[CMS for PHP or HTML integration Help]

Which is what a CMS is.... a Content Management System, such as one of these: http://www.phpkode.com/projects/category/php-cms/

[How to run php code on ipad...]

Reporter: What kind of hardware do you use to run Google?

Google: Lots of iPad 2's

[CMS for PHP or HTML integration Help]

yes there is. you may want to look at tinymce or ckeditor. it works great. as far as i have known, the editor is only for html and not php.

 

He is looking for a CMS not a WYSIWYG

[show the whole array]

I am not sure if this is what your trying to do...

 

<?php
$file = "I went back home to see my family as I was studying in China. By the time I arrived home I was so hungry 
and the weather was cloudy.";
$words = array("see", "reader", "stud", "China", "cloudy", "hungry", "answer", "el", "prefer");
$foundWords = array();
foreach($words as $word){
     $word = preg_quote($word);
     if(preg_match("/$word/i", $file))
          $foundWords[] = $word;
}

print_r($foundWords);
?>

[Time - Show days left to a timestamp]

echo datediff("2011-10-20 12:37:21", date("Y-m-d"));

[Form memory]

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.post.php

 

An associative array of variables passed to the current script via the HTTP POST method.

 

$HTTP_POST_VARS contains the same initial information, but is not a superglobal. (Note that $HTTP_POST_VARS and $_POST are different variables and that PHP handles them as such)

[Form memory]

      <form name="form1" method="post" action="<?=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?>" >
        <input name="myguess" type="text" value="<?php echo $_POST['myguess']; ?>">
        <input type="hidden" name="allTheGuesses" value = "<?php echo $_POST['allTheGuesses']; ?>">
        <input type="submit" value="GUESS">
      </form>  

[Time - Show days left to a timestamp]

I created this function in a class I will be releasing soon (which I am excited about). But this subtracts 2 dates and gives you the number of days.

 

function datediff($start_date, $end_date, $exact = false){
if(!is_int($start_date)){
	if((bool)$exact)
		$start = strtotime($start_date);
	else
		$start = strtotime(date("Y-m-d", strtotime($start_date)));
}else{
	$start = $start_date;
}
if(!is_int($end_date)){
	if((bool)$exact)
		$end = strtotime($end_date);
	else
		$end = strtotime(date("Y-m-d", strtotime($end_date)));
}else{
	$end = $end_date;
}
return ($start - $end) / 60 / 60 / 24;
}

[Check for duplicate entries - mysql insert]

I already have that in my code:

 

if(mysql_affected_rows($sql) == 1){
// The code has just been inserted (no duplicates found)
}else{
// The code already exists (its a duplicate)
}

[Check for duplicate entries - mysql insert]

no, it only checks the unique ones. So if the column "code" is set to unique, it will only check that column on insert. If it finds a duplicate "code" it won't insert anything, otherwise it will insert.

 

Example:

 

insert ignore into members (first_name, code) values ('jim', '123');
-- inserts 1 row

insert ignore into members (first_name, code) values ('joe', '123');
-- inserts 0 rows

insert ignore into members (first_name, code) values ('jim', '1233');
-- inserts 1 row

[Game Development with Unity]

Awesome video tutorial Playlist:

 

[Question about potential web hosting.]

I like my host (See signature (get a discount)).

 

They are fast and reliable, and for $15 extra dollars you get a vps, and they don't monitor your bandwidth/space (Number Apache requests are monitored on shared servers).

 

I am currently using 12GB of space and 115GB of bandwidth (for this month). I have not noticed any downtime.

[Function that not working in IE]

define "Not Functioning"

[Function that not working in IE]

I see that you don't have a </select> tag

[Time vs Number]

it all depends on the tables, such as:

- Size

- Structure

- and other factors

[Redirect: not header redirect]

<a href="/somepage.php">Click me in 5 seconds</a>

[Check for duplicate entries - mysql insert]

You could do an "INSERT IGNORE" which would ignore duplicate rows.

 

So, you would need to make the column "code" as either a primary key or a unique key.

 

<?php
$sql = null;
if(isset($_POST['submit'])){
if(strlen($_POST['code']) == 19 && substr($_POST['code'],0,7) == '5541258')  { 
	$code = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['code']);
	$secret = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['secret']);
	$addr = mysql_real_escape_string($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);
	$sql = mysql_query("INSERT IGNORE INTO table(code,secret,ip,date) VALUES('$code','$secret','$addr',CURDATE())");
}
}

if(mysql_affected_rows($sql) == 1){
Print "<font color='green'>The code will be checked now</font>"; 
}else{
Print "<font color='red'>The code is invalid</font>"; 
}
?>

[Regex for two digit number 18 or over]

if( ctype_digit($number) && $number > 17 && $number < 100 ) {

 

if((int)$number > 17) {

 

 

$number = "00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000042"; 

 

They both worked...

[Regex for two digit number 18 or over]

If it's just a number and nothing else, you don't even really need a pattern. This should be faster too.

 

if( ctype_digit($number) && $number > 17 && $number < 100 ) {

 

personally I don't like that. I would have done this:

 

if((int)$number > 17) {

[Resize images in php before uploading?]

PHP GD:

http://phpsnips.com/snippet.php?id=5

 

 

ImageMagick:

 

$width = 500;
$image = "/root/www/images/myImage.jpg";
$img = getimagesize($image);
if($img[0] > $width)
     shell_exec("mogrify -resize $width $image");

[Resize images in php before uploading?]

in my opinion the easiest way is to use ImageMagick, so if your server has that use it...

[Resize images in php before uploading?]

you need to upload the full size image, then re-size it. You can not re-size it before it has been uploaded to the server.

[Regex for two digit number 18 or over]

This might work (might as in I don't know how your using the number).

<?php
$values = array(
"Joe is 18 years old",
"Joe is 13 years old",
"Joe is 11 years old",
"Joe is 100 years old"
);
foreach($values as $value){
preg_match("/\d+/", $value, $matches);
if($matches[0] >= 18){
	echo "Joe is 18 or older";
}else{
	echo "Joe is under 18";
}
echo "<br>";
}
?>

 

 

if you have as specific number, such as $age = 10, then you could just do something like this:

 

$age = 10;
if($age >= 18){
echo "18 or older";
}else{
echo "under 18";
}

[multi line and single line.]

That seems to work! Result:

 

http://phpsnips.com/phplive/examples/misc/highlight.php

 

Thanks for the help!!!

[multi line and single line.]

Wonderful!

 

Any other suggestions on my regexp?

 

Oh, and another thing, in the first comment on the page, it highlights tags within comments. Any suggestions to stop that from happening?

 

Thanks for your help!