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I have a url www.example.com/images/thumbnail.php/?src=somequerystyring etc. that I want to exclude from a rewrite because it contans thumbnail.php

This works:
RewriteCond ${REQUEST_URI}...

It took a day to figure this out. For some reason, when there's a problem with the dll, the computer won't complain, it will just ignore the dll. I finally gave up on xampp, installed zend server...

I've tried the xampp forum, but since I"m not German, I get no love. Has anyone gotten xampp 1.7.7 and xdebug on winxp to work? I've looked at a million tutorials, mostly from 2008 and it simply...

I usually use timestamps and I figure a 32 bit number and its usual limitations. I don't use php enough to know if time()<inf will work or not

I want to default an expiration date to a infinity if one isn't provided. What's the easiest way? Is it to just pick a date in 2038?

I guess that means nothing is already made and I have to set about parsing 26:23:54 for example, myself. Oh well. Oh and, I can never get setInterval to work. I know why its better than...

I'm trying to create a timer that exceeds 24 hours. So far I've used

var time = new Date (new Date().toDateString() + ' ' + t);

to take advantage of the formatting with time.toLocaleTimeString...

I'm sure this was answered many times before, but there's no search feature:

I have two tables

One table (a) had fields id and others, the other one has (b) id, data, date where date is current...

I know there's wonkiness in browsers with the arguments object. Can I do this with all browsers?:

var e = function(a,b,c){
return a+b+c;
}

var a = function(b,c){
arguments.push(4);...

I was probably too flippant in the example. This is what I was really trying to do.

function harry1(){
some code
}

function harry2(){
some more code
}

in php I can do this

function harry(){
echo 2+2;
}

$g="harry";
$g();

will echo 4.

I have a bunch of <font size="z"> type tags that get killed with my css since the font tag is deprecated. Is there a php thingy of some sort that already lets you convert from one tag to another. ...

Well it turned out not to be css. Since css has a display:table property, any google query on ie7 table doesn't display or table javascript display doesn't work or whatever fails. However, -display...

I looked at the table which does not appear in ie7 only. Incidentally, in case you're interested, it's at
www.scrapbookscene.com/crate/bom/?crate_quotes_id=10

display: block
hasLayout: true...

It's has not been solved. I don't even have a work around. I think it might be the browser creating two nodes with the same exact name and the first one is being clobbered by the second one.

I created a table using javascript that works in ie8,ff3.6 and chrome 1.? But in ie7, the javascript runs and when I use the web developer toolbar, the elements are there. However, the table is not...

we can have

a={1:a, 2:b} whatever
b=a
b=b[2]
c={a:4}
b=c

alert(a[2]['a']) //woudlnt' this show undefined because we would have liked to do

Yes, the var_dump gets echoed back into the browser and I can see it through firebug or something similar

I went right to the php

That's just me carelessly typing. I actually did:
var_dump($_FILES);

To see what the global had. It had the name correct, but no values in the name, as if it got clobbered

I tried to upload a picture with dojo and it send teh following to the server


uploadedfile *A bunch of binary*‚
uploadedfile
Source
Content-Type: multipart/form-data;...

So much for * being greedy
That regexpal is so much easier to get the match than match() I can't believe its done with javascript because the regex engine seems different than the one match is using

There's something wrong here, when I tried it i tloops forever

I wanted to only match in the middle of a string

I have a string = " sdfasf 23234"
I wanted to get the numbers like /([0-9]*)/
But this fails and returns nothing because the string begins with...

I was hoping to avoid try blocks everywhere. They're really wordy.