18.07.2009
Channel php ausgewählt, Log vom 18.07.2009
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@Progman: steam ftw
Guest_636: hey you guys im getting a syntax error at line 57 of this code...but i dont see the problem
Guest_636: http://pastebin.com/m57a98d9d
Guest_636: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home2/brainble/public_html/pearmail.php on line 57
@Progman: Guest_636: error.php-quake.net
Guest_636: ?
@Progman: what the hell is "php?>" ?
@Progman: its ?>
Guest_636: i did what you said
Guest_636: still same error
deisler: xD
Guest_636: i dunno what the prob is. this sucks lol
deisler: what editor for PHp do u use?
maru: PSPad
deisler: freeware?
maru: definatelly
Beelzebub: context
AKX: Komodo Edit
Komodo: ?
AKX: ... :D
AKX: Komodo Edit is the editor I use for PHP, to reply to deisler's question :P
deisler: is this good
deisler: i search for good one
AKX: I really like Komodo.
AKX: It's not very light though.
deisler: does it see the problems or so?
deisler: dreamweaver is not so nice i think
+SlashLife: deisler: Find any editor with line numbers and PHP highlighting that you like and stick with it.
+SlashLife: (Until you don't like it anymore or have a reason to try something else.)
deisler: SlasgLife: easier to ask the community about their editors , and dont download some shit ;D
AKX: deisler: It doesn't highlight syntax errors, nor do any fancy sort of live debugging, but it has a catalog of PHP functions and does do autocomplete for both library functions, your own functions, and your variables.
deisler: okey
deisler: im tryin out
deisler: debug rox ^^
deisler: maybe i'll find one with debugging
AKX: God, how I wish PHP had the same sort of sanity as Python when it comes to debugging
AKX: "Warning: second argument must be a string" doesn't help me much.
deisler: xD
AKX: Then again
AKX: I wish PHP had SANITY.
deisler: y that sux
AKX: With Python, I'd get a TypeError that prevents the rest of the code from running, an exception, and a traceback, with optionally every local value in the entire damn call stack...
dizorder: don't know whether my problem is HTML or PHP related, it's about arrays in forms, which have to be processed by PHP
dizorder: in the HTML-page, the name of the input element must end with [], right?
dizorder: also, when dynamically setting a value for a checkbox, when it's not checked, the value is 0 right? or is it NULL ?
dizorder: or -1?
dizorder: or false? :s
Beelzebub: try?
Beelzebub: trial and error ftw in this case
Hornet: anyone have a quick function handy to return just the alphanumeric characters in a string?
Hornet: regex is beyond me atm, not having a good day
@Progman: Hornet: for what do you need this?
dizorder: Beelzebub: when the checkbox is not checked, it is simply not send into the array, how stupid
dizorder: Beelzebub, any idea's on how to fix this issue? really stuck here
arkin: dizorder: whats your issue, i wasnt here
dizorder: ok so, I've a form on my page, dynamically generated, take like 100 input fields
dizorder: for every generated item, there's a checkbox with a name ending with [] to work with $_POST['name'];
dizorder: now, when a checkbox is checked, it is processed by the file defined with the "action=" parameter on the form
dizorder: but when it's not checked, it isn't send to the $_POST['name'] array, so I cannot edit them
dizorder: quite stupid innit :)
deMij: so arkin, any ideas?
maru: remove the check thingies? :P
deMij: would help alot ;) but kinda necessary
arkin: shit sorry ;]
arkin: was afk
arkin: mmm
arkin: you have to loop through the array
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