PHP - Oop - Access Modifiers

Array
(
    [game] => Array
        (
            [id] => 2011012593950636050
            [name] => Array
                (
                    [us] => Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge
                    [uk] => Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge
                )


echo print_r($this->game[0]['name']) but undefined offset error.

I don't want to loop through the first array either.

Thanks

Hi guys,

I am making a site where users upload files (like images, pdfs, etc) to the server.

My question is, how does Facebook handle file permissions, restricting access to files uploaded to their servers based on what a user sets?
Because I need to implement a similar thing and have no idea how to do it in a clean way.

I have had two thoughts on storing the files 1) in a DB or 2) in a folder out of the wwwroot, which would prevent access by anyone without knowing the path (or some such) but it is the more "real" permissions implementation I am stuck on.

I obviously would like to achieve this with PHP and MySQL(i).

Any help is much appreciated.

Cheers in advance.

I've got data in a mySql database which is updated daily. I would like to allow webmasters to place this data in a form of a widget on their websites provided they pay for access. If not payment comes through we should be able to block access.   Any suggestions how this project would be designed?

When I send values to the foreach they are not recorded in the array.

$x = $getProductID;
$_SESSION['pColors'] = array();

if(isset($_POST['pColors'])) {

    foreach($_POST['pColors'] as $colorKey => $RColors) {
        $_SESSION['pColors'][$colorKey] = $RColors;
    }
}

var_dump($_SESSION['pColors']);

Send date with AJAX:

                $('.addToCart').click(function(){
                    $.ajax({
                        url:""+realLink+"cart.php",
                        method:"POST",
                        data:{action:action,pColors:pColors},
                            success:function(data){
                               //alert(data);
                            }
                    });
                });

If a client connects to a ReactPHP TLS socket server, is it possible to obtain the symmetric key from within the PHP code?  Hoping it will allow me to decrypt  analysis traffic between two using Wireshark.

How does a web server, with a database connect to the emails it receives?

How does the web server get the contents of the emails it receives so I can parse it?

Thanks

Hello

I am looking to save the user's access of an application.  For instance, when they log in, I create a record in the "track_login" table which includes information such as the requesting IP, the user's ID, the date, (not the user's password), etc.  And then for every page they visit, I store a record in the "track_page_viewed" table which includes a FK to the "track_login" table and also includes additional information about their request.   Both the track_login and track_page_viewed tables are currently in the same database as used by the primary application.   So far, so good.   Next, I want to start tracking when a user does special tasks such as when they forget their password and request that a new one be emailed to them. Or maybe when they attempt to login with an invalid username and password.  Currently, I just included another table called "track_special" which includes the data, the type of special request, etc.   Now, I am thinking of adding three other things to track: General PHP errors MySQL errors Try/Catch errors which I did not expect to happen One option is just to add these to my "track_special" table or maybe make one or three new tables in the same database.   But is this a good idea?  If I have a SQL error, do I really want to store the error in the same database?  Maybe I should use a separate database called "myTrackerDB", and include all the above tables in that database?  Or maybe I should just write the data to a flat file, and parse the file on a regular basis, and then store the information in the database?   Please provide any recommendations, guidance, suggestions, criticism, etc.  Thank you

Hello.  Basically I have created a form that you fill in and an email gets sent to your in box and you have an access_level of 1.  Within this email there is one field.  A validation_id.  Now what im trying to do is when you click this link it opens the webpage and updates your access_level to 2.  I have wrote my query and array and i can see exactly which bit is wrong.

Its where i have

validation_id= $validation_id")

Now its not working and I can see the error.  Problem is im too new at this to understand why its wrong and how to fix it can anyone help?  Here is the rest of the code.  Also could you please explain?  I would really like to understand it before i move any further.
p.s.  I have already selected my database in the included file

      <? include('database_name');
session_start();


  $validation_id =$_GET['validation_id'];
  $FullRec__query=sprintf("SELECT * FROM Members WHERE validation_id= $validation_id"); 

  $FullRec = mysql_query($FullRec__query, $database name) or die(mysql_error());

  $FullRecArray = mysql_fetch_array($FullRec);

  $UdateAccessQuery = sprintf("UPDATE Members SET access_level = '2' WHERE validation_id = $validation_id");

  mysql_query($UdateAccessQuery, $database_name) or die(mysql_error());
 ?>

I am trying in vain to access the numbers in the "sims" array using the code below, I have tried various numbers of nested foreach loops but get errors every time, can anyone help point me in the correct direction please.   Thanks   Gordon

$stock = (array(1) 
	{ ["stock"]=> array(2) 
		{ [0]=> array(2) 
			{ ["operator"]=> string(3) "ECL" 
				["sims"]=> array(51) 
					{ 
					[0]=> int(8944122650438410000) 
					[1]=> int(8944122650438409000) 
					[2]=> int(8944122650438409000)
		 			} 
		 	} 
		[1]=> array(2) { 
			["operator"]=> string(2) "JT" 
				["sims"]=> NULL 
} } } )


foreach ($stock as $key1 => $item1)
            { 
                foreach($item1 as $key2 => $item2)
                { 
                		foreach($item2 as $key => $value)
                		{
                    		echo $value[sims] . "</br>";
                		}
            	}
			}

Only thing I really miss from PHP is "internal" access modifier. Before I was making libraries and extensions in C# (like game frameworks, Tiled implementations, GUI loaders). Now, when I am working on my own PHP framework, I really miss internal, I was using it a lot in C#. Is internal planned to be added in PHP 7 or is it already in PHP 5.6 or it will never be added?

I have a file that an ajax function calls on my site, and I want to make sure only the right pages access it.

For example.

I have page called home (home.php) and on that page i have an ajax call, which calls a file called ajax.php.

I want to make sure that when ajax.php is being executed, it is being executed via an ajax call, which is coming from the home page.

is this possible?

I am trying to figure out how to setup cookies so that you can only view certain pages a few times, but then it will take you to a registration page. And if you hit refresh or back it will take you to a second registration page.

I want to be able to allow a new visitor access for a limited time, but then force registration. Does anyone know how to accomplish this?

I want to make it so public users cant access the index of/ page, how do I do that?
Thanks

Hi,   I am building a restfull service and i would like to out put a error like the following

{
    "error": true,
    "message": "Validation failed",
    "code": 400,
    "errors": [
        {
            "field": "first_name",
            "error": "The first name field is required."
        },
        {
            "field": "first_name",
            "error": "The last name field is required."
        },
        {
            "field": "first_name",
            "error": "The gender field is required."
        },
        {
            "field": "first_name",
            "error": "The city id field is required."
        },
        {
            "field": "first_name",
            "error": "The postcode field is required."
        },
        {
            "field": "first_name",
            "error": "The email field is required."
        },
        {
            "field": "first_name",
            "error": "The password field is required."
        }
    ]
}

but i cant seem to read the array key as what the vailidation failed on

$validator = Validator::make(Input::all(), $rules);

    	if ($validator->fails())
    	{

    		$errors = array();
    		$messages = $validator->messages();

    		//print_r($messages);

    		foreach ($messages->all() as $value)
			{
    			$errors[] = array('field' => 'first_name',
    							  'error' => $value
    							 );
			}

			$response = Response::json(array(
	            'error'   => true,
	            'message' => 'Validation failed',
	            'code' 	  => 400,
	            'errors'  => $errors
	            				)
	        );

	        //$validator->messages()

    		return $response;
    	}