Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP

User 171649217-Jul-10 2:38

17-Jul-10 2:38

Family Tree PHP is freeware, so you could give it a try ... http://www.familytreephp.com/screenshots/[^]

Other offerings via this PHP Hot Scripts search http://www.hotscripts.com/search/all/family+tree[^]

However, I couldn't possibly comment on how good/bad/indifferent they are.

modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm.

Noman Rasheed17-Jul-10 2:55

17-Jul-10 2:55

I have used PHPFamilyTree but its not good .

Can't I get the 1 I posted Confused | :confused:

User 171649217-Jul-10 3:12

17-Jul-10 3:12

If you are asking for collaborators to develop a PHP scripting project, then post your request in this purpose built CP forum http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/1651/Collaboration-Beta-Testing.aspx[^] or apply to join an existing project such as here http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=soft&words=Family+Tree[^].

But if you have a specific question with regards to some aspect of your code etc then ask again giving as much specifics as possible, including errors/faults/code, otherwise, you may continue to have unanswered questions. Sorry if that sounds unhelpful.

modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm.

Noman Rasheed17-Jul-10 3:18

17-Jul-10 3:18

Thank you so much for your kind answer. Now I am posting it in the Collaboration / Beta Testing . Wink | ;)

User 171649217-Jul-10 10:13

17-Jul-10 10:13

I'll give you a clue ...
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It's a Saturday. CP is nearly always quiet at weekends. So, give it time, somebody somewhere might just take up your ideas, but then again, there may not be much interest in them, who knows! but time will tell.

modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm.

Noman Rasheed17-Jul-10 10:33

17-Jul-10 10:33

Amazing !

I am really impressed by ur answers Smile | :)

THANK YOU !

Noman Rasheed18-Jul-10 9:54

18-Jul-10 9:54

its urgent & no on is replying yp there . I am still waiting for somebody to assist

User 171649218-Jul-10 11:54

PHP Mail from Script on Linux

18-Jul-10 11:54

Noman, if it is that urgent, I suggest you temporarily make do with an existing script or scripts (as suitably modified), as I suggested previously, whilst proceeding to produce the necessary specification and requirements until such time that you are able to start the coding and eventual testing, then, continue to call for collaboration here and elsewhere until such time you have a product that meets your needs. If you are able to design and code, then ask question here if you run into trouble, but don't forget, we here are not mind readers, we need proper information of what might be troubling you. Also remember, any advice sought could potentially take a lot of time for replies to appear, CP is not a paid-for service.

As I suggested above, there may or may not be people interesting in pursuing such a venture, personally, I'm not. However, certainly there are suitably qualified PHP and MySQL database chaps as members here at CodeProject, but, they may already have their time committed elsewhere in both their day job and in their "private" projects, or indeed, with their family commitments.

If you can't get collaborators here or elsewhere and you become desperate, I don't care to suggest these people, but, in your case of "urgency", "RentaCoder", is an option - a poor option - but an option nonetheless.

modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm.

NDBUK16-Jul-10 9:38

NDBUK

16-Jul-10 9:38

Hi All,

Im new (Very New) to PHP. I have created a small script for use on Linux. When the script does certain things it will e-mail a user. Here i what I have so far:

$to = $email;
$subject = "Backup Account Quota Change";
$message = "The Quota for: $username has been changed\nYour new Quota is $quota";
$headers = "From: webmaster@mywebsite.com\r\nReply-To: webmaster@mywebsite.com";
$mail_sent = @mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers );
echo $mail_sent ? "Mail sent" : "Mail failed";

Now ... How do i get it to use a remote mail server? For example our mail server is 192.168.0.11, and it needs to use a username of script.mail, and password of Password.

Could somebody also give me some idea on if this look ok? Any flaws/comments/suggestions?

Cheers
Si

Re: PHP Mail from Script on Linux

cjoki19-Jul-10 4:26

cjoki

19-Jul-10 4:26

This is covered in the manual

http://www.php.net/manual/en/mail.setup.php[^]

regular expressions performance

yftah198913-Jul-10 22:20

yftah1989

13-Jul-10 22:20

I'm creating a new program. The ONLY thing which is important for me is the running time of the program. Should I use a regular expressions, or maybe should I write my own search code?

Re: regular expressions performance

Richard MacCutchan14-Jul-10 1:20

Richard MacCutchan

14-Jul-10 1:20

Stop spamming the forums. The answer is the same everywhere: the running time of the program will be much too long due to the repeated use of the same query expression.

It's time for a new signature.

Re: regular expressions performance

CitrusTech14-Jul-10 1:56

CitrusTech

14-Jul-10 1:56

If performance is truely the only thing which is important than write your own code.

But really is that all that matters? I think your time is worth a lot more than that. Why not use the regexp tools you have and try it out. My betting is that it will be good enough. But who knows without anything else to go on?

Data Quality Tools and Data Profiling software

Regular expressions performance

yftah198913-Jul-10 22:19

yftah1989

13-Jul-10 22:19

I'm creating a new program. The ONLY thing which is important for me is the running time of the program. Should I use a regular expressions, or maybe should I write my own search code?

Re: Regular expressions performance

Peter_in_278013-Jul-10 22:49

Peter_in_2780

13-Jul-10 22:49

Read the guidelines. Post your question in ONE forum.
btw, I can't be bothered making this reply to all your identical questions.

Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994.

Re: Regular expressions performance

kinchit15-Jul-10 7:07

kinchit

15-Jul-10 7:07

I think regular expression will do the trick

Beagle Board??

AmbiguousName25-Jun-10 21:57

25-Jun-10 21:57

hello guys...i wanted to ask that what sort of application can be built using beagle board(with linux installed on it)?? Using it, can they just be embedded or they can be for a different domain as well (just like the development on Windows using MS Visual Studio)??

Re: Beagle Board??

LloydA11126-Jun-10 1:23

LloydA111

26-Jun-10 1:23

From what I've gathered, the Beagle Board is a single board computer.

Muzammil Saeed wrote:
i wanted to ask that what sort of application can be built using beagle board

As seen as the Beagle Board is a computer, your question is the equivalent of saying "What programs can I write for a computer?". Just use your imagination as to what you could write for it? D'Oh! | :doh:

Unless of course I misunderstand the question.

Programming is 10% science, 20% ingenuity, and 70% getting the ingenuity to work with the science.

WYSIWYMGIYRRLAAGW: What You See Is What You Might Get If You’re Really Really Lucky And All Goes Well.

Re: Beagle Board??

AmbiguousName26-Jun-10 2:39

26-Jun-10 2:39

Lloyd Atkinson wrote:
Unless of course I misunderstand the question.

English is not my first language so hope you don't mind it. It is a single board computer. If I install Ubuntu on it, can we make all the same programs using it, just like we do it using VS 2008 on windows (of course with Mono installed on Ubuntu)??

Help on snippet

ant-damage24-Jun-10 6:37

ant-damage

24-Jun-10 6:37

Hi
I'm trying to convert a python script from blender to C++. The script is used to import 3D data from a file.
Things have been going right until I got to this part of the script:

# Generate verts and faces lists, without duplicates
verts = []
coords = {}
index = 0

for f in faces:
	if f: # Line might be blank
		for i, v in enumerate(f):
			try:
				f[i]= coords[v]
			except:
				f[i]= coords[v] = index
				index += 1
				verts.append(v)

Since I don't know python, I need help to interpretate this part of the code.

Re: Help on snippet

darkjade31-Aug-10 4:31

darkjade

31-Aug-10 4:31

Hi - since my C++ is a bit rusty, I'll give you a pseudocode representation of the snippet:

for each face in faces
do
  if "face is not a blank line"
  then
    for i = 1 to length(face)
    do
      v = face[i]
      if v is not in coords // coords is a hashtable     
      then 
        coords.add_item(key=v, value=index)
        index += 1
        verts.append(v)
      fi
      face[i] = coords.get_item(key=v)
    end for
  fi
end for

I think that should be it. Hope it helps.

Meh, just saw the date on this post - but now I have already typed it, so might as well submit :P

Re: Help on snippet

ant-damage31-Aug-10 4:49

ant-damage

31-Aug-10 4:49

It's ok! And thanks, it helped!

C++ Programming

AmbiguousName24-Jun-10 4:55

24-Jun-10 4:55

hello guys ...im a newbie on linux. How can i run C++ programs on linux?? Can i get both compiler and the editor in same application (just like Turbo)??

Re: C++ Programming

Richard MacCutchan24-Jun-10 4:58

Richard MacCutchan

24-Jun-10 4:58

Try a Google search for Linux C C++ compiler, I'm sure you will find many possibilities. My personal favourites were gcc with vi/emacs as editors, but things have progressed since those dark days of the twentieth century.

It's time for a new signature.

Re: C++ Programming

AmbiguousName24-Jun-10 5:03