Now here’s some answers for that…

function convertMACAddress($input)
{
    // clean up unwanted characters
    $input = preg_replace( '/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/', '', $input);

    // initiate character positioning
    $pos = 0;

    // declare output container
    $output = '';

     // if given MAC is invalid, terminate process and return an error
     if (strlen($input) < 12)
     {
           return '[Unrecognized MAC address]';
     }

    // initiate convertion...
    for ($i = 0; $i < 6; $i++)
    {
           if ($i == 0)
           {
                  $output .= substr($input, $pos, 2);
           }
           else
           {
                   $output .= ':'.substr($input, $pos, 2);
            }
            $pos += 2;
     }

      return $output;
}

That’s it… Problem solved. If need a sample code, please download the source -> Mac Convert (27) — Have fun coding..

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<?php

$authenticated = true;

// [1] standard if-else statement
if ($authenticated)
{
     echo ‘YES’;
}
else
{
      echo ‘NO’;
}

// same with [1]
if ($authenticated) { echo ‘YES’; } else { echo ‘NO’; }

// [2] lil bit shortcut
if ($authenticated)
      echo ‘YES’;
else
      echo ‘NO’;

// [3] the shortcut
echo $result = ($authenticated) ? ‘YES’ : ‘NO’;

?>

Or let me say its an evolution of if-else statement… Hahaha.. or maybe the laziness of the programmer. So got it? hehehehe..

Download the PHP script at;

1. Main Download: Simple Upload Demo (6)
   
2. Mirror 1: simple_upload.zip

Upload File Demo: http://www.cable21.net/camilord/simple_upload/index.html

Modification according to your preferred setup

Its default upload directory is uploads/ and to change this, just change the line 19;

// set upload destination
$uploaddir = “uploads/”;

In the script, it is capable to validate allowed file types. As default, images files are only allowed to be uploaded. To change this, just edit the upload.php at line 37.

// allowed file types
$validMIME = array(‘jpg’,‘jpeg’,‘bmp’,‘png’,‘gif’);

Just add any file extension you want to allow… Sample;

// allowed file types
$validMIME = array(‘jpg’,‘jpeg’,‘bmp’,‘png’,‘gif’,‘doc’,‘zip’,‘pdf’);

So I just allowed Document, Zip and PDF files…

That’s all.. I think everything is understandable.. hehehe.. Please read also the comments.

This PHP Fatal error message will be encountered if your PHP script memory requirements exceed the default 8MB limit. Somehow, you can overcome this by doing two methods.

1. Set Resource Limits in /etc/php.ini

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
; Resource Limits ;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

max_execution_time = 45 ; Maximum execution time of each script
max_input_time = 60 ; Maximum amount may spend parsing request data
memory_limit = 12M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB)

2. Initiate a function to set the Resources Limit

ini_set("memory_limit","12M");

Why so serious?!? that’s it… your done!