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Re: starting session only if valid PHPSESSID is available

scott.e.john...@att.net (Scott Johnson) — Sat, 21 nov 2009 19:48:17 UT

anze wrote:
I am not sure what you mean by 'valid sessionid'. What on your site
would determine if the sessionid is valid or not?
But anyhow, I will take a stab at what I think you are asking.
I keep the current sessionid in a DB and on every page served up I
change it. So my process is this.
1. Check the sessionid against the DB.

starting session only if valid PHPSESSID is available

anzen...@volja.net (anze) — Sat, 21 nov 2009 12:34:51 UT

Hi!
I was wondering if it was possible to check validity of PHPSESSID
cookie without actually sending the user the new cookie if it is not
valid?
What I want is this:
1) user sends no cookie - no session started
2) user sends a valid PHPSESSID cookie - session started
3) user sends an invalid PHPSESSID cookie - no session started.

Re: Amending record error

nospamderekbla...@nospamblueyonder.co.uk (Derek @ Blueyonder) — Tue, 17 nov 2009 16:24:08 UT

It's funny how simply setting out the problem helps focus your mind, as so
often happens I have sorted this problem.And you dont get as many funny
looks as you do if you talk to yourself.
I was getting too complicated and simply finding all of the open lkines and
renumbering them all worked fine.

Re: Amending record error

nospamderekbla...@nospamblueyonder.co.uk (Derek @ Blueyonder) — Tue, 17 nov 2009 13:24:20 UT

Sorry the data table is alll screwed up, not sure if people will be able to
follow this
Derek

Amending record error

nospamderekbla...@nospamblueyonder.co.uk (Derek @ Blueyonder) — Tue, 17 nov 2009 13:23:18 UT

Hi
I am currently updating a call logging system that stores customer details
and problems.
One of the things this system does is record where equipment is loaned to a
customer which their own is being repaired.
The system can add items to a list but there is a requirement to allow any
one of the lines to be removed from the list, say where the item has been

Re: Using PHP to write html snippet into Javascript

colin.mckin...@gmail.com (C.) — Mon, 16 nov 2009 13:13:09 UT

Write a wrapper function for creating a javascript variable e.g.
print "<script> var content=''";
$html=file('htmlfile.html');
foreach ($html as $line) {
print "content+='" . $line . "\\n';\n";
print "</script>";
- note you're also going to have to think about how you deal with
quotes inside the code you're assigning to the variable.

Re: Using PHP to write html snippet into Javascript

ptmcna...@googlemail.com (macca) — Mon, 16 nov 2009 12:21:59 UT

That's interesting. Not sure how true it is though...or to what
degree. I'll check that out when I get a chance.
However my philosophy is to develop websites for people...not robots.
If the website has quality content then the visitors will come.

Re: Using PHP to write html snippet into Javascript

j...@starmarkassociates.co.uk (John Geddes) — Mon, 16 nov 2009 11:29:50 UT

My understanding is that Google are liable to "mark down" pages where
there is a substantial difference between content seen by the "normal"
user with JS and by Google's robots which see the <noscript> content - I
have read suggestions that "display: none" is a technique that is
particularly disfavoured.

Re: Using PHP to write html snippet into Javascript

ptmcna...@googlemail.com (macca) — Mon, 16 nov 2009 10:06:53 UT

Would it not be easier to hide the text that you dont want to be seen
using css (display:none) by wrapping the text in a div and then use
the javascript onlcick to change the display to block when the user
clicks on it?
<script type="text/css">
function showMore(divNumber) {
var showDiv = document.getElementById('hidde n_'+divNumber);

Re: Using PHP to write html snippet into Javascript

m...@bananas-playground.net (Johannes Keßler) — Mon, 16 nov 2009 09:00:47 UT

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Hello,
well I don't know the specifications, but this sonds as a strange way to do
things, but anyway.
I think the new line comes from the htm file itself.
You can try to read the file into a varible and then use the trim() function to
remvoe the newlines.

Using PHP to write html snippet into Javascript

j...@starmarkassociates.co.uk (John Geddes) — Mon, 16 nov 2009 08:38:35 UT

For my CMS-like application, I want to store each section of HTML in a
file that be output by PHP in two ways:
* as HTML directly into the page
* as a Javascript variable
- without adding much processor load.
(This is so that I can serve the first section of text to JS and non-JS
users as HTML, and then, for JS users only, add an onclick function that

Re: Is it possible to use PHP variables in .htaccess?

d...@coder.cl (Daniel Molina Wegener) — Wed, 11 nov 2009 18:07:51 UT

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I think that is not possible...
Nop... the right way is to use the ini_set() function:
<?php
$server_include_path = ini_get("include_path");
$server_include_path .= ".:/another/path:/a/third/path ";
$new_path = dirname(__FILE__)."/../lib";

Re: mysqli prepared statements - db framework

anzen...@volja.net (anze) — Mon, 09 nov 2009 14:49:25 UT

Argh, not really - posted too soon. :(
It won't work, result object is only available for usual SQL
statements, not for prepared statements.
I would appreciate some pointers. I have successfully built the DB
layer using direct MySQL statements, but... There must be a better
way. Anyone?
This MySQLi extension is such a mess... :(

Re: mysqli prepared statements - db framework

anzen...@volja.net (anze) — Mon, 09 nov 2009 14:38:06 UT

C., thanks for the answer... I can't say I agree to most of the things
you wrote (as they do not apply to the case I have described), but you
have nevertheless helped me with the answer. So - thank you! :)
Of course - "as long as..." :)
IMHO the DB abstraction layer should not allow the programmer to issue

Re: mysqli prepared statements - db framework

colin.mckin...@gmail.com (C.) — Mon, 09 nov 2009 13:18:18 UT

As long as you run any variable which is not null, and does not
contain just digits through mysql_real_escape_string() then there is
no risk of injection attack.
?
I'm not sure of the details of prepared statements on MySQL, but I
would be surprised if they are carried out in a single round trip
(they certainly are not for other DBMS's I've used). For most