colinexl
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Ah, thank you very much. You made me feel a lot safer now. I kinda figured that PHP is robust enough for this not to be an issue.
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Hi All, I have a php script that contains the login information to my SQL database. I was wondering if there is a secure way of protecting access to that php page? I will want the server to be able to read it, but just not any users who stumbles upon that page. Right now if I try to view that page in a browser, all I get is a blank page. However, I don't feel that this is a very solid way of protecting a php page. Thanks, Colin
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Hey thanks for the replies. I will give it a try soon =)
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Hi all, I have a message board that will store user input into a mysql database. The input is much like a forum input like the one i'm typing in now. It's able to store line returns etc. I'm using a LONGTEXT to store the user inputs but when I print it back using PHP, it gives one long time of text. For example if the user typed: Hi, This is a test. Bye. It would print out: Hi, This is a test. Bye. I'm submitting the user input into the database using POST method. If I do a manual "select * from..." in the mysql CLI, I can actually see the line breaks in the result. It's just that when PHP prints it, it leaves out the line breaks. Any help would be grateful! Thank!
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Can You Concatenate String Using += In Php 4.3.2?
colinexl replied to colinexl's topic in PHP Coding Help
oh yahh.. that's right, thanks lol stupid me -
Hey everyone, I'm trying to do something like this in PHP 4.3.2: [code] <?php $string = "This is\tan example\nstring"; $tok = strtok($string, " \n\t"); $output = "<html><table><tr>"; while ($tok != false) { $output += "<td>" . $tok . "</td>"; $tok = strtok(" \n\t"); } $output += $output . "</tr></table></html>"; echo $output; ?>[/code] But instead of getting a formated table with "This is an example string", i get a 0. I tried something simple like [code]$output = "hi "; $output += "there";[/code] expecting to get "hi there" as the result but instead, i got a 0. I'm forced to do $output = $ouput . "some string..". The thing is that I know I've used the += to concatenate strings together, but I was using PHP 5. Is this something that's not available in PHP 4? Thanks!
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PHP exec() doesn't work for Tcl or Expect scripts?
colinexl replied to colinexl's topic in PHP Coding Help
[!--quoteo(post=387022:date=Jun 22 2006, 07:04 PM:name=colinexl)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE(colinexl @ Jun 22 2006, 07:04 PM) [snapback]387022[/snapback][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--] Hello everyone, I was trying to make PHP execute an Expect script written with Tcl on the server, but it doesn't seem to be executing it at all. I tried executing some other python and shell scripts to print out "hello world!" and it works fine. But when I try to execute a simple Expect of Tcl script trying to print out "hello world!", it doesn't work. Do I need some special plugin in order to make it work? Thanks all. [/quote] -
Hello everyone, I was trying to make PHP execute an Expect script written with Tcl on the server, but it doesn't seem to be executing it at all. I tried executing some other python and shell scripts to print out "hello world!" and it works fine. But when I try to execute a simple Expect of Tcl script trying to print out "hello world!", it doesn't work. Do I need some special plugin in order to make it work? Thanks all.