PHP - Remembering Tabulator $_get Vars In A Session

A few months ago, and a good amount of time before that, I had people telling me to use isset() instead of performing to see if the variable is empty, such as: !$_GET['']

I know the differences in the function and what they do, but when could isset() be used in a situation where it's better/more efficient then: !$_GET['']

I do use isset(), though.

Trying to pass VARS $URL1 and $type to header location.Heres the code.

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$URL1 = $_POST['url'];
$type = $_POST['type_request'];

session_start();
$string = strtoupper($_SESSION['string']);
$userstring = strtoupper($_POST['userstring']);
session_destroy();   

if (($string == $userstring) && (strlen($string) > 4)) {
header("Location: $success");
exit();
The VARS come from a FORM and then go to this script for checkind data. I need to have them continue to the next page.

hi phpfreaks

I am trying to remove the get variables from my url.  the code below works if  I echo it out but to try to modify the $_server variable it will not work. Any ideas?


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$current_url = explode('?',$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]);
 $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]= $current_url[0];
 echo $current_url[0]."<br>";

hey guys i have a static attribute $_exception_handler which is set to Exception and....now this value could change to a customer exception_handler but what i want to do is


<?php

catch (self::$_exception_handler $e)
{

}


but im getting an error...is there a way of doing this...any help would be greatful thanks

class below
<?php

class Autoloader
{

protected static $_exception_handler = Exception;

protected static $_classes           = array();

public static function load_library($class_name)

{

$file = ROOT . DS. LIBRARY_DIRECTORY . DS . $class_name . CLASS_EXTENSION;

try

{

self::load_class($class_name, $file);

}

catch (self::$_exception_handler $e)

{

echo $e->getMessage();

}

}

public static function load_exception($class_name)

{

}

public static function load_class($class_name, $file)

{

if (!class_exists($class_name, FALSE))

{

if (file_exists($file))

{

require_once $file;

}

else

{

throw new Exception(sprintf('Class %s not found.', $class_name));

}

}

}

}

I am inplanting a bonus system to a game i have.
I want to say at first that i am not good at php am reading alot and go by learn by doing.
But after a few hours i kinda gave up.

Here is the code.

The page end up blank.
And i tested so my syntax work $cost and $points with only the db stuff and this code
<div class="yellow_12_bold"><? print (number_format($points)); ?> </div>
<div class="yellow_12_bold"><? print (number_format($cost)); ?> </div>
And it does.


Anyway here is the code 
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<?


$dbq = $db->execute("select * from Bonus where username='$username'");
$points = $dbq->fields['points'];
$allpoints = $dbq->fields['points_total'];

 $dbq->close();






if ($cost == "5" && $amount == "3000") {


     if ($points == "5" || $points > "5") {

        $sqlb = "update UserData set turns=turns+'3000' WHERE turns < 50000 and location != '9' and frozen = '0'";
        $result1 = mysql_query($sqlb);

        $sqlc = "update Bonus set points=points-'5' WHERE username = '$username';
        $result2 = mysql_query($sqlb);


        $points2 = ($points - 5);

           <p align="center" class="black">Thank you! 3000 turns have been added to everyone.
           You have <div class="yellow_12_bold"><? print (number_format($points)); ?> </div> bonus points left. </p>
}
            else {  <p align="center" class="black">Sorry you dont have $cost points. You have <div class="yellow_12_bold"><? print (number_format($points)); ?> </div> bonus points left.</p>
}



} ?>

I want to use all five results separately in order to use in a Jquery slider.

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<?php
           $a = "SELECT * FROM blog_posts ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 5";
   $query = mysql_query($a) or die (mysql_error());
           $query_results = mysql_fetch_array($query);
?>

I know if i was going to grab vars from an normal array i would just use...

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<?php echo $array_reults['0'] ?>

Can any one help me with this problem?

Sorry if this isn't the right forum, I wasn't sure where to post this. Alright, so I have a high score submit script, and it goes as follows...

This is the actionscript:
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on (release) {
var usco LoadVars = new LoadVars();
uscore.name = _root.suname;
uscore.score = _root.suscore.stime;
uscore.game = "alien";
uscore.mode = "survival";
uscore.sendAndLoad("linkhere", uscore, "POST");
play();
}
Note: We have also tried:
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on (release) {
var usco LoadVars = new LoadVars();
uscore.name = _root.suname;
uscore.score = _root.suscore.stime;
uscore.game = "alien";
uscore.mode = "survival";
var uscoresubmit:LoadVars = new LoadVars();
uscore.sendAndLoad("linkhere", uscoresubmit, "POST");
play();
}

The PHP is:
<?PHP
include('Connect.php');
$name=$_POST['name'];
$name=mysql_real_escape_string($name);
$score=$_POST['score'];
$score=mysql_real_escape_string($score);
$game=$_POST['game'];
$game=mysql_real_escape_string($game);
$mode=$_POST['mode'];
$mode=mysql_real_escape_string($mode);
if(!empty($game))
{
mysql_query("INSERT INTO scores(game, name, score, mode) VALUES ('$game', '$name', '$score', '$mode')");
}
?> 
I have also tried running a number of things on the "else" of that if(!empty($game)) and nothing has pulled through, so I'm under the notion that it isn't loading the page in sendAndLoad()?

It was working before, but it appears to have just stopped, we're not sure what we changed.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Xyphon

Hi
I am attempting to request a single row from a table that has 20 fields.
I want to turn each field into it's own variable (you'll see oc1, oc2 etc in the code) and then echo the variable just to check it has worked.

When I run the qry below - it picks up the first one correctly but then places the same value in all the other fields. (The $question var should be a long text string but is echoing the first variable instead.
There's clearly something wrong with the way I have constructed this - but I don't know at which point it has gone wrong.

Can anyone help?

$result = mysql_query("SELECT oid,qid,question,posneg,oc1,oc2,oc3,oc4,oc5,oc6,oc7,psc1,psc2,psc3,psc4,psc5,psc6,psc7,psc8,psc9 FROM tblquestions WHERE oid = '1'");
if (!$result) {
    echo 'Could not run query: ' . mysql_error();
    exit;
}

$oid=mysql_result($result,"oid");
$qid=mysql_result($result,"qid");
$question=mysql_result($result,"question");
$posneg=mysql_result($result,"posneg");
$oc1=mysql_result($result,"oc1");
$oc2=mysql_result($result,"oc2");
$oc3=mysql_result($result,"oc3");
$oc4=mysql_result($result,"oc4");
$oc5=mysql_result($result,"oc5");
$oc6=mysql_result($result,"oc6");
$oc7=mysql_result($result,"oc7");
$psc1=mysql_result($result,"psc1");
$psc2=mysql_result($result,"psc2");
$psc3=mysql_result($result,"psc3");
$psc4=mysql_result($result,"psc4");
$psc5=mysql_result($result,"psc5");
$psc6=mysql_result($result,"psc6");
$psc7=mysql_result($result,"psc7");
$psc8=mysql_result($result,"psc8");
$psc9=mysql_result($result,"psc9");
?>
  
 <?php echo $oid; // Question Number?>
<?php echo $qid; // Question Number?>
<?php echo $question; // Question Number?>
<?php echo $posneg; // Question Number?>
<?php echo $oc1; // Question Number?>
<?php echo $oc2; // Question Number?>
<?php echo $oc3; // Question Number?>
<?php echo $oc4; // Question Number?>
<?php echo $oc5; // Question Number?>
<?php echo $oc6; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $oc7; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $psc1; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $psc2; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $psc3; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $psc4; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $psc5; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $psc6; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $psc7; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $psc8; // Question Number?>
 <?php echo $psc9; // Question Number?>

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What is the difference between declaring values at the top of a class versus in between the parenthesis of a method?


Class MyClass {

      private $table = 0;
      public   $field = "name";

      // etc...





Class MyClass {

      private $_table;
      public $field;

      public function myFunction($_table=0, $field="name") {}

Hello Guys,

I want to be able to filter out any url in any of form $_POST vars? Would I do it with a foreach loop and the preg replace function?

I would consider any web address in my form spam. I would like to filter it out..

I'm already using
Strip tags, htmlentities, strip_tags, stripslashes & mysql_real_escape_string but they don't seem to filter out URLs..

Thanks for your help in advanced..

Hi there,

Need a little help here if anyone has the time.

In short, I have a page that is dynamic, that sends POST data to a handler, pretty standard stuff. Normally, for me anyway, I know what the field names will be in advance and handle then as usual.

In this case the form content is created dynamically from a GUI I created and the names of the fields are suffixed with the product ID. Within the handler I have stripped the  POST data down to the main two vars, namely the pid- product ID and qty- quantity ordered and within a loop created a string to explode() like;

9_33_21_66


$oStrArray = explode('_', $ostring);

echo "ostring[0] =".$oStrArray[0];
echo "ostring[1] =".$oStrArray[1];
echo "ostring[2] =".$oStrArray[2];
echo "ostring[3] =".$oStrArray[3];


Result =>

ostring[0] =9
ostring[1] =33
ostring[2] =21
ostring[3] =66

Now, the 1st, 3rd, 5th etc will be the pid and the 2nd, 4th, 6th etc. will be the qty.

Only two sets are used in this example, normally 50+ pairs of values will be present.

If it helps with the loop that I need to create - if a foreach will not suffice - I can deduce how may pairs will be present and send this as a var via GET from the form setting a value for i, for instance.

I need to be able to, within a loop,

* pull the first value as a pid

* run a subroutine to pull the data from the DB table to get all the product info to display on a confirmation page [this is not ecom - just emailed orders for existing clients] I can do all the MySQL Query stuff it is just rationalising the data extracted from the array

Well I am sure you can see from that what I am trying to do, I will need to do the multiplications etc.

I do not know how to handle the data in the array created by the explode()

In logic I would say this

if x in $ostring is even then $ostring is a product id [mysql query to get details from table] next item in array is corresponding quantity - print details of product in a table, do the multiplication to give line total and add to $message ready for email - NEXT pair of vars

I really hope that makes sense and someone can point me in the right direction - thanks in advance for any assistance.

Regards

A

Hey guys,

OK, heres what I would like to do.  On my form, I have 50+ variables and not all of them require a response.  If inserted, they insert a blank in the DB, instead of NULL.  First, does this even matter?

If it does, how can I create a function that checks the var to see if its empty, and if empty $var = NULL;

Thanks

Alrite, i have a configs.php that holds a bunch of information (Login info mostly) and when i do


$UsrNme = $_POST["user"];
$Passw = $_POST["pass"];

include 'configs.php'

if ($UsrNme == $UserName && $Passw == $Password) {
setcookie("User", "True", time()+3600);
echo "Welcome {$UsrNme}; You have been successfully logged in!";
} else {
echo "Sorry, the username {$UsrNme} was not successfully logged in.";
}


It prints my configs.php instead of using the variables $UserName and $Password to check against UsrNme and Passw... Am i doing something wrong or is this supposed to happen?

Hi all

If there a better way of setting variables within classes than taking it through the __construct and setting via $this ??

e.g.

class SectionsConnect {
protected $var;
public function __construct($var){ 
$this->var= $var;
        }
}

Can you not set the variable automatically as it comes in through the __construct?

Thanks Magnetica