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PHP - Moved: Real Time Code Analyzer For Standard Compliant Php
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http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=322054.0 Similar TutorialsHi all ! I just passed my code through an analyzer and it showed that a lot of it was not following best practices. Some examples are below: 1.Direct use of $_SERVER Superglobal detected.
if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']==="POST"){
if(!isset($_SESSION)) sess_start();
if(isset($_SESSION['timeout'])){
$_SESSION['user']=$user; 2. Direct use of $_POST Superglobal detected.
if(isset($_POST['submit']) && $_POST['submit'] ==='Logoff'){
$_POST = array(); $usertype = fcheckRecruiter($_POST['usertype']); and many more like these concerning the use of SUPERGLOBALS. 3. Discouraged functions : header(), session_unset(), mysqli_close(), session destroy() & require_once to name a few besides a lot of other common php functions.
header ("Location: donepage.php");
session_unset(); mysqli_close($link); session_destroy(); Well the question is obviously how to tackle these. The surprising part though is that prior to checking the code by an analyzer, I had no clue, like many other coders on this forum perhaps, especially the newbies, that my code was flawed or at least not following the best practices. I never found a single piece of code on the net, in examples, even in examples in the PHP manual that showed the correct usage of these as per best practices. The most surprising of these were of course the SUPERGLOBALS since they are used everywhere and by almost everybody. Googling the internet shows that hardly anyone is clear about these. People are debating on the direct usage of suberglobals where they are used for checking the existence of the variable. So it's all very moot and very grey it seems. Then there are common functions some of which i mentioned above. For example how would I reset the super global $_POST if not by setting it to a blank array? $_POST = array(); Why are these functions, enlisted above, being discouraged from use and what and how should the alternate functions be used ? How to achieve the same functionality in an alternate way? For the use of superglobals I found that it's proposed to use the filters or filter functions to sanatise or validate the input. If i recall correct, Guru Jacques strongly advised against sanitizing any user input. While I can understand validation of user input, sanitization of it seems to be wrong ?? I would be very grateful if someone can shed some light on these very basic and important questions and provide, if possible, some examples of the correct method of using these in code. Thanks all ! Hello, I am building an online game(users make a character and move on a map and so on...)
All user data is stored in a mySQL database and I want the users to interact in real-time, but there can be a 1-3 second delay between the communication, but not exceed 3 seconds even if 500 players are playing at the same time.
But for the purpose of the question let's say the users can only chat between one another, if I'll have a solution for that then I can use the same method for more parts of the game.
I can't use websockets because my webhost doesn't support it( I don't want to use pusher.com).
I know I can make real-time apps with ajax long polling, but I think that with 500 players playing at the same time it's not the best solution.
So, finally:
How can I make user interaction as close as possible to a real-time game?
(Without too much load on the hosting server)
(I am sorry if some of my terms are not correct - I am just getting back to coding after a long time...)
Edited by Mythion, 17 August 2014 - 02:34 AM. Ok so I have a question. is it possible to make a form submit to a DB in real time without the need for a submit button ? if so could you drop a hint to what it would be caled or a tut / reference to it ? Hi guys, got some questions about the Instagram real-time api. first let me tell you what I want to do. I'd like to run a daemon process with a socket connection or something of the like to the Instagram API to get a constant feed of photos with a certain tag. We estimate it to be a large amount of data at a particular time (thus why we want to go Real-time). This process will parse the feed and store it into a mongodb database. Secondly, for the front end, I'd like to display all new, live photos in real-time, possible with ajax or some form of checking on a set interval. Problem being, I can't find anyone doing this with php. All of the resources I have seen use Node.js and Tornado. Has anyone done this with PHP or know of a good Real-time API demonstration/tutorial to get me started? Here's the documentation... http://instagr.am/developer/realtime/ any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks! I wrote a short script that takes a list of keywords and does a Google search to find how often they are used in the title of a page. However, I cannot get it to echo the results in real time. On one server I use it works fine. On the other it runs the entire list and then outputs everything in the end. The problem is sometimes this takes several minutes and therefore it times out after not receiving a response. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. <?php $file = file('words.txt'); $results = ''; foreach ($file as $line) { $data = file_get_contents("http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=allintitle%3A%22" . urlencode($line) . "%22&btnG=Google+Search"); preg_match('/of about <b>([0-9,]*)?<\/b>/si', $data, $number); $results .= $line . ";" . $number[1]; echo $results . "</br>"; $results = ""; sleep(2); } ?> Hi, i am thinking of creating a text based game mmorpg using php/mysql etc... I know that a lot of these types of games use a tick based system, but i want it to be realtime, the only game i cna find that uses this is Torn, does anyone know how they make it realtime? I know that ticks can be controlled by cronjobs, but how about realtime? The problem is that the game might involve the player building a house, in a tick based system it could be easy to manage by saying the house will take 3 ticks to complete, but i want the house to be like in 10 minutes of 32 minutes, how can i do this. Someone said to check whenever the player next logs in to check if the house has finished and then say it has been built, but seeing as it is an mmorpg it could affect everyones gameplay, not just the person building it, so this will not work. Thanks and sorry if this is a bit confusing. I'm working on a chat using basic textarea input, post, but the problem that I'm facing is, if a person doesn't send something, then the output is not updated eg. other messages from other users updating in real time.
How is that achieved when you see new database entries pop up live, milliseconds after they are entered?
Do I set a constant refresh rate of some sort?
How do you update a section of a webpage without "refreshing" the entire page like the POST method?
Hi. How to implement twitter like real-time sharing system? So that is like, if my friend(following person) write a message, it also appear on my wall(page). 1. Is it hard? 2. What language used for it? PHP? 3. Is there any source about it? Thanks. I'm not looking for code, mostly just some direction, but I'm sure I'll be back as I try to shape the code. Also, I know very little about coding jQuery, Ajax, etc. Here is what I'm looking for: Basketball coach enters a Page that only he (or admin) can see. (I have that part figured out.) Once there, he has a form to fill out with a player's name and other information. I'd rather there not be 12 rows of empty cells. (Coaches will view that as work) I'd rather not have the Page reload on each "Add", but that would be the lesser of two evils. Is there a way to keep a persistent connection so when a coach hits Add, the player gets added to the database, a new empty form shows up, and the player's information shows up below on a roster? This topic has been moved to PHP Applications. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=346652.0 This topic has been moved to PHP Math Help. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=320840.0 This topic has been moved to Linux. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=306518.0 This topic has been moved to Miscellaneous. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=331038.0 This topic has been moved to Third Party PHP Scripts. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=321924.0 I am currently working on my PHP/MySQL driven website. However, I have read in recent weeks that there are a number of security measures which need to be taken and one of them is sanitising input to prevent html/MySQL injection into a database. So I was wondering if there is an 'industry standard' for sanitising PHP. For example, if a website only want there database to be searched by letters or numbers do they use a specific code? I have found one based on numbers (for ID numbers) but I cant find on one based on letters. I found this but it is quite complicated and looks very different to the guide I found on YouTube. so is there an industry standard which blocks people using any other code than numbers or letters? http://bobby-tables.com/php.html I was also wondering is there are anyother security measures I need to be aware of when using PHP? Hi All, Newbie here.
I run a website using xmb forums software as a base login script to connect to my database and created my own crude and simple pages for adding and displaying the data learning as I went. Over the years with recent upgrades of php versions its now virtually useless and unsecure code. I archive a lot of news articles but have had trouble pasting text that includes apostrophe's and special characters, but managed to fix that using addslashes() now. Can someone suggest a tutorial or a way to rebuild my site from scratch or something I can use as a template to connect to my pages ?. I have a lot of garbly gook in my zen cart. I am NOT a php programmer, but I do well enough with my ZenCart to manage.
I have a code that starts like this:
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My gut says this is way wrong? thoughts?
I'd like to write - or acquire - code that displays a simple table (name, phone number, email address, plus a comments field) on a web page in a password-protected page and allows a user to add his own information, update it or delete it. I figure hundreds of people and companies have written something like this so I'd like to find either an example I can imitate or even an existing package that I can simply customize to the specifics for my own table. Can anyone help me with that? Or am I going to have to reinvent the wheel for the gazillionth time and write it myself? This topic has been moved to Application Design. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=316461.0 I was getting help with my script and I just noticed this was added. What does it mean? Code: [Select] /*** a rfc compliant web address ***/ $url = "http://www.phpro.org"; /*** try to validate the URL ***/ if(filter_var($url, FILTER_VALIDATE_URL) === FALSE) { /*** if there is no match ***/ echo "Sorry, $url is not valid!"; } else { /*** if we match the pattern ***/ echo "The URL, $url is valid!<br />"; } |
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