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Not having symbols is okay, it just means that gdb won't be able to fully translate the machine symbols it's reading into more useful, human-friendly symbols - like, parts of a backtrace will be cryptic. But it'll all still work fine.

@requinix I'm not sure what happened, but when I start gdb now I get this error: $ gdb php GNU gdb (Ubuntu 15.0.50.20240403-0ubuntu1) 15.0.50.20240403-git Copyright (C) 2024 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html> This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. Type "show copying" and "show warranty" for details. This GDB was configured as "x86_64-linux-gnu". Type "show configuration" for configuration details. For bug reporting instructions, please see: <https://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/bugs/>. Find the GDB manual and other documentation resources online at: <http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/documentation/>. For help, type "help". Type "apropos word" to search for commands related to "word"... Reading symbols from php... This GDB supports auto-downloading debuginfo from the following URLs: <https://debuginfod.ubuntu.com> Enable debuginfod for this session? (y or [n]) y Debuginfod has been enabled. To make this setting permanent, add 'set debuginfod enabled on' to .gdbinit. Downloading separate debug info for /usr/bin/php8.3 (No debugging symbols found in php) (gdb) I tried searching on that error "(No debugging symbols found in php)" but I couldn't find anything. I don't understand why it was working before and then stopped working.

I was following along until the "please do this for me" bit at the end. REGEXREPLACE + REGEXEXTRACT like that is silly. Not sure where you got it from, but a single REGEXEXTRACT is enough to extract all the <uppercase letter + stuff>s in the cell. Check the documentation/help docs for how to make it match everything instead of just once (which is what it does by default). For the regex part, it's currently doing <uppercase letter + lowercase letters> so naturally it will only work with lowercase letters and not with numbers or symbols. If you want to match things that look like <uppercase letter + stuff> then realize that "stuff" is a less precise way of saying "keep going until the next uppercase letter". Or in other words, "anything that isn't uppercase". Because computers need you to be precise if you want them to work a certain way. Excel's regex syntax for "anything that isn't ___" is the same as everybody else does it, so you can check either the docs (which I'm sure include a little bit of regular expression syntax) or virtually any other regex resource to find how to write that.

Hello Regexperts, I have pulled a regex from the internet to seperate words that start with capital letters. The regex is here TEXTJOIN(" ",,REGEXEXTRACT(R158,REGEXREPLACE(R158,"([A-Z][a-z]+)","($1)"))) When I have this: HummelfilmTamtam FilmThe Imaginarium Films The Regex works and returns this: Hummelfilm Tamtam Film The Imaginarium Films But when I have this Nordisk Film ProductionNadcon FilmZweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF) or this Zentropa International SwedenCanal+Ciné+ The Regex breaks. It looks like the presence of non alphanumeric characters is causing the problem. Can anyone please help me out and rewrite the Regex so that it works with non alphanumeric characters too?

PHP array... $data = [ 'store_id' => 'test', 'api_token' => 'test', 'checkout_id' => 'test', 'txn_total' => '4.00', 'environment' => 'qa', 'action' => 'preload', 'cart' => [ 'items' => [ [ 'description' => 'Item 1', 'unit_cost' => '1.00', 'quantity' => '3' ], [ 'description' => 'Item 2', 'unit_cost' => '1.00', 'quantity' => '1' ] ], 'subtotal' => '4.00' ] ]; $json = json_encode($data); echo $json; gives this json string (spaces and newlines added for readability) { "store_id":"test", "api_token":"test", "checkout_id":"test", "txn_total":"4.00", "environment":"qa", "action":"preload", "cart":{ "items":[ {"description":"Item 1", "unit_cost":"1.00", "quantity":"3" }, { "description":"Item 2", "unit_cost":"1.00", "quantity":"1" } ], "subtotal":"4.00" } }

Thanks for the reply everyone, No basically I wanted to know how to actually declare the PHP object so json_encode() would return everything properly. What tripped me up was that there's an Array inside an Array inside of an Array and it made the actual declaration too confusing to write. So I broke it up into sub arrays and then declared the largest array by calling the smaller arrays. I have it working now, and I really appreciate the help!

No the idea is, if I send or receive email from a email with pgp the php script does nothing. if I receive an email from someone who doesn’t, the php script will encrypt it on my server. if I sent it to someone that doesn’t have it, it will send a plain text email, then encrypt the local copy.

PHP will set the response code to be a 302, when it issues the Location header. If this same code was running, but it was sending a 200, that could be because either the webserver or something in the code has already set the response code. We have no context or information on what triggers this code. The only other thought I could contribute is that a 302 should not be used if the redirect is being issued in response to a POST request, you should not use the 302, but instead issue a 307. This is discussed here.

Why? Do you expect everyone you send email to, to use PGP to decrypt your emails?

There's been a name for this type of UI/window/panel effect for a while under the moniker of "glassmorphism". So if you do some googling for that with css, you'll find a lot of different examples. Here's one of many: https://codepen.io/kanishkkunal/pen/QWGzBwz One thing to note is that most implementations make use of backdrop-filter, and you want to check caniuse for support.

Hi all This image is from Apple's new OS... and they called it Liquid Glass. I was wondering if there is some smart CSS you could create to turn this effect, into a Button? I know you can do blurring, but like this? with that sort of edging.. I tried a box shadow but even with rgba background of the button, it doesn't show thru. Love to see some ideas.

There was nothing "kind" about the volume of spam you just sent out. Please use the existing account tools to request a deletion of your account.

Hey Everyone, I am using a host that uses Cpanel/GNUpg. From what I can tell, any email sent to me using PGP/GPG is stored on my server as encrypted. If the sender didn't use encryption, it is saved as plain text. I know I can pipe my emails through a PHP script. Does a PHP script/library exist that will automatically encrypt any plain text emails using my public key, before passing them to my email client? Thanks

Please could you kindly delete my account. I haven't used it since 2007 and no longer need it. Please could you delete the account and any data. Thank you.erg ergergerg

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Hi Everyone, I’m Kamal Hinduja from Geneva, Switzerland. I’m new to this community and look forward to contributing positively to the discussions while learning from your insights. Thanks in Advance! Kamal Hinduja Geneva, Switzerland

Hi, The following code has been part of the system for several years. However, a recent issue prevented the browser from redirecting as expected. Typically, the code performs a redirection to a new URL with an HTTP status code of 302. Unfortunately, for one specific website, the redirection failed, and instead of a 302 response, the server returned an HTTP 200 status code. When the new URL is pasted directly into the browser, the website works fine. However, the issue arises when the redirection is triggered through the code. This issue has now been resolved, but we would like to understand the circumstances under which this behaviour occurs and how to replicate it. Could this be related to the website’s response time? If so, why does the PHP backend need to account for this particular website and return an HTTP 200 status code instead of the expected 302? header('Referrer-Policy: unsafe-url'); header('Location: ' . $result['shortenedUrl']); exit; Thank you

It sounds like you aren't sure what the problem is. Either way, there is not much help we can provide with no specific diagnostics and no code to look at.

@Barand gave you code and instructions for taking json and converting it into php. From what I read, you actually want to go the opposite direction -- take a php object or array (or some combination) and convert that into json. You do that using json_encode(). There are flags you might need that control how certain PHP types get converted to match what the api requires.

It sounds like a simple database structure would likely be very helpful in maintaining and updating data, and rendering maps and links.

Thanks I am working on responsive maps right now CO counties (64 with 6 links). A project like this takes a lot of time and one looks for shortcuts and easier ways. I'll provide a link below and you go to the nav dropdown maps and see a few i have done. Also you can watch the videos to see why I'm doing this.. I also produce videos (I made these videos) https://cosmaps.org/index.html

Yes, you can rename index.html to index.php and it will work fine, with the following caveats: If your webserver is not set to treat index.php as the DirectoryIndex, then it won't serve index.php if it isn't specifically referenced. It does not automagically make html into PHP. You need to have PHP blocks or add PHP alternative syntax within your html markup. You've provided 6 static links here, and no explanation of what PHP is going to be doing for you. I'd also highly recommend you improve your markup, rather than using a bunch of wonky br's organize your internal structure, and use bootstrap's utility classes as well: <div class="col-xl-2"> <div class="fw-bolder fs-3"> Adams County </div> <ul class="list-group"> <li class="list-group-item"><a href="https://adamssheriff.org/ "> Sheriff</a></li> <li class="list-group-item"><a href="https://www.coloradojudicial.gov/courts/trial-courts/Adams-county ">Judicial</a></li> <li class="list-group-item"><a href="https://adcogov.org/">Government</a></li> <li class="list-group-item"><a href="https://www.brightonco.gov/">Brighton</a></li> <li class="list-group-item"><a href="https://www.brightonco.gov/203/City-Council">Council</a></li> <li class="list-group-item"><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adams_County,_Colorado">Wiki</a></li> </ul> </div> If you have a more specific question, add a follow up.

Ive got a html site with 5 columns The columns have 5 links and I would like to use php to fill them. Years ago I could convert index.html to php just changing index.html to php.. For some reason not now.+ It would save hours of time consuming work. <div class="col-xl-2"> Adams County <BR /> <a href=" https://adamssheriff.org/ "> Sheriff</a> <br /> <a href="https://www.coloradojudicial.gov/courts/trial-courts/Adams-county "> Judicial</a><br /> <a href=" https://adcogov.org/ ">Government</a> <br /> <a href=" https://www.brightonco.gov/ ">Brighton</a> <br /> <a href=" https://www.brightonco.gov/203/City-Council ">Council</a> <br /> <a href=" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adams_County,_Colorado"> Wiki</a><br />

JSON is a data structure converted to string format to make storage and transfer easier. Define your json as a a PHP string ... $json_str = ' { "store_id":"test", "api_token":"test", "checkout_id":"test", "txn_total":"4.00", "environment":"qa", "action":"preload", "cart":{ "items":[ { "description":"item 1", "unit_cost":"1.00", "quantity":"3" }, { "description":"item 2", "unit_cost":"1.00", "quantity":"1" } ], "subtotal":"4.00" } } '; Provided it is the correct format you use this in the api call. To use the data in PHP you need to decode it with json_decode()... $data = json_decode($json_str, true); # the second parameter "true" converts it to an array. # without it you get a php object. // view the resulting array data echo '<pre>' . print_r($data, 1) . '</pre>'; ... which gives us ... Array ( [store_id] => test [api_token] => test [checkout_id] => test [txn_total] => 4.00 [environment] => qa [action] => preload [cart] => Array ( [items] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [description] => item 1 [unit_cost] => 1.00 [quantity] => 3 ) [1] => Array ( [description] => item 2 [unit_cost] => 1.00 [quantity] => 1 ) ) [subtotal] => 4.00 ) )

Hey PHP Homies! I'm trying to make this JSON into PHP so I can send it to an API using curl. I have no problem with the first part of it, but I'm getting totally zonked on the cart contents where the items are in their own object. { "store_id":"test", "api_token":"test", "checkout_id":"test", "txn_total":"4.00", "environment":"qa", "action":"preload", "cart":{ "items":[ { "description":"item 1", "unit_cost":"1.00", "quantity":"3" }, { "description":"item 2", "unit_cost":"1.00", "quantity":"1" } ], "subtotal":"4.00" } } What is the best way to represent something like this in PHP and then convert it to JSON format to send out to CURL? Thanks in advance!