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<?php $val = 'foo'; //Defining $val $arr = array(); //Defining $arr as array $arr['key'] = $val; ?>

Maybe it's because of mod-rewrite or because of the file itself or maybe the file does not exist.

Create a .htaccess File with the following content: ErrorDocument 404 "/missing.php" And then look into $_SERVER

Try utf8_encode($str) (or was it utf8_decode?)

Man, you are the best! Greetings

Hi, I wrote a little class, which should help at least me or other webdevelopers to prevent spam in guestbooks and comments. Sounds great but I hope it is. So at first the link to download: http://projects.citrosaft.com/floodassassin How does it work? You have to set up a mysql-database with a table where you can put your rules in. In the download-package there is already a dummy.sql with some rules included. Set up a configuration.php with the default settings of your database (for more details read the full tutorial here) and load the class and check your incomming messages. A detailed tutorial is found here. So what is the result? You get an array back with 3 parts. The first is the message level. The higher the level the higher the chance of being spam. the next part is just a detailed level-array and the last part contains the description. If the level is higher or equal 3 the message is spam and if it's higher or equal 6 I think you can ignore the message. I tested my tool and it found every spam-messages I hope you enjoy it greetings -Benjamin

Hello! I have some signs here: ygabodfe And I want to check a string, if it has at least 5 of this chars and every char has to be there only once. Is that possible with Regex?

Hi Lamez... thx for your post... at least one, who knows the problem with passwords... but my problem was, that I want to generate a md5 (or even blowfish) hash for the shadow-file (I don't want to change that file directly, but with usermod I think it would be ok).

I think it is the same way

Because I don't think that would work in the shadow-file

Hi... I try to find a way to crypt a password as like the systemusers are. I tried to split the salt in to parts: $1$ and some signs for the salt ending with a $ For example: crypt('password', '$1$balK.s2A$'); Is this correct?

Maybe you find something in PHPClasse.org

Or rewrite it with empty values

You have to send an http-query and have to wait for the result. See here

I did it by my own ^(?=index)|(.+?)\.html$ That works great

Hi! How can I use (.+?) but when that part is index, it shouldn't get recognized. I'm using that in a .htaccess file: RewriteRule ^(.+?).html[\/]{0,1}$ index.php?page=$1 How can I recognize if the first part is index?

Hi! I think you're looking for nl2br But better to use a combination of nl2br and htmlspecialchars: echo nl2br(htmlspecialchars($content)); htmlspecialchars prevents from XSS (Cross-Site-Scripting)

That's because of magic quotes. I'm using the following code to prevent of magic_quotes: <?php if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { //Magic Quotes enabled? $_POST = array_map('stripslashesinarray', $_POST); $_GET = array_map('stripslashesinarray', $_GET); $_COOKIE = array_map('stripslashesinarray', $_COOKIE); $_REQUEST = array_map('stripslashesinarray', $_REQUEST); } function stripslashesinarray($value) { return (is_array($value) ? array_map('stripslashesinarray', $value):stripslashes($value)); } ?> Put that code to the beginning of every PHP-page, where you need $_POST and so on.

Not only CSS... learning PHP for example or reading written posts. ZWI_TSJ_uitslag seams to be a constant and so it works.

no. learn it on your own. I also learned PHP with the php-manual, some books and also of boards such like this one.

What is hxxp? I only know http. You can solve it with frames, what you want.

When you using an array in "" you have to write "{$array['index']}". But I won't use that in this way. Better to output HTML as HTML and not with PHP: <table> <tr> <td><?php echo time(); ?></td> </tr> </table>

Omg sorry... I already knew that, but I didn't see that ^^

array(kipp@gmail.com,0,5-13,69.232.189.155,mista@gmail.com,0,5-13,69.232.189.155) Strings always have to have quotes: array("kipp@gmail.com",0,"5-13","69.232.189.155","mista@gmail.com",0,"5-13","69.232.189.155")

echo "<a href=\"".trim($this->link)."\" target=\"".trim($this->target)."\">".trim($this->title)."</a>"; Maybe you also need htmlspecialchars to avoid XSS.