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I agree with Quatrux, nothing especially new, for me only the checkdnsrr() php function is new, and what i think is more interesting is the Zend_Db DB wrapper, i will take a look to it definitvely. thanks for the URL.

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We all know you can use PHP with a web server, but can you use it with a mail server?

 

I've made a personal messenger system, and I was thinking about adding additional functionality in the future, such as the ability to send mail from it. Then I started thinking, would it be possible to recieve mail with it? Say, have a PHP script that checked when a message arrived at the server, and when it does, check for something in the message (e.g. "pmsystem-to: admin") that would tell it to send it to a certain user, and then have it do the scripts to send a PM.

 

So, is it possible to do this with a mail server? Because it really would be something cool that you don't see in many PM systems

Take a look at the PHP Classes website, you can find there what you need.

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wait??? what do you mean? explain it a little better for me ok?? i'm sorry I'm a blond!! lol jk

Hi, I've been working on a personal messenger, and one of the main problems I'm having is that if there are 10 or so replies to a message, you end up with a subject like this:Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: ..... etc. you get the picture
Is there a function on PHP to check for an occurence of a substring in a string? So I could check if the subject already has a "Re: " in it? It would be really helpful, thanks!

Well, only to say that i work in a similar way as vujsa does, the cPanel theme does not have any importance, because it doesn't stops me to work with it, i understand that if you are a beginner maybe you dont know how powerful is a ftp client, until now of course.Best regards,

You can use the Chr() php function, this function returns a one-character string that contains the character specified by the ascii code passed to the function as a parameter.

For example try this code:

$var=chr(40) . chr(39) ."Test" . chr(39) . chr(59) . chr(41);echo $var;

for($x=32; $x<256;$x++) {echo "code = $x : char = " . chr($x) . "<br />";}

OMFG!!!! thank you so much I love you!!ok now what do you guys think of it? does it look better??

You didn't create a standalone application, you've created a script that is interpreted by another program (php). Thus PHP is a scripting language. As long as you don't complile prior to running your application, you can say that a language is a scripting language.

Roadsend PHP Compiler is a free, open source native compiler for the PHP language. It compiles PHP source code to stand alone, native binaries which do not require an interpreter. Roadsend Compiler can build online web applications with Fast/CGI, offline web applications with an embedded web server (MicroServer), desktop GUI applications with PHP-GTK, and console applications. It is available on Linux, Windows, and FreeBSD.

I uploaded my PHP game yesterday, and most of my friends tried it out. After a while, I tried to play as well but it said that mysql_connect() had too many connections already. Can anyone tell me how to increase the amount of connections or maybe the total amount of connections allowed?

My own thoughts on this topic; I've been using AVG for years along with Zone Alarm, and I have to say that I would thoroughly recommend them to anyone. Sure AVG can't catch everything, by then no virus checker can. I would argue that what is more important is exercising caution when downloading, being careful, taking sensible precautions. Under these circumstances then a small, light Virus Checker like AVG is a joy.
I don't recommend Symantec at all. They used to be okay back in the 90s, now they are dreadful. I had the pleasure of talking to one of their executives, and he doesn't have a clue about viruses other than the sales pitch for corporations that's been drummed into him. My discussion about the latest anti-virus research baffled him. Symantec are only interested in corporates and banks. Any Virus checkers they have available aimed at personal users and small businesses were created as an afterthought. It's an obnoxiously large piece of crap that spawns no less than 10 different processes, uses an incredibly ridiculous amount of system resources, like AOL it won't uninstall cleanly, and causes too many crashes.

AVG I have never had any problems with and will continue to use it.

I think it is a mix of both, the majority of people use it for web development but you can also create stand alone applications, and remember that with the use of the GTK you can also create graphical applications.Best regards,

ok now when I go to the admin panel and I go to change the colors it has color codes. and the bad thing is that I have no idea what color is what and it's confusing so is there a site or something to help with the color knowing what codes are what??

Online Tools:

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I agree, I also don't think this is some person's PC, is incredible the huge quantity of spyware out there.Best regards,

This a very useful PHP tutorial page for people who have never attempted learning PHP because it looks confusing to them. This site is going to change that, and humor is also included.
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Well, you said it at the wrong place. If an admin who handle huge databases, be it MySQL or any other database, do you think he would have joint this forum? What you see here only represent a small community of netizen. So you cannot imply that there's actually no MySQL database that could go to some hundreds of "higs" or terabytes.

Well I know that MySQL databases can get rather big, so I was just wondering how big everybodies databases were? Do you have really big ones, or are they relatively small? Also what do you store in them? (just text, or binary data as well)

By Historical Page, do you mean a change log? I haven't kept any such log for this script except for my posts here on Asta.

It is good practice to close these tags with " />" instead of just ">", because this is required in XHTML.
Another way to include an external stylesheet is to use the following code:

<style type="text/css" media="all">	@import url(style_images/css_2.css);</style>

While it works the same way as the previous one in newer browsers, it will not function in older ones (e.g. Netscape 4). If you don't see it as being useful, think of it this way - browsers that don't support @import also don't support CSS to the extent necessary today. In order to avoid any possible errors, you should use <link> for basic CSS rules (font-family, font-color etc.) and @import for advance ones, which wouldn't be recognized by older browsers anyway.

@tav: That is a good idea, I had to do that before. I'll try that out.@vizy: Yes but it still shouldn't do that (add the 1 without the stripping).
@Kelvin: Its not empty. I'll get back on this. Really busy.

For me this website is too risky but just for curiosity i will visit it later.BTW, do you know if this website offers a way to download any windows update file directly to install it later?????Best regards,

Check out the latest version 5 of the script: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
Changes:-

> New & Improved Progress Bar.
> Profile Override - If found, the site address is taken from the member's profile.

Note: Database saving/loading is currently disabled.

Does anyone know how to get fixed positions to work in Internet Explorer? Or something so they still stay in the same spot when you scroll down?
I'm making something and I need 2 images fixed, on in top left corner and one in bottom right corner. its really annoying, so does anyone know what to do? cos i dont and i really need to, lol, for a little something im doing.

just another problem with internet explorer, its terrible!

anyway anyone know what to do?

#imageTopLeft { position:absolute; top:0px; left:0px }

I'm having a bad problem and no idea how to fix it...it's setting my back on my PHP work.
I have 7 if statements that do something depending on what $_POST['command'] is, it works for the first 6th and on the last one it adds a 1 (only ads the 1 at the end IF its the one in the if statement).

Example of the failing line:

if ($_POST['final'] == 'yes' AND $_POST['command'] == 'lol' AND $_POST['action'] == 'cmd'){

The other ifs are like that, just $_POST['command'] == other things.

Those if statements work. It does this with $_GET and $_REQUEST. It does this no matter what I put in the statement and if i make it blank it puts a 1 anyways.

I even put this before the if statement:

$whattostrp2 = array("1");  $_POST['command']= str_replace($whattostrp2, "", "$_POST[command]");

STILL adds a 1. I have it echoing the $_POST['command'], hence how I know this. What I don't understand its WHY it does this ONLY on the 7th if statement and not the others. I tried to make it where $_POST['command'] == 'lol1' and it adds ANOTHER 1.

It also does this with else if and elseif. If I redo the IF statement like this:

if ($_POST['command'] == 'lol'){

It still fails.

Any ideas? This is really bugging me and I have found NOTHING on it.

*should have known better* pyost is right. The content of your signature does not affect post count, and what I didn't know was whether editing your post and changing your signature for that post would affect post count. But the smart people who made the board we use don't let you edit your signature like that, so, no, signature does not affect post count. And pyost is also right that anything inside an offsetting BBCode does not count either.
~Viz

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warrock.ph

Its' a great game you will surely love it :P