• What are you working on? v2
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[QUOTE=thelinx;22558517]Edit the open_basedir setting.[/QUOTE] Where can I find that?
[QUOTE=nullsquared;22558606]Where can I find that?[/QUOTE] php.ini
Version 0.90 of my directory listing script is finished. Major changes include the addition of the jQuery library for searching, searching, and loading filetypes from a csv file. Thanks to all the great developers who make their code open source :D README: [code]Jmazouri's Directory Listing Script 0.90 Made by John Mazouri, with a few functions from other sources Licensed under GPL (see COPYING) Changelog 0.90: *Added jQuery library (you may use your own locally hosted one, I just use the google libraries API) *Added jQuery quicksearch plugin courtesy of Rik Lomas (http://rikrikrik.com/) *Minor style changes to support tiny resolutions *Minor performance increases (Why am I redefining an array every iteration of the main loop?) *Removed large array of filetypes, now uses CSV for file definitions and images. See "filetypes.csv". Changelog 0.84 - 0.89: *A night of booze, drugs, and partying led to a large portion of the code being re-written in Visual Basic, then removed shortly thereafter. Changelog 0.83: *Added a few new icons and file definitions *Properly credited a function (not made by me, should have cited it in the first place) *Optimized code a bit, removed large switch block that was a stupid idea to have Changelog 0.82: *Fixed files with multiple periods having broken extensions (damn i'm stupid) *Fixed file count Changelog 0.81: *Made it actually work (fucking slashes) //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Plop this into any directory you want to list the files of, along with bg.png and the icons folder. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.[/code] Download: [url]http://jmazouri.com/jm_dirlist_0.90.tar[/url] Live Demo: [url]http://jmazouri.com/pubfiles/[/url]
[QUOTE=andersonmat;22555664][code] Final value took 0.023 seconds [/code] :mmmsmug:[/QUOTE] [code]100% complete, elapsed time 0.207 seconds Final value took 0.02 seconds Total elapsed time 0.251 seconds[/code] Core 2 Duo Mobile, 2GHz.
[QUOTE=chrishind10;22555895]Damn, beaten! :) I'm sure its because im running Dreamweaver, Skype, Steam, Filezilla, Winamp, GIMP, IE, MSN, Firefox and Chrome at the same time.... or is that a crap excuse?[/QUOTE] That's a crap excuse.
:( You can't blame me for trying.
[QUOTE=andersonmat;22555664][code] Final value took 0.023 seconds [/code] :mmmsmug:[/QUOTE] [code]Final value took 0.015 seconds[/code] I got it to say final value took 0.0 seconds when I did the second calculation method too.
[QUOTE=Diaklu;22559388][code]100% complete, elapsed time 0.207 seconds Final value took 0.02 seconds Total elapsed time 0.251 seconds[/code] Core 2 Duo Mobile, 2GHz.[/QUOTE] [code]100% complete, elapsed time 0.218 seconds Final value took 0.0 seconds Total elapsed time 0.282 seconds[/code] Pentium E2160, 1.8GHz. It's so bad not being able to overclock this fucker due to the motherboard. Also this is going a bit off topic isn't it?
[QUOTE=nullsquared;22558238]Hey guys, this might be a stupid question, but how do I access files on my server that aren't in 'public_html/' using PHP? I thought '/' would be the root folder that contains 'public_html/' but apparently it isn't, instead it's '/home/nullular/'. I can't see that directory when I use an FTP client and connect to my site. Is this because because I'm on a shared server? So, where would I put a file that the public shouldn't be able to access, and how would I retrieve it with PHP (meaning, how to reference the directory)? [editline]01:23PM[/editline] Once again, sorry if it sounds stupid, but I'm a little confused.[/QUOTE] :10bux: says '/home/nullular/' is what you FTP into. So basically, there. It might be easier to just restrict access to the file/subfolder using a .htaccess file though. [editline]11:37PM[/editline] [QUOTE=EDDY TT;22563215][code]100% complete, elapsed time 0.218 seconds Final value took 0.0 seconds Total elapsed time 0.282 seconds[/code] Pentium E2160, 1.8GHz. It's so bad not being able to overclock this fucker due to the motherboard. Also this is going a bit off topic isn't it?[/QUOTE] [code]Final value took 0.0010 seconds Total elapsed time 0.149 seconds[/code] You all suck.
[QUOTE=jmazouri;22559371]Version 0.90 of my directory listing script is finished. Major changes include the addition of the jQuery library for searching, searching, and loading filetypes from a csv file. Thanks to all the great developers who make their code open source :D[/QUOTE] You could easily make the sorting use javascript as well.
[QUOTE=jaybuz;22565903]You could easily make the sorting use javascript as well.[/QUOTE] I could, and later will.
[QUOTE=jmazouri;22566047]I could, and later will.[/QUOTE] That's what I did with mine. It doesn't even have a php fallback, I'm too lazy. [url]http://files.rewindstudios.com/[/url] [editline]12:03AM[/editline] [IMG]http://files.rewindstudios.com/Random/dr.watson.png[/IMG]
Um... On my site, I login, go to my accounts page, then either refresh or click some link, and I'm automatically changed into the only other account on my site. WTF! Somehow $_SESSION['username'] (which I used for identifying logged in users) changes from 'nullsquared' to 'bobguy' (the other account) whenever I refresh or click a link. Once I'm 'bobguy', it doesn't go back unless I logout and login as 'nullsquared' again. Any ideas? :bang:
[QUOTE=nullsquared;22566578]Um... On my site, I login, go to my accounts page, then either refresh or click some link, and I'm automatically changed into the only other account on my site. WTF! Somehow $_SESSION['username'] (which I used for identifying logged in users) changes from 'nullsquared' to 'bobguy' (the other account) whenever I refresh or click a link. Once I'm 'bobguy', it doesn't go back unless I logout and login as 'nullsquared' again. Any ideas? :bang:[/QUOTE] Remove bobguy and see what happens.
[QUOTE=jaybuz;22566857]Remove bobguy and see what happens.[/QUOTE] Nothing, I stay logged in as nullsquared as I should. I tested this before with 'joesmith' and I ended up deleting 'joesmith'.
[QUOTE=jaybuz;22566108]That's what I did with mine. It doesn't even have a php fallback, I'm too lazy. [url]http://files.rewindstudios.com/[/url] [editline]12:03AM[/editline] [IMG]http://files.rewindstudios.com/Random/dr.watson.png[/IMG][/QUOTE] There we go. Done. Also added the script execution time at the bottom. [url]http://jmazouri.com/jm_dirlist_0.91.tar[/url]
Im currently working on a javascript macrorecorder that enables you to record activity on a website. I think it can be used for a replacement of increasingly popular "Introduction" clips, for letting users report exactly how an error occoured and not least USER TESTING (Ever had the dilemma that you want to see how a user navigates your site?.. Well we sure had a wish that we could look over the shoulder of our user and see how he/she is using our site down to the minute detail) Also i work full time on a job/career site
Well, I have my first draft complete, im bound to make quite a few changes soon. [URL]http://www.christopherhind.com/[/URL] A friend who owns a web design company managed to get me a .com domain. :smug:
[QUOTE=chrishind10;22575700]managed to get me a .com domain. :smug:[/QUOTE] because it's so difficult
Drowned in the sea of PI...
Because I have been limited to using Zymic domains so far.....
And?why did you need a friend to get a .com name for you?
Because he has the server. I don't see why any of this is relevent.
Just spent the whole of yesterday setting up a web server on my CentOS VPS. I didn't want the old versions of PHP ect that the default repositories have so I found a different one(remi) and it bitched about dependencies, which took around 2 hours to work. Then today I found out about Webmin and I nearly cried on how simple it makes things. Just going to optimize a few things then I'll get cracking on some projects I want to work on :-)
[QUOTE=chrishind10;22556045]Its not as if its running a vital part of a website, its just a Benchark which is meant to put the server under strain and get statistics. Besides, if the Pi() function has limitations like that, just write out an equation instead.[/QUOTE] That doesn't test the server though. That tests the PHP interpreter.
Just added the use of the left and right arrows to my slider. YAY :D [URL]http://rewindstudios.com/portfolio/BlackAndWhite/[/URL]
Currently working on my payment backend. Anyone ever used PayPal's IPN stuff before? It's looking quite interesting.
[QUOTE=nullsquared;22588970]Currently working on my payment backend. Anyone ever used PayPal's IPN stuff before? It's looking quite interesting.[/QUOTE] Yes, took me a while to find a good code example but after looking at the code it's very simple to use.
Paypal themselves has some excellent examples, although they're hidden somewhere on the site.
[QUOTE=nullsquared;22588970]Currently working on my payment backend. Anyone ever used PayPal's IPN stuff before? It's looking quite interesting.[/QUOTE] Are you sure that there's enough documented uses of it? And that it's commercially viable to use it? And that it wouldn't cost too much&#1567;
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