I have this piece of code in PHP web app.
if (isset($require_admin) && $require_admin) {
if(!check_admin()) {
$toolContent_ErrorExists = $langCheckAdmin;
$errorMessagePath = "../../";
}
}
The normal behavior is that if the variable $require_admin is set and true,the code will check if the visit is by the admin.
I try to add a similar piece of code some lines below so as to make other things like checking for cross-origin(especially CSRF) requests.
if (isset($require_token) && $require_token) {
if( !checkToken( $mycsrf_token, $myform)) {
$toolContent_ErrorExists = $langCheckToken;
$errorMessagePath = "../../";
}
}
I had in mind that in this way i will have a check that the posted forms I get are valid and if no,there would be an error message.
However,when $require_token is set and true,and the condition is verified i have a very strange result.Not only nothing happens for the csrf validation,but the above function stops working properly and admin restriction stops to work.
I know the question maybe is ambiguous but I cannot get what's going on there.I'm not so experienced on web programming and totally new in PHP so maybe someone could have a better idea!
I am having an issue with my adding a new member page,, also having an issue with my login page which is similar in code. Both worked fine, tested multiple times and ways and then I switched hosting companies. The rest of the database driven site works fine still except this part. Have no idea why and possibly just need fresh eyes on it. I am fairly new to php and mysql to begin with,,, then attempting to learn the newer versions to keep my code upgraded has me at this point unable to figure out why the code is no longer working. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
The page will run up to this point,, I have confirmed that using echo, then it fails. The page itself, does not load, justs stays completely blank and the little loading wheel in the tab corner just spins and spins.
$sql="SELECT * FROM table WHERE field LIKE'$username'";
$rs=$db->query($sql);
$arr = $rs->fetch_all(MYSQLI_ASSOC);
// test to make sure there was not an issue loading the db
if($rs != true) { // start second if in nested section
// if any errors in reading the db redirect to a general db is down error page
//close db connection
mysqli_close($db);
// redirect header goes here, removed for this post
} else { // else to go with second if
// get number of rows returned in this case should be 0 or 1
$rows_returned = $rs->num_rows;
echo "num of rows are $rows_returned";
} // end second if
I am developing a simple system of sample products with Object Oriented PHP, very simple thing. So far, no problem, but I have to create a button that adds a product code recorded in the database to a form in the sidebar. I do not know to develop a shopping cart with OO PHP, and codes that I find always give error because of the call of the database, or when the data list. I've been thinking of doing for JS, any help?
sorry my bad english
I got it, first I did when I click a link step by GET and the ID Code I need after seto it in a cookie, each cookie with an ID. Then I check if cookie has registered with the IDs. Not the best and most correct, but it works (more or less). Now another problem, I need to click two times to get the result as it passes by id and need to be caught refresh = /
I think it was a bit confusing but it is the maximum that dyslexia allows me to do hehehe
Here I set up the structure with the data I have in my product page:
add
<?php
$cod_get = $_GET['cod'];
setcookie("SITENAME_cod_".$id_get."", $cod_get, time()+3600, "/","", 0);
?>
And here I have a loop checking if cookie with ids, I think it will give problems, but for now I think it works ...
Thank you all.
$produto = new produtos();
$i = 0;
$produto->selecionaTudo($produto);
$produto->selecionaCampos($produto);
while($res = $produto->retornaDados()):
$res->id;
$i++;
$get_cookie = $_COOKIE['SITENAME_cod_'.$res->id.''];
if (isset($get_cookie)) {
echo $get_cookie.', ';
}else{
echo "";
}
endwhile;
I have wordpress blog and I have massive comments under some posts. I found recently that some comments are duplicated two or three times. I want to use php code that removes duplicate elements from table wp_comments from mysql database of Wordpress (by opening php file from server). I used this code, but it doesn't work. Any ideas why? When I run this file I have blank page (no errors, but duplicated comments still there).
Code:
<?php
include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/wp-load.php' );
global $wpdb;
$comments = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM ".$wpdb->prefix."_comments"
." ORDER BY comment_post_ID, comment_content");
$prev = NULL;
foreach($comments as $comment) {
if ($prev && $prev->comment_content == $comment->comment_content
&& $prev->comment_post_ID == $comment->comment_post_ID ) {
echo 'It works';
$wpdb->query("DELETE FROM ".$wpdb->prefix."_comments WHERE comment_ID == ".$comment->comment_ID);
}
else
$prev = $comment;
}
$wpdb->print_error();
?>
Maybe you have better idea for this code?
I just spent time formatting your code so I could read it. There is no { after your else. I believe it is required if you include it in the first part of the if statement. In any case, omitting them in one application but using them in another in the same code block no less, is a terrible practice. Makes your code hard to read/maintain.
Additionally, you may not see an error if errors are suppressed.
Maybe I need to brush up on my PHP but will if ($prev) ever be true? It's not a boolean ever is it? It's not like a while when fetching a query. Maybe it is.
Put the following on top of your script, after the opening php tag
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set( 'display_errors','1');
Run it and tell us everything you see.
I have a strange problem with my cake (cake_1.2.0.7296-rc2).
My start()-action runs twice, under certain circumstances, even though only one request is made.
The triggers seem to be :
- loading an object like: $this->Questionnaire->read(null, $questionnaire_id);
- accessing $this-data
If I disable the call to loadAvertisement() from the start()-action, this does not happen.
If I disable the two calls inside loadAdvertisement():
$questionnaire = $this->Questionnaire->read(null, $questionnaire_id);
$question = $this->Questionnaire->Question->read(null, $question_id);
... then it doesn't happen either.
Why?
See my code below, the Controller is "questionnaires_controller".
function checkValidQuestionnaire($id)
{
$this->layout = 'questionnaire_frontend_layout';
if (!$id)
{
$id = $this->Session->read('Questionnaire.id');
}
if ($id)
{
$this->data = $this->Questionnaire->read(null, $id);
//echo "from ".$questionnaire['Questionnaire']['validFrom']." ".date("y.m.d");
//echo " - to ".$questionnaire['Questionnaire']['validTo']." ".date("y.m.d");
if ($this->data['Questionnaire']['isPublished'] != 1
//|| $this->data['Questionnaire']['validTo'] < date("y.m.d")
//|| $this->data['Questionnaire']['validTo'] < date("y.m.d")
)
{
$id = 0;
$this->flash(__('Ungültiges Quiz. Weiter zum Archiv...', true), array('action'=>'archive'));
}
}
else
{
$this->flash(__('Invalid Questionnaire', true), array('action'=>'intro'));
}
return $id;
}
function start($id = null) {
$this->log("start");
$id = $this->checkValidQuestionnaire($id);
//$questionnaire = $this->Questionnaire->read(null, $id);
$this->set('questionnaire', $this->data);
// reset flow-controlling session vars
$this->Session->write('Questionnaire',array('id' => $id));
$this->Session->write('Questionnaire'.$id.'currQuestion', null);
$this->Session->write('Questionnaire'.$id.'lastAnsweredQuestion', null);
$this->Session->write('Questionnaire'.$id.'correctAnswersNum', null);
$this->loadAdvertisement($id, 0);
$this->Session->write('Questionnaire'.$id.'previewMode', $this->params['named']['preview_mode']);
if (!$this->Session->read('Questionnaire'.$id.'previewMode'))
{
$questionnaire['Questionnaire']['participiantStartCount']++;
$this->Questionnaire->save($questionnaire);
}
}
function loadAdvertisement($questionnaire_id, $question_id)
{
//$questionnaire = array();
$questionnaire = $this->Questionnaire->read(null, $questionnaire_id);
//$question = array();
$question = $this->Questionnaire->Question->read(null, $question_id);
if (isset($question['Question']['advertisement_id']) && $question['Question']['advertisement_id'] > 0)
{
$this->set('advertisement', $this->Questionnaire->Question->Advertisement->read(null, $question['Question']['advertisement_id']));
}
else if (isset($questionnaire['Questionnaire']['advertisement_id']) && $questionnaire['Questionnaire']['advertisement_id'] > 0)
{
$this->set('advertisement', $this->Questionnaire->Question->Advertisement->read(null, $questionnaire['Questionnaire']['advertisement_id']));
}
}
I really don't understand this... it don't think it's meant to be this way.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! :)
Regards,
Stu
Check your layout for non-existent links, for example a misconfigured link to favicon.ico will cause the controller action to be triggered for a second time. Make sure favicon.ico points towards the webroot rather than the local directory, or else requests will be generated for /controller/action/favicon.ico rather than /favicon.ico - and thus trigger your action.
This can also happen with images, stylesheets and javascript includes.
To counter check the $id is an int, then check to ensure $id exists as a primary key in the database before progressing on to any functionality.
For me it was a JS issue.
Take care of wrap function with jQuery that re-execute JS in wrapped content!
You might want to try and find out where it comes from using the debug_print_backtrace() function. (http://nl.php.net/manual/en/function.debug-print-backtrace.php
Had the same problem, with a certain action randomly running 2-3 times. I tracked down two causes:
Firefox add-on Yslow was set to load automatically from it's Preferences, causing pages to reload when using F5 (not when loading the page from the browser's address bar and pressing Enter).
I had a faulty css style declaration within the options of a $html->link(); in some cases it would end up as background-image: url('');, which caused a rerun also. Setting the style for the link to background-image: none; when no image was available fixed things for me.
Hope this helps. I know this is quite an old post, but as it comes up pretty high in Google when searching for this problem, I thought it might help others by still posting.
Good luck
Jeroen den Haan
I had a problem like this last week.
Two possible reasons
Faulty routes (DO check your routes configuration)
Faulty AppController. I add loads of stuff into AppController, especially to beforeFilter() and beforeRender() so you might want to check those out also.
One more thing, are where are you setting the Questioneer.id in your Session? Perhaps that's the problem?
Yes, it occurs when there is a broken link in the web page. Each browser deals with it variously (Firefox calls it 2x). I tested it, there is no difference in CakePHP v1.3 and v2.2.1. To find out who the culprit is, add this line to the code, and then open the second generated file in you www folder:
file_put_contents("log-" . date("Hms") . ".txt", $this->params['pass'] ); // CakePHP v1.3
file_put_contents("log-" . date("Hms") . ".txt", $this->request['pass'] ); //CakePHP v2.2.1
PS: First I blame jQuery for it. But in the end it was forgotten image for AJAX loading in 3rd part script.
I had the same problem in chrome, I disabled my 'HTML Validator' add on. Which was loading the page twice
I was having a similar issue, the problem seemed to be isolated to case-insensitivity on the endpoint.
ie:
http://server/Questionnaires/loadAvertisement -vs-
http://server/questionnaires/loadavertisement
When calling the proper-cased endpoint, the method ran once -whereas the lower-cased ran twice. The problem was occurring sporadically -happening on one controller, but not on another (essentially the same logic, no additional components etc.). I couldn't confirm, but believe the fault to be of the browser -not the CakePHP itself.
My workaround was assuring that every endpoint link was proper-cased. To go even further, I added common case-variants to the Route's configuration:
app/config/routes.php
<?php
// other routes..
$instructions = ['controller'=>'Questionnaires','action'=>'loadAvertisement'];
Router::connect('/questionnaires/loadavertisement', $instructions);
Router::connect('/QUESTIONNARIES/LOADADVERTISEMENT', $instructions);
// ..etc
If you miss <something>, for example a View, Cake will trigger a missing <something> error and it will try to render its Error View. Therefore, AppController will be called twice. If you resolve the missing issue, AppController is called once.