.707" I can do a stupid PHP function to remove everything but that info ... but I know it's got to be easier than that!
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eHacked posted:How do I extract information from XML? Read up on this: http://us.php.net/simplexml [EDIT] Whipped up some sample code because it's so drat easy.... this uses the XPATH function that was added to simpleXML in PHP5.2, you'll have to do it the slightly more complicated way if you are using a previous version... php:<?
$string = <<<XML
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<previewroot>
<category>
<item Id="6691" websiteid="0" category="2" contentgroup="1"/>
<item Id="6690" websiteid="0" category="3" contentgroup="1"/>
<item Id="6689" websiteid="0" category="4" contentgroup="1"/>
</category>
<sites>
<item Id="117" websiteid="0" siteid="8" contentgroup="1"/>
</sites>
<content>
<names>
<name name="jpg" num="520" filesize="87222276"/>
<name name="thumb" num="525"/>
<name name="full" num="1" filesize="383874155"/>
<name name="hdwmv" num="5" filesize="573953501" movie_length="2100.707"/>
<name name="hswmv" num="5" filesize="381170297" movie_length="2100.815"/>
<name name="lswmv" num="5" filesize="158266517" movie_length="2100.695"/>
<name name="mpg" num="5" filesize="305189364" movie_length="2106.967912"/>
</names>
</content>
</previewroot>
XML;
$xml = new SimpleXMLElement($string);
$result = $xml->xpath('/previewroot/content/names/name[@movie_length != ""]');
echo "this many nodes have 'movie_length': " . count($result) . "<br />";
echo "the first movie_length is: " .$result[0][@movie_length];
?>Lumpy fucked around with this message at 03:21 on Apr 1, 2009 |
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Apr 1, 2009 03:07
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Being pretty nitpicky here, but I would use this xpath expression to be a tiny bit cleaner: //name[@movie_length][1] For these reasons: 1) More flexible to change in the xml schema (not dependant on /previewroot/content/names/). 2) No need to do a string comparison if we just need to test the existence of @movie_length. 3) Might as well only return the data we need (first result only). edit: nitpicky as hell supster fucked around with this message at 04:21 on Apr 1, 2009 |
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I am having some problems with getting this code to redirect properly after properly logging in. I've been banging my head over this and I still can't figure out what I'm not doing right (certain things edited / in caps to hide specifics):code:
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supster posted:Being pretty nitpicky here, but I would use this xpath expression to be a tiny bit cleaner: Next time, I'll just post the link.  I kid, I kid: You are correct on every point, I just "spelled it all out" for the learnin' Lumpy fucked around with this message at 06:29 on Apr 1, 2009 |
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booshi posted:I am having some problems with getting this code to redirect properly after properly logging in. I've been banging my head over this and I still can't figure out what I'm not doing right (certain things edited / in caps to hide specifics): If there is any whitespace before the second header() it won't work. For example: code:
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Lumpy posted:If there is any whitespace before the second header() it won't work. For example: No, and I double-checked that. I get no error messages from my code, just a blank page (which is not what I should get, I should get bumped to the address located in the header portion. Still banging my head against the wall since I am working on this solo without anyone to look at it.
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Lumpy posted:awesomeness supster posted:awesomeness v2 You guys are awesome and your mothers must be very proud of you!
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booshi posted:No, and I double-checked that. I get no error messages from my code, just a blank page (which is not what I should get, I should get bumped to the address located in the header portion. Still banging my head against the wall since I am working on this solo without anyone to look at it. Your PHP is a mish-mash of syntax formatting ... You're not being consistent across your own script, so you'll come across bugs like this all the time. Keeping organized is the first way to prevent bugs. Here's your code formatted, and (should be) working: php:<?
mysql_connect("localhost", "USERNAME", "PASSWORD") or die(mysql_error());
mysql_select_db("DATABASE") or die(mysql_error());
//Checks if there is a login cookie
//if there is, it logs you in and directes you to the members page
if(isset($_COOKIE['ID_my_site'])){
$username = $_COOKIE['ID_my_site'];
$pass = $_COOKIE['Key_my_site'];
$check = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM user WHERE user = '$username'")or die(mysql_error());
while($info = mysql_fetch_array( $check )){
if($pass != $info['Password']){}
else{header("Location:http://url.com/view.php");}
}
}
?>
<form action="<?=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?>" method="post">
<table border="0">
<tr>
<td colspan=2><h1>Login</h1></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Username:</td>
<td><input type="text" name="username" maxlength="40"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Password:</td>
<td><input type="password" name="pass" maxlength="50"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan="2" align="right"><input type="submit" name="submit" value="Login"></td>
</tr>
</table>
</form>
<?
//if the login form is submitted
if(isset($_POST['submit'])){
// makes sure they filled it in
if(!$_POST['username'] || !$_POST['pass']){die('You did not fill in a required field.');}
// checks it against the database
if (!get_magic_quotes_gpc()){$_POST['email'] = addslashes($_POST['email']);}
$check = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM user WHERE user = '".$_POST['username']."'")or die(mysql_error());
//Gives error if user dosen't exist
$check2 = mysql_num_rows($check);
if($check2 == 0){die('That user does not exist in our database. <a href="add.php">Click Here to Register</a>');}
while($info = mysql_fetch_array($check)){
$_POST['pass'] = stripslashes($_POST['pass']);
$info['password'] = stripslashes($info['Password']);
$_POST['pass'] = encrypt($_POST['pass']);
//gives error if the password is wrong
if($_POST['pass'] != $info['Password']){die('Incorrect password, please try again.');}
else{
// if login is ok then we add a cookie
$_POST['username'] = stripslashes($_POST['username']);
$hour = time() + 3600;
setcookie(ID_my_site, $_POST['username'], $hour);
setcookie(Key_my_site, $_POST['pass'], $hour);
//then redirect them to the members area
header("Location:http://url.com/view.php");
}
}
}
else{
// if they are not logged in
}
?>
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eHacked posted:helpfulness Also, remember not to just use stuff pulled directly from POST or COOKIE directly in database queries. If someone makes their own form to post to your page, or fakes a cookie, $username could be something that outputs your whole database, deletes from it, anything else people could do with direct access. Most people use prepared statements (mysqli or PDO) which do the escaping for you, but at the very least there should be a mysql_real_escape_string between user input and the database.
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This doesn't exactly fit into this thread but I figure the people who can best answer it read this. Working on a project with various php features which are easy enough to do but I'm only lacking some kind of news or blog system. What I want is to load a set number of previews for articles, 5/10/20, into one part of my main page, the next ones on the next page. Those previews would be one or two sentences followed by a link to the article itself. How the previews are generated isn't imporant since I can do them manually with the amount of content involved. No commenting required as each article will link to a forum section It is literally like most news or blog sites but I just can't think of a better way to do this than to load a minimalist wordpress page into my main page. Coding this from scratch is a tad above my experience and not really worth the time for what the site is, I'd rather just have a good base to modify.
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eHacked posted:Is there a reason you can't just use wordpress? I don't need a lot of the functionality, the best option in my limited opinion would be just dropping a html (and possibly an associated preview text) file into a folder with the older articles and having the main page php just load it from there. The associated link would just load that html page inplace of the article preview section.
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Is there a way to cause a session variable to expire? Here is my situation: I am working with a CMS, drupal, and I am setting a cookie that turns on when a user comes from a certain landing page. Well, as you know, cookies don't register until the page actually loads. But, in Drupal, a LOT of things happen in the background before the page loads, so when I set that Cookie, I need to be able to use it a little in the progression of the system. So, what I am doing is setting both a cookie and a session ($_SESSION) to have the exact same data. But, is there is a way to have the session data expire in the same way as a cookie? Or, actually, that seems like a bad idea since sessions go away when the broswer is open. So I guess a better question is how do you use cookie data in your cms/whatever system before the page has loaded? Another situation is sometimes the cookie will change. So if user enters the site with $_COOKIE['pt'] = 1. But then he enters the site again and causes the $_COOKIE['pt'] = 2 to happen, that won't register until the browser reloads again. So it seems any solution will involve major trade offs. How do you deal with using Cookie data actively across the site? Is there a best practice for this? I would say, if I could go in the PHP and just say unset($_COOKIE['pt']) every time I need to reset it, that would be very helpful... But I don't think it actually works like that? Or does it? Can we actually delete a cookie like that? The PHP.net people say the only way to delete a cookie is by setting it to have an expiration date of some past time, but that still requires the page to reload. EDIT: Here is my code because I think what I wrote is confusing a bit. I just took out the $_SESSION business. Here is how I am doing it now: php:<?
if ($is_retailer) {
if (isset($_COOKIE['partner_tracking'])) {
if (stristr($_SESSION['partner_tracking'], "cob")) { //if the cookie is tracking the wrong thing.
unset($_COOKIE['partner_tracking']);
setcookie("partner_tracking", "", time() - 1000000, '/');
setcookie("partner_tracking", "ret$origin_val", time()+300, '/'); //5 minute timestamp
$_COOKIE['partner_tracking'] = "ret$origin_val";
}
}
else {
setcookie("partner_tracking", "ret$origin_val", time()+300, '/'); //5 minute timestamp
$_COOKIE['partner_tracking'] = "ret$origin_val";
}
}
elseif ($is_cobrand) {
if (isset($_COOKIE['partner_tracking'])) {
if (stristr($_SESSION['partner_tracking'], "ret")) {
unset($_COOKIE['partner_tracking']);
setcookie("partner_tracking", "", time() - 1000000, '/');
setcookie("partner_tracking", "cob$origin_val", time()+300, '/'); //5 minute timestamp
$_COOKIE['partner_tracking'] = "cob$origin_val";
}
}
else {
setcookie("partner_tracking", "cob$origin_val", time()+1800, '/'); //30 minute timestamp
$_COOKIE['partner_tracking'] = "cob$origin_val";
}
}
?>I am basically writing those four lines: php:<?
unset($_COOKIE['partner_tracking']);
setcookie("partner_tracking", "", time() - 1000000, '/');
setcookie("partner_tracking", "ret$origin_val", time()+300, '/'); //5 minute timestamp
$_COOKIE['partner_tracking'] = "ret$origin_val";
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Is there any way to pass a variable from one page to another within PHP without it being visible to the end user or using a database?
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Treytor posted:Is there any way to pass a variable from one page to another within PHP without it being visible to the end user or using a database? Write to a temp file?
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Treytor posted:Is there any way to pass a variable from one page to another within PHP without it being visible to the end user or using a database? Kinda depends on what you are trying to do. Does it make sense to have these as GET variables that are visible in the URL? If not, you'll have to use cookies. I'd suggest using a PHP Session. This will create a unique cookie for each visitor to identify the session, and you can set variables using $_SESSION['whatever'] without having to worry about creating additional cookie variables manually.
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eHacked posted:Here's your code formatted, and (should be) working: I couldn't help myself: php:<?php mysql_connect("localhost", "USERNAME", "PASSWORD") or die(mysql_error()); mysql_select_db("DATABASE") or die(mysql_error()); //Checks if there is a login cookie //if there is, it logs you in and directs you to the members page if (isset($_COOKIE['ID_my_site'])) { $username = $_COOKIE['ID_my_site']; $pass = $_COOKIE['Key_my_site']; $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM user WHERE user = '".$username."' LIMIT 1") or die(mysql_error()); $row = mysql_fetch_array($result); if ($pass == $row['Password']) { header("Location:view.php"); exit(); } } //if the login form is submitted if (isset($_POST['submit'])) { // makes sure they filled it in if (!$_POST['username'] || !$_POST['pass']) { $error = "You did not fill in a required field."; } else { // checks it against the database if (function_exists("get_magic_quotes_gpc") && !get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { $_POST['email'] = addslashes($_POST['email']); } $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM user WHERE user = '".$_POST['username']."' LIMIT 1") or die(mysql_error()); //Gives error if user dosen't exist if (mysql_num_rows($result) == 0) { $error = "That user does not exist in our database. <a href=\"add.php\">Click Here to Register</a>"; } else { $row = mysql_fetch_array($result); $_POST['pass'] = stripslashes($_POST['pass']); $_POST['pass'] = encrypt($_POST['pass']); $row['password'] = stripslashes($row['Password']); //gives error if the password is wrong if ($_POST['pass'] != $row['Password']) { $error = "Incorrect password, please try again."; } else { // if login is ok then we add a cookie $_POST['username'] = stripslashes($_POST['username']); $hour = time() + 3600; setcookie("ID_my_site", $_POST['username'], $hour); setcookie("Key_my_site", $_POST['pass'], $hour); //then redirect them to the members area header("Location:view.php"); exit(); } } } // if they are not logged in } ?> <html> <head> <title></title> <style type="text/css"> body {font-family: Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size: 9pt;} .error {background-color: #fdd;border: #faa;} label {float: left;width: 8em;} </style> </head> <body> <?php if ($error) { ?> <p class="error"><?php echo $error; ?></p> <?php } ?> <form action="<?php echo basename(__FILE__); ?>" method="post"> <h1>Login</h1> <label for="username">Username:</label> <input type="text" id="username" name="username" /><br /> <label for="pass">Password:</label> <input type="password" id="pass" name="pass" /><br /> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Login" /> </form> </body> </html> Things like postbacks (or really anything for that matter) should be handled before any output happens. Also, I got rid of the while() loops because there's no need to loop through query results if you're only expecting one result. Just grab one row and you're fine. Thirdly, it's better to display an error at the top of the page and display everything else as normal than it is to kill the script if something is wrong with the user's input, so I changed that too. Zorilla fucked around with this message at 01:12 on Apr 2, 2009 |
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I'm reposting this question because I think I made a huge mess above and wanted to be more clear: Is this a valid way to set, then unset a cookie variable? php:<?
unset($_COOKIE['partner_tracking']);
setcookie("partner_tracking", "", time() - 1000000, '/');
setcookie("partner_tracking", "ret$origin_val", time()+300, '/'); //5 minute timestamp
$_COOKIE['partner_tracking'] = "ret$origin_val";
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cannibustacap posted:Well, as you know, cookies don't register until the page actually loads. But, in Drupal, a LOT of things happen in the background before the page loads, so when I set that Cookie, I need to be able to use it a little in the progression of the system. cannibustacap posted:But, is there is a way to have the session data expire in the same way as a cookie? cannibustacap posted:So I guess a better question is how do you use cookie data in your cms/whatever system before the page has loaded? cannibustacap posted:Another situation is sometimes the cookie will change. So if user enters the site with $_COOKIE['pt'] = 1. But then he enters the site again and causes the $_COOKIE['pt'] = 2 to happen, that won't register until the browser reloads again. It really sounds like you don't understand cookies.
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OK, this is just driving me crazy and I know somebody will be able to tell me why I'm just being stupid! I have a class which when built gets an array for one of the variables. The array contains the last 40 messages from a database, and a function is used to loop through these messages to display them. For each message I am looping through the array again to check is any of the messages was a reply. My problem is that in the second function to check for a reply seems to be affecting the first functions array. That probably doesn't make sense, so here's a miniature version of the class and what I am trying to achieve. php:<?
class Build {
var $messages = array();
function Build(){
$this->messages = $this->getMessages();
}
function displayMessages(){
$list = $this->messages;
$return = "";
foreach($list as $msg){
$return .= 'the message was: '.$msg->message.'<br />';
$return .= $this->checkReply($msg->msg_id)
}
return $return;
}
function checkReply($id){
$replies = $this->messages;
$return = "";
foreach($replies as $msg){
if($msg->reply_id == $id){
$return = 'a reply was: '.$msg->message.'<br />';
}
}
return $return;
}
}
?>The result would be: code:So it's like that accessing and looping through the array for the second time is putting it to the end of the array. This is confusing me, because the loops aren't accessing array directly, it's placing it in a new variable inside the two functions. So, what am I doing that is blindingly wrong. Your help is much appreciated!
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keveh posted:OK, this is just driving me crazy and I know somebody will be able to tell me why I'm just being stupid! I'm not sure I understand what you are asking, but your checkReply() function can only return one reply per message since you set $return to a new value with = instead of appending with .= Echo the length and type of $this->messages to make sure it's what you think it is. It could be you are returning the database result set, not an array of the actual results in your getMessages() method.
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keveh posted:OK, this is just driving me crazy and I know somebody will be able to tell me why I'm just being stupid! Well, apart from a missing semi-colon I had to fix, and needing to kludge a set of test data together... http://www.anwf.co.uk/woot.php (I'm not guaranteeing that link still workiung past sunday afternoonish GMT, by the way) It sort of works, mate. You are, however, printing out the replies as messages in their own right as well as being messages. And you're doing this in a pretty inefficient manner. My code: php:<?php function getMessages() { $messages = array(); for($i=0; $i<40; $i++) { $msg = (object)null; $msg->msg_id = $i+1; $msg->reply_id = ($i > 4 && $i % 5 == 0) ? $i-4 : 0; // i.e. make some have replies $msg->message = "Message ".($i+1); array_push($messages, $msg); } return $messages; } class Build { var $messages = array(); function Build(){ // this fills $this->messages with 40 messages // a message is object(msg_id, reply_id, message) <as far as we know> $this->messages = getMessages(); // made this global function to test } function displayMessages(){ $list = $this->messages; $return = ""; foreach($list as $msg){ $return .= 'the message was: '.$msg->message.'<br />'; $return .= $this->checkReply($msg->msg_id); // you missed this semi-colon out } return $return; } function checkReply($id){ $replies = $this->messages; $return = ""; foreach($replies as $msg){ if($msg->reply_id == $id){ $return = 'a reply was: '.$msg->message.'<br />'; } } return $return; } function dbg() { return "<br /><br />Debug:<br />".var_dump($this->messages, TRUE)."<br /><br />"; } } // test: echo "Testing Output<br />"; $thing = new Build(); echo $thing->dbg(); echo $thing->displayMessages(); code:So; if your real version from a DB doesn't work like that, the problem is in the DB reading code, not the array looping code... I know you'll give the normal goon-in-coc response of "I can't change that part", but really the replies should "belong" to the message: php:<?
class Message
{
var $id = 0;
var $content = '';
var $replies = array(); // store Message objects in here!
function Message($id, $content)
{
$this->id = $id;
$this->content = $content;
}
function addReply($msg)
{
array_push($this->replies, $msg);
}
function render()
{
$tmp = '';
$tmp .= "id={$this->id} / content={$this->content}<br />";
foreach($this->replies as $reply)
{
$tmp .= "Reply to {$this->id}:<br />".$reply->render()."<br />";
// obviously, for extra credit you make it increment an indent at each level...
}
return $tmp;
}
}
...
class MessageHandler
{
var $messages = array();
function showMessages()
{
foreach($this->messages as $msg)
{
echo "Message:<br />";
echo $msg->render(); // renders message and all replies in thread!
echo "<hr />"; // to show end of message-thread
}
}
}
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this is probably a really dumb question, but I can't seem to find the answer to it. How do you make a link where when you click on it, it automatically gives the save as prompt. I'd like to do this for jpg images.
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Crazak P posted:this is probably a really dumb question, but I can't seem to find the answer to it. How do you make a link where when you click on it, it automatically gives the save as prompt. I'd like to do this for jpg images. I got 9 good tutorials on it on my first Google search. I'll copy and paste the code from the first one here: Some website posted:
Please note the pasted code there has a huge security hole in it, but it should give you the gist of how to do Save As.. boxes. If you don't want a new window popping up / replacing the current one, put a tiny / invisible eyeFrame on your page, and send the download link to it.
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Lumpy posted:If you don't want a new window popping up / replacing the current one, put a tiny / invisible eyeFrame on your page, and send the download link to it. Am I missing something or couldn't he just use Content-disposition: inline;... to prevent the browser from leaving the page?
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Munkeymon posted:Am I missing something or couldn't he just use Content-disposition: inline;... to prevent the browser from leaving the page? I have no idea.
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Lumpy posted:If you don't want a new window popping up / replacing the current one That won't happen anyways with that link. Also, you should make sure the content-type header is the correct one.
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I have a Daylight Saving Time problem. On my site when someone makes a move in a game, posts a message, etc. the time it happened is recorded. Then it gets displayed when someone (for example) reads the post. Now that DST has started here (Britain), all the times are displayed one hour later than they should be. This is not what I want; I want all times to be interpreted by the system as GMT and displayed as GMT without the extra hour during summer. (They will be shown as GMT for all users regardless of user's timezone; it's not intended to be a particularly feature-rich site.) I looked on the internet for the solution to this, and came across recommendations for using the date_default_timezone_set function. So I put the following into my configuration file: date_default_timezone_set('UTC'); However, this doesn't seem to have worked; it's still misbehaving. What am I doing wrong?
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Has anyone used Wordpress as a backend/framework before? I'd like to use it to implement a site that needs to let users have a basic profile page with a bio and their own specific simple blog. I was thinking that can be done pretty easily by just having posts be posted under a category associated with each user and then only show blog posts in that category on the user's page. Without having given this too much thought, one of the immediate issues I see is giving a way for users to make their posts. I wouldn't exactly want to give them access to the the admin panel. Does anyone have any experience with making posts to Wordpress from outside of the admin panel? I am mainly concerned with maintaining the functionality of the wysiwyg editor and all the post options. edit: On second thought, users can just be set up with an account with the Author role - but is there a way I can easily restrict them to posting only under one category or will that involve significant hacking? supster fucked around with this message at 23:09 on Apr 3, 2009 |
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duz posted:Also, you should make sure the content-type header is the correct one. Should it match the attached file or should it be text/html so as to look like a web page with a file attached? Zorilla fucked around with this message at 01:56 on Apr 4, 2009 |
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supster posted:Has anyone used Wordpress as a backend/framework before? Use Drupal dude. You are obviously a smart guy, good coder so you can handle it. Drupal will give you the ability to control everything and create any kind of page or content type. But I am biased, I am a drupal developer. Wordpress would for sure be easier I bet, though you may need to make lots of compromises if you want to get specific with your goals. How about this: how many hours are you willing to put in to this site?
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Apr 4, 2009 09:03
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Zorilla posted:Should it match the attached file or should it be text/html so as to look like a web page with a file attached? It should match the file you're sending.
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Apr 4, 2009 15:15
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Roloc posted:We may want to throw in some IDE's too, I dunno. I use WeBuilder 2008 - http://www.blumentals.net/webuilder/ Multipurpose writer that I couldn't go a day without 
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Hammerite posted:I have a Daylight Saving Time problem. Is my post missing some key information or something? I'm sure someone here knows what might be going wrong.
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Apr 6, 2009 23:01
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Hammerite posted:Really - nobody knows the solution to my problem? How are you storing the time? What format? You likely need to convert your old times and save your new times with one of PHP's many handy date functions http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.gmdate.php
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Apr 7, 2009 00:22
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Smarty question - Is there a clean way to build a string of html (in the template) and either assign it as a javascript variable or just print it based on some condition? The only ways I can think of doing it make it kind of messy to look at.
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fletcher posted:Is there a clean way to build a string of html (in the template) and either assign it as a javascript variable or just print it based on some condition? That's generally what AJAX is for.
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