url test
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 7:23 pm
Is there a php function that tests whether a url resolves? That would be nice 
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I used the search! I could not find it!!hawleyjr wrote:search.php?mode=results
Were here to promote learning, not give you the answers. Thats like going to class and simply given the answer, not the methods of doing it. Simply typing in one search string and not getting answers is most often not sufficient, but by spending a little time researching rather than always relying on direct answers pays off.The Ninja Space Goat wrote:thank you panama jack for just telling me... I could have done this yesterday if hawkley would have done that. I appreciate it.
Could have not said it better myself.Jcart wrote:Were here to promote learning, not give you the answers. Thats like going to class and simply given the answer, not the methods of doing it. Simply typing in one search string and not getting answers is most often not sufficient, but by spending a little time researching rather than always relying on direct answers pays off.The Ninja Space Goat wrote:thank you panama jack for just telling me... I could have done this yesterday if hawkley would have done that. I appreciate it.
You need to do both but if you KNOW the answer and post a response like "Use the search" and you are a MODERATOR then you come off as being well... an ass. Kind of like the school yard bully playing keepaway from the new kid.Jcart wrote:Were here to promote learning, not give you the answers. Thats like going to class and simply given the answer, not the methods of doing it. Simply typing in one search string and not getting answers is most often not sufficient, but by spending a little time researching rather than always relying on direct answers pays off.The Ninja Space Goat wrote:thank you panama jack for just telling me... I could have done this yesterday if hawkley would have done that. I appreciate it.
The first link posted by hawleyjr was the results of a search, unfortunantly the post data was not sent along. search.php?mode=results dictates that ea search was made, unknowingly did hawleyjr know the search results would not be shown, just the search page. Just a simple mistake, move on.hawleyjr posted 3 messages with each one denigrating the person asking for help.
I, or any member of this community do not take kindly to personal attacks. Watch what you say. If you have a problem with I or another member contact any moderator via PM, not in public.and you are a MODERATOR then you come off as being well... an ass. Kind of like the school yard bully playing keepaway from the new kid.
notice the emphasis on learningPreamble to Forum rules wrote:This forum has had one major goal since it was created: To help people learn how to program PHP. That's it. That's the primary goal. Everything that is done here is based on making sure we are successful in achieving that goal.
source: viewtopic.php?t=8815 entitled: "Before Post Read: General Posting Guidelines"twigletmac wrote:
- Try a search first - Google, the PHP manual, the MySQL manual, Phuse and this forum are all good resources.