If you manually call ob_start() at the beginning of your script, you might notice that you are unable to use phpsh. By commenting it out, I was able to fix the issue.

I don’t think it technically hangs, it just sits there with the data in a buffer waiting to be flushed.

I’ll be honest, this isn’t very useful. The goal was to have an array of months in the least amount of code.

for($i = 1; $i

Perhaps you’d like to just sent XML over post, and not have xml=your_nodes_and_stuff_here. No sweat.

$xml = urldecode(file_get_contents(‘php://input’));

Enjoy.

This can now be called with:

curl -d “some_xml_here” http://yoursite.com/pagename

I’m migrating a PHP 4 site right now. It makes me realize how far PHP has come in the last few years.

I ran across a weird bug where code was working on our dev server, but not production. I was getting the error:

session_start(): Failed to initialize storage module

We’re using memcache to [...]