#php
19 October 2007
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--- Log opened Fri Oct 19 00:00:25 2007
--- Day changed Fri Oct 19 2007
00:00 <****> anyone still around that spoke 2 me about my unsecure email form?
00:01 <****> Kermist: your email form is unsecure
00:01 <****> yeah
00:02 <****> am on google now, gonna try find something, anything that can help today
00:03 <****> am completely crap with php basically
00:03 <****> and needa quick for it
00:03 <****> oooh its php is it
00:03 <****> yeah
00:04 <****> dunno how u people cope with the stress of this stuff
00:05 <****> Mainly because it's our job to cope with it
00:05 <****> am planning to learn php, but am learning css right now
00:05 <****> and i require a email form, php comes in here
00:06 <****> hello all
00:07 <****> Kermist: About the only thing you need to worry about is make sure that the "To" address is a static value -- otherwise people will use your form to send spam
00:07 <****> as simple as this sounds, which in your terms is the best so far :) am still feeling :S
00:08 <****> How can I handle uploading an entire directory with PHP?
00:08 <****> Kcaj: You can't
00:08 <****> Kermist: and the subject
00:09 <****> Kermist: Try something like http://phpfmg.sourceforge.net/
00:09 <****> Whaaaat, nuh uh, there has to be a way to upload an entire directory :( lol
00:09 <****> Kermist: I know nothing about the project, so make sure you look at it closely
00:09 <****> Kcaj: No, there doesn't.
00:09 <****> Is there any kind of really small (just a few files) php script floating around that might be able to help me?
00:09 <****> thanks gonna read that
00:09 <****> anyone know about PHP and MySQL?
00:10 <****> anderswc: What is your question?
00:10 <****> not much to know :P a simple email form
00:10 <****> what the heck kinda question is that anderswc
00:10 <****> TML: I'm familiar with a CMS plugin that lets you drag and drop files on to a website
00:10 <****> that I thought used PHP
00:10 <****> does mysql_* still work with MySQL 5?
00:11 <****> but then when I think about it... it must be Flash or Java
00:11 <****> yes, it works
00:11 <****> ok, I tried some stuff with it and it didn't
00:11 <****> Kcaj: I've seen something like that using javascript, but it doesn't actually upload a directory, it just uploads a series of files.
00:11 <****> a book i read said use mysqli_*
00:11 <****> You should use mysqli_
00:12 <****> but my host doesn't use that :(
00:12 <****> Then use mysql_* :P
00:12 <****> anderswc: mysqli_* are the new way, but mysql_* should still work fine as long as you've setup your server to allow connections from older-style MySQL client libs
00:12 <****> ok
00:13 <****> I don't have much control over my server. Maybe I should ask my host administrator about it.
00:13 <****> Almost certainly
00:13 <****> thanks
00:13 <****> TML I'm just really kind of screwed, lol
00:13 <****> I can't ftp in to my web server
00:13 <****> but I can upload 1-4-ish files kind of easy
00:14 <****> Kcaj: can you SSH?
00:15 <****> Oh wait
00:15 <****> I might be able to, but I doubt it
00:15 <****> Let me see
00:15 <****> I think I opened the port
00:15 <****> 23 right?
00:15 <****> you might have just saved my life ;D hahaha
00:16 <****> SSH is traditionally on 22
00:16 <****> 23 is normally telnet.
00:16 <****> Ah, yes, 22
00:16 <****> but your ssh client should already know that
00:16 <****> Yes, indeed, it does, lol
00:16 <****> that's odd
00:16 <****> you have ssh but no ftp
00:16 <****>nick] = "0++"; ?
00:17 <****> Aww, my putty butty says conenction timed out :(
00:17 <****> It doesn't increase the number.
00:17 <****> Let me try my other server
00:17 <****> How can I find the ip of a url easily?
00:17 <****> Monie: "0++" is a string
00:17 <****> Serinth, how is that odd?
00:17 <****> why use ftp when you can use sftp?
00:17 <****> So just 0++?
00:17 <****> most of the time i see webhosts allowing ftp until you pay more for ssh
00:17 <****> Serinth: I don't run FTP on any production machine, and haven't for almost 10 years
00:17 <****> oh well production machine is different from web host
00:17 <****> yeah
00:17 <****> Monie: Why would you say 0++ instead of 1?
00:18 <****> Serinth: I'm not sure what you mean by that
00:18 <****> I have SSH set up, to be honest, but I think I can only SSH on the intranet
00:18 <****> Cause I want the number to start at 1.
00:18 <****> Monie: Then say 1
00:18 <****> hi
00:18 <****> hi
00:18 <****>nick] = 1;
00:18 <****> from a normal consumer point of view
00:19 <****> inside a business i would imagine being a whole different story
00:19 <****> does anyone here worked with google maps api?
00:19 <****> Yes
00:19 <****> I recommend you go get GmapEZ I think it is called
00:19 <****> It will help you out SOO MUCH.
00:19 <****> Serinth: I give all my customers access to both a production box and a dev box. On the dev box, everyone is root, but it gets reinstalled on a semi-regular basis.
00:19 <****> It makes using Google Maps API like 1,000x faster to do a million nice things.
00:19 <****> with their data intact?
00:20 <****> dev is a regular snapshot of prod
00:20 <****> It additionally serves as a test of our recovery system
00:21 <****> you may do that for your clients but i don't see that happening alot
00:21 <****> do alot of people use php library instead of classes now a days?
00:21 <****> or is taht like old school
00:21 <****> lubosx: "php library"?
00:21 <****> like
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