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hey guys i'm using command prompt to execute the following: httpd.exe -k uninstall but it comes back with i've even removed maria-db as i thought that may have been the problem...no uninstall in c:\apache24 directories also no sign of apache in my add/remove programs listings. does anyone please have any idea on how i can uninstall apache please? thank you

hey guys...I'm currently building a web server and to my excitement I'm reading up about which one is best to install apache or nginx?...or even both? as i imagine a lot of you have your own web server with a load more experience on both engines than me...hopefully can give me a answer into which one i should really choose?...although i am more swayed to use nginx as it supposedly runs the quickest. what i need for my server is a web-socket as well as PHP and MariaDB. hope you guys can give me some good advise. Thanks

works like a dream even works if i put parameters in like so <?php $pattern = "hello[/name/hello[/s:second*]][/bye]"; or $pattern = "hello[/name/hello[/s:second]][/bye]"; or $pattern = "hello[/name/hello[/:second(1|2)]][/bye]"; thank you...you've been a great help

something like this <form method="POST" action="page.php"> Mail: <select name="mail"> <option value="admin@yourdomain">Admin</option> <option value="postmaster@yourdomain">Post Master</option> </select> <input type="submit" name="submit" /> </form> if (isset($_POST['submit'])) { $mail = $_POST['mail']; // send mail }

$value would be the value of the drop down list... but $value would be something like this: $_POST['to']

hey guys i'm having a slight problem with getting the correct match, which i know is down to my regex pattern. with my first result i get [/name/hello[/second] but im after the result of [/name/hello[/second]] with the closing bracket at the end. is it possible for me to match that? $pattern = "hello[/name/hello[/second][/bye]"; if (preg_match_all('/\[(.*?)\]/', $pattern, $matches)) { print_r($matches) } Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => [/name/hello[/second] // --- > [/name/hello[/second]] [1] => [/bye] ) [1] => Array ( [0] => /name/hello[/second [1] => /bye ) ) thank you

well i think the way you've suggested is more a practical...dunno why i always try to over complicate things. thanks requinix

it doesn't need to be overly strict...it would probably be better if i explained what i wanted to do. ok well for my mvc routing system i want to know if a route i add is a domain or not ie. Router::add_route('shop.bisi.bid', array('controller' => 'shop', 'action' => 'items' )); then i can add that route into a sub domain array hope this explains things a little better...thanks

I'm guessing regex would be best for this as i can't see a php function for the job, but what i want to do is check if a string matches as being a valid domain. does anyone know a good pattern or a better solution to this please? I've seen a lot of patterns when searching but with little experience in regex i wouldn't know which one would be the strongest pattern. thank you