Hey,
You could make bar like images and assign each as a number gaining width as it goes bigger then when you input a number it will show the barcode by showing a differant image for each number.. this way you can make it fully customized... You could also decrease the size of your old script by finding where the image is create or included... personally I would do this... Then set the reader to select a number with the length of black....
tscott
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Hey,
Nice Tutorial although I would like to add that this is VERY hard to do for hackers and is not as simple as.
[html]
<img src="http://myawesomebank.c om/transfer.php?fr om=1002&to=1004 &amt=100" />
[/html]
The only way you can use a PHP file like that is if it is a php generated image. The file itself can't do anything except parse the image otherwise html doesn't process...Leave a comment:
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You could always put it on your logout.php and have it confirm, before the initial php logout.
And do a "<body onload="
Example:
[php]
<?php
echo "<script>";
echo "<body onload=confirm_ logout();>";
//Then logout would go here///
?>
[/php]
That should work just as good.
As doing it in the link as it does virtually the same...Leave a comment:
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Hey,
Try using fopen to open the image then write to it with fwrite.
Example:
[php]
<?php
$newfilename = 'newfile,jpg';
$myfile = file_get_conten ts('winter.jpg' );
$newfile = fopen($newfilen ame , 'w');
fwrite($newfile , $myfile);
?>
[/php]
Unless you are transforming the image to something differant which to me it looks like that was not the desired effect.Leave a comment:
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Hey,
You got the wrong forum.
~TylerLeave a comment:
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Hey,
There alot of ways you could do this. One way would be to make a txt file and seperate each name with a |. Then use a script like this.
[php]
<?php
//Name Rotator//
$fileofnames = 'names.txt';
if(file_exists( $fileofnames))
{
$namesfile = file_get_conten ts($fileofnames );
$namesfile = explode('|' , $namesfile);
$date = date('j');
$date = $date-1;
...Leave a comment:
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That would only echo a link to it and not actually play the music though. To do what you want you'd need this.
Example Here : See Example
[php]
<?
$dir ="songs";
$dh = opendir($dir);
while ( !(($file = readdir($dh)) === false) )
{
if ($file == "." || $file == "..") continue;
...Leave a comment:
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Hey, Yeah it is on $_POST. Post is defined by the script referring to it so therefore you must redefine the variable so it can be edited.
For Example:
$post = $_POST['whatever'];
Then do
$post = explode('Sepera tor' , $post);
Then send it to you query with post instead of $_POST['post'];
I like your coding style ;).
~TylerLeave a comment:
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Hmm... Code looks really disorganized to me and there aren't as many {} as there should be, a while statement was ended with a ; . Yeah... that code = :S
Needs to be dubugged.
~TylerLeave a comment:
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Hey,
I looked around a bit, Couldn't really find any way. Especially for PHP redirects.
I thought of something but it probelly won't work. Recording the current location then setting a timer and then checking it again and recording the second URL. I doubt this would work though unless of course it was on your own server. My best advice would be to browse around php.net. See if you can find anything, Maybe look a little at CURL functions....Leave a comment:
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Hey,
I found a slight problem you had with defining your variables. The way you did it, it would litterally look like this if you printed them. Name: $name
[PHP] $message = "Name: $name\n\n";
$message .= "Email: $email\n\n";
$message .= "Project Idea: $comments";[/PHP]
Try doing it this way.
[PHP]$message = "Name:" . $name . "\n\n";
$message...Leave a comment:
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Hey,
Would it be possible to send half of it to the next page VIA post, then set them as variables then do something like (Sending it to next page)
[php]
<?php
$var1 = $_POST['var1'];
$var2 = $_POST['var2'];
echo '<form method=POST action=somethin g.php?var1=' . $var1 .'&var2=' . $var2 .' >The second page form would go here </form>';
?>
[/php]
That would send half...Leave a comment:
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I know of an easier way that would help you in the long run.
Divide your code with a | in the places you would make each page with.
Then set it as a variable in your file, using explode each section is split apart from each other setting each as it's own ID the first portion would be $filearray[0] , 2nd, $filearray[1] etc...
[php]
<?php
$file = '<html>| Random Text | pie | </html>';...Leave a comment:
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I said they weren't PHP files, I meant for an example an *.exe file or a *.html file.
A file that any user could download and upload.
All I end up with is a blank file.
Is that possible.Leave a comment:
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Try using Explode to break it up into an array via line breaks.Then you can only echo the lines you want
example (using spaces)
[php]
<?php
$getfile = file_get_conten ts('textfile.tx t');
$filearray = explode(' ' , $getfile);
echo $filearray[0] . ' ' . $filearray[4] , ' ' . $filearray[2];
// Say the contents is:I random pie dog like//
//This would say: I like pie//
?>...Leave a comment:
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Alright,
I have known a few hackers and here are the way they can get in.
RFI/LFI (Remote File Inclusion / Local File Inclusion) -
Never include something from an input without securing it first. This can be done by using an easy function I made.
CSS/XSS etc... (Cross site scripting)
Involves an input that is used within html. Used to steal cookies.
Allows them to input html into your site...Leave a comment:
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I was going to edit my post and say that I don't have FTP access to this server. Although I want to use this to legally get a file and transfer it to my server without having to download and upload it. I've searched google and everywhere. Can't find a tutorial. Maybe there is a way to do it via CURL?Leave a comment:
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Easy if you don't want to use MySQL...
I'm assuming you have an admin panel/password verification.
[php]
<?php
$password = 'randompass';
$checkpass = $_POST['passsword'[;
if(!$password == $checkpass)
{
echo 'Incorrect Password';
exit;
}
function edit($data , $file)
{
//Creating Connection to file//
...Leave a comment:
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Here's a function to help you out :)
[php]
<?php
//Starting my function//
function playmusic($musi c)
{
//Checking to see if it exists//
if(file_exists( $music))
{
//Showing the music in the user's player//
echo '<embed src='...Leave a comment:
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Copy a file from one server to another
If the permissions are set to 777 of all files and all directories. Is there a possible way to do it without having to download it and upload it again? I don't expect this to work on PHP files. I'm thinking .exe files, etc...
I've tried using fopen() and fread() and also file_get_conten ts().
Neither of which worked to get the file, although, oddly, didn't return an error.
If anyone knows about this can you please...
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