PHP - Searching For Time

OK So I've got a datepicker that sends a date in d/m/y format. My DB stores the data in Unix Timestamp Which I can convert the date to with strtotime however this does the exact date & time.

All I want is the actual day. I've spent hours trying to convert this with just the day with mixed results...

Thanks.

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Hello,

I tried to implement some PHP code to enable a web page to show "Dinner" specials versus "Lunch" specials based on the time.

The business is located in the Eastern Time Zone, so I only need to routine to work based on Eastern Time (New York).

What I am noticing is that the server is processing the lines of code so fast that the command to establish the correct time for the remaining code is not always being acknowledged.

This line of code appears to be processing too fast for the remaining lines of code:
date_default_timezone_set ( "America/New_York" );

Is there some additional code I can put in place to make sure the correct time is always ascertained?

I need the $hourmin variable to always return a combination of hour + minute based on 24-hour time and Eastern Time zone.

My code is as follows:


 <?php
   $name8 = file_get_contents("test/special8name.txt");
date_default_timezone_set ( "America/New_York" );
$gethour = date("H");
$getminutes = $gettimedate["minutes"];
$gettimedate = date();
$hourmin = $gethour . $getminutes;
$currentday = date("l", time());
$currentdate = date("M j, Y");
if ($hourmin < 1500 && $currentday <> "Saturday" && $currentday <> "Sunday") {
   echo "<span class=\"namesred\">$name8 </span>";
}
  else if ( $hourmin > 1500 && $hourmin < 2300 && $currentday <> "Saturday" && $currentday <> "Sunday") {
   echo "<span class=\"namesblue\">$name8 </span>";
  }
  else if ( $currentday == "Saturday" or $currentday == "Sunday") {
   echo "<span class=\"namesblue\">$name8 </span>";
  }
?>

I am having a problem with PHP displaying the correct date and time. It updates as it should, but is fast by 4min and is always displaying a date in 2004. I ran a basic php script to make sure the application im using itself is not wrong. go to lunenburgledger.com/time.php

Anybody had any ideas on where to check? The system time on the Windows Server 2003 is correct. The only thing I can think of is that it was converted to a virtual machine on vmware esxi, but the system time stayed right. Any ideas?

Thanks!

PHP 5.2.6

We rent PHP server space on a server in California. Several of my pages generated by PHP show the current date and time, so when the page is printed, the user knows when the data was printed. Our users could be anywhere in the US, I am in Michigan. How do I convert the server time (PDT) into local time, regardless of where the user is?

Thanks.

I've been reading a few tutorials on how the best way to search key words in a database and at the moment im trying to get this query to work but its coming back with a error:

#1191 - Can't find FULLTEXT index matching the column list

query:

SELECT title, description
FROM items
WHERE MATCH(title, description) AGAINST('xbox')

any help or advise on how the best way to search 2 columns on matching words...thank you  

Hi im really confused and annoyed

Im making a real estate website and im stuck ont eh searching for a house part.

Im trying to set up some searches on the different parts of the house usign text boxes for area and postcode and drop boxes for type and bedrooms and bathrooms

i now you have to set up a form with input type text and then call it a name use get/post on a php side and then  $_POST['search'];

But i dnt seem to be able to make a search was hoping someone was kind enough to knock me up some quick code so it is functional and makbe i can work from it

A;so any help towards searching using dropboxes would be awsume and if i have 2 boxes for price upper and lower how would this work

Much appreciated

So I've full text indexed the columns I want searchable:




I have some rows inserted:




Yet when I run a match() against(), I get 0 results:



If I do:
Code: [Select]
SELECT * FROM video WHERE MATCH (name) AGAINST ('test')
I get 2 results. Why does that work, yet keywords don't?

Hi, I want to create a search which uses the 'title' of my 'product' table and matches the terms the user has submitted.
At the moment, my products are displaying one by one.

For example,
I have an apple and apricot in my table.
The user searches 'a' and the search results show 'apple' but not apricot.

Here's my code:
Code: [Select]
<?php 
require_once('inc/global.inc.php');

# search.inc.php

/* 
 * This is the search content module.
 * This page is included by index.php.
 * This page expects to receive $_GET['terms'].
 */

// Redirect if this page was accessed directly:
if (!defined('BASE_URL')) {

// Need the BASE_URL, defined in the config file:
require_once ('../includes/config.inc.php');

// Redirect to the index page:
$url = BASE_URL . 'index.php?p=search';

// Pass along search terms?
if (isset($_GET['terms'])) {
$url .= '&terms=' . urlencode($_GET['terms']);
}

header ("Location: $url");
exit;

} // End of defined() IF.

// Print a caption:
echo '<h2>Search Results</h2>';

// Display the search results if the form
// has been submitted.
if (isset($_GET['terms']) && ($_GET['terms'] != 'Search...') ) {

$terms = $_GET['terms'];
$dbc = mysqli_connect(DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, DB_NAME) or die *('Error connecting to MySQL server');
// Query the database.
$query = "SELECT * FROM product WHERE title LIKE '%$terms%'";
$result = mysqli_query($dbc, $query);

// Fetch the results.
$row = mysqli_fetch_array($result);

// Print the results:


$output[] = '<ul>';
$output[] = '<li>'.$row['title'] .': &pound;'.$row['price'].'<br /><img src="'.$row['img'].'" alt="'.$row['title'].'" /></li>';

$output[] = '</ul>';
echo join('',$output);
}

else { // Tell them to use the search form.
echo '<p class="error">Please use the search form at the top of the window to search this site.</p>';
}
?>


A friend told me I need to use a for-each loop but I can't figure it out.

Any help is appreciated,
thanks for reading.

Ok I have a set of PDF files that i need to be searchable. My question how do i go about doing this. Can this be achieved with php or do a need to do something else?

I'm having some trouble with a GET search code; everything works until the stringresult but then it dies to Error Querying Database
Code: [Select]
<html>
<body>

<?php

//Get sort setting and search terms from URL with GET
$usersearch = $_GET['usersearch'];
echo 'Search word: ' . $usersearch;
echo '<br>';
require_once("dbvars.php");

//Connect to Database
$dbc = mysqli_connect (DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PW, DB_NAME) or die ("Error connecting to database.");

//Build the Query
$query = "SELECT * FROM customers" . 'WHERE customers.given_name=\'' . $usersearch . '\'';
echo $query;

//Execute the Query
$result = mysqli_query($dbc, $query) or die ("Error querying database.");

//Create the Table Headings
echo '<table border="1"><tr>';
echo '<td><b>First Name</b></td>';
echo '<td><b>Last Name</b></td>';
echo '<td><b>Address</b></td>';
echo '<td><b>City</b></td>';
echo '<td><b>Province</b></td>';
echo '<td><b>Postal Code</b></td>';
echo '<td><b>Phone Number</b></td>';
echo '</tr>';

//Display Results through Array Loop
While ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)) {
echo '<tr><td>' . $row['given_name'] . '</td>';
echo '<td>' . $row['surname'] . '</td>';
echo '<td>' . $row['address'] . '</td>';
echo '<td>' . $row['city'] . '</td>';
echo '<td>' . $row['province'] . '</td>';
echo '<td>' . $row['postal_code'] . '</td>';
echo '<td>' . $row['phone_number'] . '</td></tr>';
}
'</table>';

// Close the database connection
mysqli_close($dbc);

?>


<form action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>" method="get">
 <input name="usersearch" type="text" size="30" />
<input name="submit" type="submit" value="go" />
</form>

</body>
</html>

Hey,
Looking to find a solution to something. I have been experimenting making a template engine for a website I am building. How can I search a variable for all occurrences of {VARIABLE} eg. {Username} {Title} {Content} so I can str_replace them.

Thank you

I was kind of looking for a little direction, I have scoured the internet and exhausted every other resource I could think of before coming here...

Does anyone know of any classes or resources that have some solid explanation or can give an explanation on how to go about searching within a PDF file??

I have literally beren trying to figure it out for over a year...I need to wrap this up it is consuming my life.

All help is greatly appreciated, thanks in advance

I am including my test.php for other to run.

I have a very large array of concatenated hash values. I have another array that contains the first 8 hash values of the other array. I have a function to locate them in the larger array. Depending on their index value I then choose the index of the value before or behind them for adding to something else later. This 'computeWalk' method works for small arrays but for larger arrays I notice duplicates or errors with larger ones.

For example.

The first array returns:
Array ( => 1 [1] => 18 [2] => 18 [3] => 35 [4] => 33 [5] => 33 )
The values for i's to get each of these values are
I = 0
I = 19
I = 29
I = 34
I = 37
I = 39

Walking through the method by hand,
0%2 = 0
So the first element of the array will be 1. CORRECT.
19%2 = 1
So the next element will be 18. CORRECT.
29%2 = 1
The next element should be 28. It returns 18.
34%2 = 0
The next element will be 35. Correct.
37%2 = 1
The next element should be 36. It returns 33.
39%2 = 1
The next element should be 38. It returns 33.

I am not sure why it's doing the above.
I also tried array_search and it computed it the same way.

Would appreciate any help.


<?php
$arrayTree = array();
$arrayTree[0] = "9d027b1c4068d81287c9170f4b291387f8327eb7";
$arrayTree[1] = "4c8fabdc24c2d8205db916a22e9459195833a272";
$arrayTree[2] = "209526afab9e85b54e1832a820a7f578b7760af0";
$arrayTree[3] = "59d6926525e941edca99493b2b2a4f0a6efcb757";
$arrayTree[4] = "c8b49b8e414a09ddb693c580ecdfa6793c845f9d";
$arrayTree[5] = "b207bea6c4833d90f6ee4e694ffb148c046b0eb3";
$arrayTree[6] = "6d72a84b3aefbd3766078ed17a19aebb0c4ae026";
$arrayTree[7] = "b00207b8944520ea3817334615a7cdbf8214232a";
$arrayTree[8] = "d934f53af9bee26f35df7206dc06211778996986";
$arrayTree[9] = "de2ecd02fd017b0311dbfe589b5faa7954ced196";
$arrayTree[10] = "7d9752d09d3097fac748b6767472f9b69a65ed2e";
$arrayTree[11] = "62630fe109b42747b4c53065ec96aabf7b14d7b6";
$arrayTree[12] = "d727b5b8ffaeadbac75123801c270fd65f19251c";
$arrayTree[13] = "e39a9141fd9ce9426e88f30b6f245fdbb8f887a5";
$arrayTree[14] = "85fe053baa7ccf469c440a7dd98381228a0c52c3";
$arrayTree[15] = "6199634d410d0c91fd6ff99af9eabd5a1c7911de";
$arrayTree[16] = "af594de7d539519445013b7c87f02edbf3c44653";
$arrayTree[17] = "b6eb6dab75d092f4be345925ccbf87ff1e17fc31";
$arrayTree[18] = "2163ca6b0a608242712af82a81599f1f95c26dee";
$arrayTree[19] = "9d027b1c4068d81287c9170f4b291387f8327eb74c8fabdc24c2d8205db916a22e9459195833a272";
$arrayTree[20] = "209526afab9e85b54e1832a820a7f578b7760af059d6926525e941edca99493b2b2a4f0a6efcb757";
$arrayTree[21] = "c8b49b8e414a09ddb693c580ecdfa6793c845f9db207bea6c4833d90f6ee4e694ffb148c046b0eb3";
$arrayTree[22] = "6d72a84b3aefbd3766078ed17a19aebb0c4ae026b00207b8944520ea3817334615a7cdbf8214232a";
$arrayTree[23] = "d934f53af9bee26f35df7206dc06211778996986de2ecd02fd017b0311dbfe589b5faa7954ced196";
$arrayTree[24] = "7d9752d09d3097fac748b6767472f9b69a65ed2e62630fe109b42747b4c53065ec96aabf7b14d7b6";
$arrayTree[25] = "d727b5b8ffaeadbac75123801c270fd65f19251ce39a9141fd9ce9426e88f30b6f245fdbb8f887a5";
$arrayTree[26] = "85fe053baa7ccf469c440a7dd98381228a0c52c36199634d410d0c91fd6ff99af9eabd5a1c7911de";
$arrayTree[27] = "af594de7d539519445013b7c87f02edbf3c44653b6eb6dab75d092f4be345925ccbf87ff1e17fc31";
$arrayTree[28] = "2163ca6b0a608242712af82a81599f1f95c26dee";
$arrayTree[29] = "9d027b1c4068d81287c9170f4b291387f8327eb74c8fabdc24c2d8205db916a22e9459195833a272209526afab9e85b54e1832a820a7f578b7760af059d6926525e941edca99493b2b2a4f0a6efcb757";
$arrayTree[30] = "c8b49b8e414a09ddb693c580ecdfa6793c845f9db207bea6c4833d90f6ee4e694ffb148c046b0eb36d72a84b3aefbd3766078ed17a19aebb0c4ae026b00207b8944520ea3817334615a7cdbf8214232a";
$arrayTree[31] = "d934f53af9bee26f35df7206dc06211778996986de2ecd02fd017b0311dbfe589b5faa7954ced1967d9752d09d3097fac748b6767472f9b69a65ed2e62630fe109b42747b4c53065ec96aabf7b14d7b6";
$arrayTree[32] = "d727b5b8ffaeadbac75123801c270fd65f19251ce39a9141fd9ce9426e88f30b6f245fdbb8f887a585fe053baa7ccf469c440a7dd98381228a0c52c36199634d410d0c91fd6ff99af9eabd5a1c7911de";
$arrayTree[33] = "af594de7d539519445013b7c87f02edbf3c44653b6eb6dab75d092f4be345925ccbf87ff1e17fc312163ca6b0a608242712af82a81599f1f95c26dee";
$arrayTree[34] = "9d027b1c4068d81287c9170f4b291387f8327eb74c8fabdc24c2d8205db916a22e9459195833a272209526afab9e85b54e1832a820a7f578b7760af059d6926525e941edca99493b2b2a4f0a6efcb757c8b49b8e414a09ddb693c580ecdfa6793c845f9db207bea6c4833d90f6ee4e694ffb148c046b0eb36d72a84b3aefbd3766078ed17a19aebb0c4ae026b00207b8944520ea3817334615a7cdbf8214232a";
$arrayTree[35] = "d934f53af9bee26f35df7206dc06211778996986de2ecd02fd017b0311dbfe589b5faa7954ced1967d9752d09d3097fac748b6767472f9b69a65ed2e62630fe109b42747b4c53065ec96aabf7b14d7b6d727b5b8ffaeadbac75123801c270fd65f19251ce39a9141fd9ce9426e88f30b6f245fdbb8f887a585fe053baa7ccf469c440a7dd98381228a0c52c36199634d410d0c91fd6ff99af9eabd5a1c7911de";
$arrayTree[36] = "af594de7d539519445013b7c87f02edbf3c44653b6eb6dab75d092f4be345925ccbf87ff1e17fc312163ca6b0a608242712af82a81599f1f95c26dee";
$arrayTree[37] = "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";
$arrayTree[38] = "af594de7d539519445013b7c87f02edbf3c44653b6eb6dab75d092f4be345925ccbf87ff1e17fc312163ca6b0a608242712af82a81599f1f95c26dee";
$arrayTree[39] = "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";
$arrayTree[40] = "54u58rfhfheyrr4gfdtfvgw36tr36";
$arrayTree[41] = "54u58rfhfheyrr4gfdtfvgw36tr369d027b1c4068d81287c9170f4b291387f8327eb74c8fabdc24c2d8205db916a22e9459195833a272209526afab9e85b54e1832a820a7f578b7760af059d6926525e941edca99493b2b2a4f0a6efcb757c8b49b8e414a09ddb693c580ecdfa6793c845f9db207bea6c4833d90f6ee4e694ffb148c046b0eb36d72a84b3aefbd3766078ed17a19aebb0c4ae026b00207b8944520ea3817334615a7cdbf8214232ad934f53af9bee26f35df7206dc06211778996986de2ecd02fd017b0311dbfe589b5faa7954ced1967d9752d09d3097fac748b6767472f9b69a65ed2e62630fe109b42747b4c53065ec96aabf7b14d7b6d727b5b8ffaeadbac75123801c270fd65f19251ce39a9141fd9ce9426e88f30b6f245fdbb8f887a585fe053baa7ccf469c440a7dd98381228a0c52c36199634d410d0c91fd6ff99af9eabd5a1c7911deaf594de7d539519445013b7c87f02edbf3c44653b6eb6dab75d092f4be345925ccbf87ff1e17fc312163ca6b0a608242712af82a81599f1f95c26dee";


$arrayDocs = array();
$arrayDocs[0] = "9d027b1c4068d81287c9170f4b291387f8327eb7";
$arrayDocs[1] = "4c8fabdc24c2d8205db916a22e9459195833a272";
$arrayDocs[2] = "209526afab9e85b54e1832a820a7f578b7760af0";
$arrayDocs[3] = "59d6926525e941edca99493b2b2a4f0a6efcb757";
$arrayDocs[4] = "c8b49b8e414a09ddb693c580ecdfa6793c845f9d";
$arrayDocs[5] = "b207bea6c4833d90f6ee4e694ffb148c046b0eb3";
$arrayDocs[6] = "6d72a84b3aefbd3766078ed17a19aebb0c4ae026";
$arrayDocs[7] = "b00207b8944520ea3817334615a7cdbf8214232a";
$arrayDocs[8] = "d934f53af9bee26f35df7206dc06211778996986";
$arrayDocs[9] = "de2ecd02fd017b0311dbfe589b5faa7954ced196";
$arrayDocs[10] = "7d9752d09d3097fac748b6767472f9b69a65ed2e";
$arrayDocs[11] = "62630fe109b42747b4c53065ec96aabf7b14d7b6";
$arrayDocs[12] = "d727b5b8ffaeadbac75123801c270fd65f19251c";
$arrayDocs[13] = "e39a9141fd9ce9426e88f30b6f245fdbb8f887a5";
$arrayDocs[14] = "85fe053baa7ccf469c440a7dd98381228a0c52c3";
$arrayDocs[15] = "6199634d410d0c91fd6ff99af9eabd5a1c7911de";
$arrayDocs[16] = "af594de7d539519445013b7c87f02edbf3c44653";
$arrayDocs[17] = "b6eb6dab75d092f4be345925ccbf87ff1e17fc31";
$arrayDocs[18] = "2163ca6b0a608242712af82a81599f1f95c26dee";


foreach($arrayDocs as $doc) {
 $bitIndex = computeWalk($arrayTree, $doc);
 echo "<br/>";
        print_r($bitIndex);

echo "<br/>";
}

function computeWalk($array, $needle) {
    $result = array();

    for ($i = 0; $i < count($array) - 1; $i++) {
        if (false !== strpos($array[$i], $needle)) {

 echo " I = ".$i;
            if ($i % 2 == 0) {
                $result[] = getItemIndex($array[$i + 1], $array);
            } else {
                $result[] = getItemIndex($array[$i - 1], $array);
            }
        }
    }
    return $result;
}


function getItemIndex($item, $array) {
$myPosition=-1;
for ($i = 0; $i<count($array)-1; $i++) {
if($array[$i]==$item) {
$myPosition = $i;
break;
}
}
return $myPosition;
}
?>

Hi, I was wondering what would be a good way to search through html for specific tags using php so that I can insert some other html in to that? I have used some parsing of an html that was converted in to a string, but the way I did it might not be fully efficient lol So i was wondering how everyone else would go about this? I don't need a complete in depth description but at least a pointer to what i could do that way i can just search for it on my own.