Recent content by kasuals

Thanks Chip, actually what I did was define $48.00 at the top of my spreadsheet in the hourly rate section then refer to it with =E2*$D$6 Now, my only thing is (and I have read a few tutorials) getting every line in F from 10 to 100 to reflect the function for the E column in its respective...

Ok, well I maintain a database of consultants for CNC programmers and network admins at my shop. I'm keeping track of time and labor costs. I have a static value of say $48.00 for each hour a rep is pulled away from their usual duties. I'd keep my spreadsheet like so: Date Desc Employee...

I was debating on creating 5 sessions variables: step1 step2 step3 step4 step5 and just pushing values up the list as the user progressed. Is that a better way to do it? Just pop an object into each slot and then move them up the list accordingly? http://www.angsttechnology.com -...

I am trying to keep track of each page in a history so that the user can go back as many as 5 steps into their history. I was planning on doing this using a class object: (please ignore any previous defines like TRUE and NULL) class HistoryObj { var $label; var $filename; var...

Or is filetime not for the last modified date but the server time on the remote system? http://www.angsttechnology.com - "Delightfully confusing..." raves The New York Times -kas

I'm returning a -1 on timestamp, I'll save us the time by placing the code: $modded = last_mod("localhost/submitted.php"); function last_mod($remote_file) { $ch = curl_init(); $ret = curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $remote_file); $ret = curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HEADER, 1); $ret =...

I've tried busting the size out of the headers, which only really works for images and static content. I think I'll give the file_get_contents(), and give that a shot. Thanks as always sleip, you always come through for me. Even if it doesn't work out, I appreciate your response. You've...

I have gone over my options, and thus far have not found an option for snagging the remote filesize of a webpage. I can grab google.com, but anything that needs to be processed (ie php) comes back as 0 bytes. I need to find the size of a file for hourly checksums, and hopefully someone can...

Hey all, This is about the 900th time I've installed PHP and Apache together on an XP box, but for whatever reason I am overlooking something, and I need some help. For whatever reason, index.php is displayed as a text file. For instance: <? phpinfo(); ?> is displayed instead of parsing the...

For some reason before I upgraded this worked: $bgfile = &quot;bg&quot;.mt_rand(1, 10).&quot;.jpg&quot;; $im = imagecreatefromjpeg($bgfile); $im_w = imagesx($im); $im_h = imagesy($im); /* Layer 1 - TTF word. */ $new = imagecreatetruecolor($im_w,$im_h); $color = imagecolorallocate($im...

That sounds like a better plan. I think I'll go with that route. Thanks hos. http://www.angsttechnology.com - &quot;Delightfully confusing...&quot; raves The New York Times -kas

I mean, if you think one table can handle parsing that table with disgustingly large amounts of page generations, I'm all for it. It would save me alot of uneccessary code. http://www.angsttechnology.com - &quot;Delightfully confusing...&quot; raves The New York Times -kas

Well, this is for a major site, which god only knows how many hits it receives in any given day. I don't want to guestimate, and I don't have the figures... but it's ALOT of traffic. And the links are going to be in the range of 20-150 per day. http://www.angsttechnology.com -...

I'm creating a database that will archive links. I would like to avoid placing all the links into one large table since it will be receiving quite a few hits and I don't want to have to parse the table by date too often if it's large. What I was thinking was creating tables in the format of yymm...

BTW, it's all Win32. Not that I'm even sure it matters once it's all loaded. http://www.angsttechnology.com - &quot;Delightfully confusing...&quot; raves The New York Times -kas