the italian Group of Users and Developer for PHP (GrUSP) is looking for a new logo. The artist who’ll made it will have a free association subscription for one year. For more info take a look at the GrUSP wiki (in italian).
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GrUSP looking for a logo
May 27th, 2005 — news
phpCollab 2.4 japan
March 12th, 2005 — phpcollab
I’ve discovered on this blog referral the phpCollab japan release! :)
CVS guide for windows
March 5th, 2005 — phpcollab
MindBlender had wrote a good guide on how to use TortoiseCVS with Windows to access sourceforge CVS and to download the latest version of phpCollab.
Thanks a lot!
OpenSourceExperts
February 24th, 2005 — phpcollab
phpCollab was inserted in the application db of OpenSourceExpert.com.
This is a site where a clients/companies who need/want paid support can find that.
Being listed is of course free as our things like announcing phpCollab Bounties, Call for Tenders, Jobs, etc.
so, if you are phpC gurus or desperatly need some what are you waiting for? subscribe now!
php 4.3.11, IE and file upload
February 17th, 2005 — php
The new incoming release of PHP (4.3.11) has a different behaviour on file name upload with IE. While uploading a file using IE the $_FILES[‘myfile’][‘name’] variable returns the entire upload path and not only the file name.
In example
- firefox: $_FILES[‘myfile’][‘name’] = prova.txt
- IE: $_FILES[‘myfile’][‘name’] = c:\misc\prova.txt
A possible solution should be to parse the name of the file using the basename function. But this is only an incomplete fix because with Linux the backslash is allowed inside a file name. So a complete fix (also back compatible) is:
[php]
$filename = str_replace(”, ‘/’, $_FILES[‘userfile’][‘name’]);
if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) {
$filename = basename(stripslashes($filename));
} else {
$filename = basename($filename);
}
echo $filename;
[/php]
Note the use of the stripslashes() function to remove unnecessary data if the magic_quotes_gpc is enabled on the php.ini
Some references:
