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Well unfortunately - No more help from me if your purposes are for evil.

Great if you are looking for all possible combination's for what is given.
http://www.charles-reace.com/PHP_and_MySQL/Anagram_Finder/index.php

You could look at soundex functions...

Your matching might be something like this:
(<a href=("|')(.*)\?(.*)("|').*>.*</a>|<img src=("|')(.*)\?(.*)("|').*>)

You would have to use preg_match to find the tags.

Ok - after fixing my error logging calls, I ended up with another story for why the script was dying. My MySQL wrapper wasn't reselecting the DB after reconnect. Doh.. Of course we'll see tomorrow if...

During my test on the code last night, I would stop the server that it was connected to.. Then start it back up and it worked. But this morning, the script died with the message basically stating 2...

http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/2996.html

My error handler shows this in the log:
20080919 07:00:45
manager.php
fsocketopen
Could not reconnect after 2 retries
--------------------

Hmmph..
Ok - I have $maxRetries set for 120 - but the script dies after 2 retries... What the..... Weird.

Magic = evil! =)

Just get ModX

Why 2 days for St. Patrick's?

http://www.smart.net/~mmontes/ushols.html will give your more holidays, also don't forget holidays which dates change each year.. Look at the end of the page for...

This quickly done version works fine..


<?php
// Run "forever"
set_time_limit(0);

/**
* Configuration of reconnection stuff
*/

It's the second one:


// Double check our stream
if(feof($socket))
{
// Try again?
if($reconnect === 1)
{
$tries = 0;

I have a script that connect to server. I need to be able to reconnect on a disconnect. The first reconnect part of my script works on the initial connect.. But if the connection is broken during the...

$exploded_term=explode('|',$term);

$exploded_term would be a simple array with two elements. 0 and 1 - 0 would be 2 and 1 would be 5.99.

simple test would be to do this:


<?php
$term ...

Just in you wanted to know how I tested:


<?php
// No Timing out.
set_time_limit (0);

class BenchMark
{
private $start = "";

After doing some tests - this is faster...


<?php
$action = array();
$ip_address = array();
$hostname = array();
$comments = array();
$action = $_POST['action'];
$ip_address =...

Explaination: http://www.electrictoolbox.com/php-echo-commas-vs-concatenation/

Yeah - finding the count before the loop really speeds things up since you only check the variable for a integer each iteration of the loop instead of having to count the elements each iteration.
...

Opps I should have really commented my code.



// Get the number of elements in the array $action and subtract 1
// to get get the loop to work right with loop counter offset
$x =...

The reason to put a "\n" after a line break is that if you are trying to trouble shoot via HTML, it will look a bit more pretty.

<?php
$action = array();
$ip_address = array();
$hostname = array();
$comments = array();
$action = $_POST['action'];
$ip_address = $_POST['ip_address'];
$hostname =...

Could you post the code?

Yes, I think your HTACCESS file is the issue here.