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the 10's will cancel out, and 5/11 is the inverse of 2.2will return a more precise answer

@alimak96 That's what I was talking about

There should be some sort of validation on $3 making sure its an operator

nice job, but you could use a binvar to increase the size limit of the uploads

nice job. but you could simplify your code farther by using cal_days_in_month() to fill an array like thisthen printing the calendar would just be a matter of creating a new table row after every 7 days

note that this method assumes Sunday to be the first day of the week

@Spoof i sincerely hope you are kidding.

lol, dyslexic moment?

I'm not sure about what gooshie meant but for me i preferred having a max height so when you had a snippet that was very long you wouldn't have to scroll that far to get to the comments section

^ agreed about the height of the main snippet section

that would be great

added.

lol :)

@stop http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMx_G05cqYI&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PLF541C2C1F671AEF6

just because its an english speaking site doesn't mean the users have to speak english

@Hawkee it works fine for me on Firefox with my edit

@Hawkee changetomaking more use of jQuery would eliminate the need for browser checking

from reading the code it looks like it clears the obj arrays and timers

the reset button doesn't seem to do anything, but nice job

added

yeah, i forgot to remove the asort() when i was testing. fixed. and to make it more dynamic(until i can figure out the control positioning) the url is passed through command line arguments

it's inherited from the timer class, I'm also working on a GUI version of this but positioning the controls seems to be a bit tricky to get them where i want them

Hawkee it seems to be a bug in that version as i get the same error when i run it on 5.2.6, it runs fine on 5.3.0

I've been debugging it for a while, it may be something on your end? unless anyone else is getting the same error
is your version configured for CLI? type "php -v" from the command prompt it should say PHP x.x.x (cli)

ah, the toString method is in the timer class, try adding another __toString method to the Rss class

still doesn't make sense that it works for me though, what version of PHP are you using?

hmm, strange It works fine for me, what does method_exists('timer','getRss') return?

@[Plornt] you will get a DOMDocument::load error

@Hawkee are you using the updated timer class?

edited, and yes it has to be run from the command line

@[Plornt] you can't access the DOM through the command line to run multiple you can run multiple processes i might add that later if this gets enough of a response

this has many uses, checking your email/rss feeds, and(what I'm using for) can be combine with GTK to create timer-like jobs in a gui setting

it follows the same basic syntax as mIRC, timer(interval, repitition) where interval is the interval between executions and repitition is the number of times its repeated(n<1 for infinite), also you can queue multiple callbacks to one timer by using add() method, i forgot to mention it in the example but you can also pass parameters in an array as a second param for add(). exec() simply executes the timer

it also throws an error if you create a timer that will take longer than max_execution_time allows the script to run for