Search:

Hi.
I'm playing with PHP bytecodes. I tried Zend Guard and got it running, but it's just a 3 day trial version, and £600 is way overpriced for a private testing enviroment. Instead I took a look at...

Hi.
I'm not much of a 3D programmer, or any kind of graphics for that mater, although I do work with JavaScript a lot.

However I do know some about what things like OpenGL and such are for. I...

Ok.
Thx for the answer. I will play around with the compiling stuff and see if I can fine any useful differences.

Hi. I have two questions.

1: There are several ways of compiling your PHP work to be used on a web server. This is mostly used, I believe, for proprietary reasons, but what I would like to know is...

Well, the real project where I need this is a bit more complex than my error handler testing files. There is a lot of different classes in separate files where some classes uses something from...

My bad, I made a typing error in the bad file example.
The error I am triggering in that file is not a parse error do to the missing function name (Which I don't have in the real testing file). I am...

I tried putting class_exists("msg", true); in the handler, but that won't execute __autolaod either.

Not sure on how I would put it in the autoload function. That function is not executed before the e_handler is executed.

I tried this instead


function class_load($sClass) {
...

Hey.
I have a problem with PHP's __autoload option when certain errors occurs. I have these test files to try to locate the problem.

index.php

function class_load($sClass) {
include...

Well figured out the Chrome problem.
The container is a table cell, an although I have a fixed size on the table, the table cell still goes to 0 in height en width when completely empty. If I leave...

Hi.
I build a small Flash image screener (Or what to call it) replacement in JavaScript. You know the small flash images that changes image every second or so (Hate them, and know it's not for me)
...

#7

I'm not talking about actual windows. It's JavaScript controlled Windows build out of DIV Elements and images.

#8

I know, and it's the same thing. The memory is deleted.
But I will...

It will not destroy the object, no. But it will still destroy all the data that takes up space in the memory. And for now that seams to be the closest thing I will get.

What I need it for.
Ok, I...

It's not quite what I need. I need to delete an object using one variable. And I can't always know if or what the others might be.

The closest thing I have, is deleting all indexes from the...

Hi.
I have a question about how JavaScript handles references.

Example:
Let's say I have two variables that contains an object where one is a reference to the other.

var object1 = new...

There is nothing wrong with that for loop. And I'm not sure what you want to do?
The reason why the output prints 1 every time, is that you are looping more than once pr "for loop". The "for" loops...

First of all, why do you make so many connections to the database?
Make ONE connection an re-use it.

Second, use DESC on your query to make sure the date is ordered correctly.

Third, Use...

Might agree with some of it. But they do provide some useful options when extending classes, that before PHP's support has forced lots of people to do hours, days or/and even month of head spinning...

Nice, You have no idea how many problems I have had some times with preg_replace and subpatterns where this could have helped. This I got to remember :)

Hmm, are you sure that your's only allows valid emails? It looks like it allows some pretty weird looking emails?

Btw now I need to ask. (?: is seen many times, but what does it do. Don't know...

Sorry, I'm making a complete match from start to end.


preg_match_all("/([\w-]+@[\w-]+\.[a-z]{2,4})/i", $string, $matches);

preg_match_all("/^([\w-]+@[\w-]+\.[a-z]{2,4})*$/i", $string, $matches);
print_r($matches);

Not tested, but should work.

$content = md5(file_get_contents('http://www.google.com/'));

if($saved_sum != $content) {
do something;
$saved_sum = $content;
}

Then you just store the value from $saved_sum in a...

I purged sendmail when I installed postfix, but for some reason it was still locked on to port 25 even though it wasn't installed or running.

postfix works like a charm now :)
Thanks a lot for...

In the *.warn I have this line