Parse String

Reg Ex

Im trying to search for the string: srv_9 (Dead ???)I thought to use preg_match, however I dont know much about reg ex. Can anyone help? Thankks

Beginners syntax and loop questions - help please!

Hi everyone,I have some problems with php code. I'm currently in the middle of learning php, but these problems have got me stuck fast. But also have a question regarding looping that i'll ask in the

File upload issues

Hi Guys,Can anyone see any issues with this code:Code: $setImage= 'productimages/' . date(U) . $HTTP_POST_FILES['setImage']['name'][0];copy($HTTP_POST_FILES['setImage']['tmp_name'][0], $setImage);Its

line breaks in between fetched file names

Hi,I have this code:Code: <?php if($dir = opendir('files')){ while (($file = readdir($dir) )!== false){ if ($file !='.' && $file !='..'){ echo

Mastering Regular Expressions, Third Edition, is available.

The Third Edition of Mastering Regular Expressions is available.QuoteThis third edition is 58 pages longer than the second edition, and now reaches 542 pages in length. The main changes from the

Custom list order

Hi there,I have checked this tutorial and it's great till the point where I want to display my data by a variable. Let's say that I have in my table these fields:- id- name- usort- categoryI want to

problem with GROUP BY and ORDER BY

i usually use this query to display the last 10 entries from a sql table:Code: $query = "SELECT search_time, search_keywords FROM phpbb_popsearch ORDER BY search_time DESC limit 35"; as you

how to get IP address?

hey guys,i have this code which is supposed to get me the IP address of my site visitors:Code: <?php if ($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARD_FOR']) {$ip = $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARD_FOR'];} else {$ip =

PHP Script runs on CLI but not through web browser

I am running into an issue that I just can't seem to find the answer to. I have a Windows Server 2008 box that is running Apache 2.2.14, PHP 5.2.11, and MySQL 5.1.39. My problem is I am trying to call

array_map() probably obvious mistake

The code below is part of a class to escape strings, but should also accept an array, using array_map() to do the job. Unfortunately, passing an array results in the original, unescaped array being