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PHP Tips and tricks!; Not a question for once!
Topic Started: Apr 6 2005, 12:10 AM (1,000 Views)
Jeremy Apr 17 2005, 05:09 PM Post #16
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Believe me, if we could grab cookies between servers, that would be wubbly. But you just can't.

Couldn't you set the cookie domain to .invisionfree.com (note the period at the beginning) to fetch between servers?
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Seth Apr 17 2005, 05:15 PM Post #17
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 There was something that prevented us from doing that. I forget exactly :P I could poke Duffy though.
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blakeo_x Apr 18 2005, 06:57 PM Post #18
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 I forgot this was a PHP :P

but, higher-level languages such as Java and such can treat cookies as server-side files. Javascript is another example of it.

Im just learning PHP, but it seems to have the same constructs as the other languages that are used online. That should mean you can open data sent to the server and fool it into thinking you are a different host. (I do realize my techie talk doesnt really make sense). So sorry if Im mistaken.
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KodeCing Apr 19 2005, 12:18 AM Post #19
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 I've always heard that PHP was like C, or C++...
Am I right? :/

Oh, by the way...

$_GET's are awesome.

Look at PHP.net for info about them. :)

(While I'm at it... And removed)
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Stefan Apr 19 2005, 07:13 AM Post #20
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I've always heard that PHP was like C, or C++...
Am I right? :/

No.

And while I'm at it, I'll just point out that advertising is not allowed anywhere on this forum, except in your signature.
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Jeremy Apr 19 2005, 08:11 AM Post #21
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April 19, 2005 05:13 AM
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I've always heard that PHP was like C, or C++...
Am I right? :/

No.

PHP is a C derivative. Most of the function names are the same, and the biggest difference between the two is that PHP is loosely typed.
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Jory Apr 19 2005, 09:50 AM Post #22
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 Does that mean that if you know php you its easy for you te learn C ?
(That would be nice :) )
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Seth Apr 19 2005, 10:29 AM Post #23
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blakeo_x
April 18, 2005 05:57 PM
I forgot this was a PHP :P

but, higher-level languages such as Java and such can treat cookies as server-side files. Javascript is another example of it.

Im just learning PHP, but it seems to have the same constructs as the other languages that are used online. That should mean you can open data sent to the server and fool it into thinking you are a different host. (I do realize my techie talk doesnt really make sense). So sorry if Im mistaken.

You CANNOT peek cookies with ANY server-side language. The most you could do would be to download an ActiveX control TO the user's computer and then yoink their cookies. PHP, JavaScript, etc. CANNOT peek at cookies.
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kingy Apr 19 2005, 02:23 PM Post #24
1 in 10 people understands binary, the other 1 doesn't
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 javascript called a "higher level language", not heard that beofre
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Jeremy Apr 19 2005, 07:16 PM Post #25
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April 19, 2005 07:50 AM
Does that mean that if you know php you its easy for you te learn C ?
(That would be nice :) )

Actually, if you learn PHP first, it's a little harder to learn C. After the looseness of PHP typing, C will blow your mind for the first couple of weeks. :r
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Seth Apr 19 2005, 11:59 PM Post #26
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 PHP = loose typing
PHP = wub
Java = strong typing
Java = die

For all ye C++ and Java people, I present the following conundrum:

$var = 3;
$var = "haha you all suck";

MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH*choke*
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