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This query is almost certainly due to a mysql dump being run on the database. Those are the style of queries it submits to extract the data for the dump. Check for the time when it happens, it might be a backup that is running. # Time: 130219 18:11:35 # User@Host: user[host] @ localhost [] # Query_t...

Some people had problems with GIMP 2.6. So here is the updated version: (define (gimp_test_resize pattern img-width dir prefix) (let* ((filelist (cadr (file-glob pattern 1)))) ;Get list of files (while (not (null? filelist)) (let* ((filename (car filelist)) (new_filename (string-append dir prefix fi...

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<DIV> is more like a paragraph and <SPAN> is not. The DIV element gives you the chance to define the style of whole sections of the HTML. You can define a division of your page as a call out and give that area a different style from the surrounding text. Because the CENTER element has been deprecate...

Basically it means you run out of disk-space.

Liberate some space and try again.

If you still have problems even with Try

$pattern="/\b".preg_quote($c_line[1],'/')."\b/i";

It should escape any 'bad' character.

I have good results with mysql_query("INSERT INTO table (product,date_1) values ('item','$today')"); $lastid=mysql_insert_id(); Basically it gets the id generated from the previous insert. If it doesn't work, You can try to get it from table status: $result=mysql_query("SHOW TABLE STA...

On this site you get a good overview of several patterns,
with there pro's and con's:
http://mathiasbynens.be/demo/url-regex

I find the following pattern works well for me "@((https?://|ftp://)([-\w\.]+)+(:\d+)?(/([\w/_\.\-\+\~\=\:]*(\?\S+)?)?)?)@" $pattern=array("@((https?://|ftp://)([-\w\.]+)+(:\d+)?(/([\w/_\.\-\+\~\=\:]*(\?\S+)?)?)?)@"); $replace=array("[Somtehing]\\1"); $str=preg_replace(...

strtotime() does its job well, but it need to be in the correct order. day month year Use a function to switch the dates: function switch_date($str) { //split string $arr=explode(' ',$str); //put in correct order $new_str=$arr[2].$arr[1].$arr[0].$arr[3]; return date('Y-m-d', strtotime($new_str)); }