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If you want to do an 'internal' rewrite, you can remove the R=301 part of the example above and the browser will show the /joe URL while your web application will see profile.php?username=joe as the requested URL.

To further expand on the above resource link, S3 is effectively object storage which is accessed using normal HTTP requests (instead of a normal filesystem like you might be used to). It can be used by your application to store files/data and then direct users to specially formatted URLs on …

There are 2 sides to this - programming for a platform, and developing/creating a game - if you have experience with neither, I would begin will developing some simple utility/tool applications for your desired platform before contemplating a game - alternatively, I'd highly recommend using HTML5/JavaScript instead of developing native …

NULL values and non-empty strings will be included by != "" You should probably add an additional test for that. SELECT count(DISTINCT id) FROM tbl INNER JOIN tbl1 ON tbl.id = tbl1.id WHERE id IN(1,2,3) AND value != '' AND value IS NOT NULL;

PHP supports smtp only for windows - are you on a Linux machine? you should use the mail() function in php and then configure the sendmail daemon on the host if you are.

Careful not to mix up client behaviour and serverside behaviour. With PHP, the session lives until PHP expires the session or it is manually purged by your code. When a browser is closed, it will delete any session cookies in its cache which includes the cookie that was created by …

change the line to $update = "UPDATE settings SET value = '$value' WHERE value = 'Login Script'"; but before you do that, you need to set $value first of course - it is not initialised in your code above. something like `$value = $_POST['value'];` etc

Does Zebra_Image() have any method for rendering/outputting the image data? if it does, you should be able to echo that out after setting the MIME type in the response with `header("Content-type: image/jpeg");` or similar.

Some restrictions may be in place on your host - try changing the require to be 'wp-includes/version.php' instead.

Do you have a debug or console output/log with the relevant stack trace or error message available for us?

You need to add localhost as an authorized origin - this would be CORS in javascript terminology - Cross-Origin Resource Sharing. You will need to add http headers in the response to indicate to the client browser that requests originating from code loaded on other domains can make http requests …

In your case Raklin you should try this query instead. If it doesn't work, we'll need to know what error you are actually receiving. $sql=mysql_query("UPDATE tbl_user SET username='$username', password='$password', permission='$permission' WHERE id=$id") or die(mysql_error());

you cannot use the array reference inside the "" marks without wrapping the variable with {} so $query = "INSERT INTO mailing (`test`) VALUES ('${insert_csv['first_name']}')"; should work better

you should probably use the table & table-cell css 'display' parameters if needing to implement any grid-type layout with divs. Alternatively I would continue using tables if you need to display actual tabular data. See http://ajaxian.com/archives/display-table for a good discussion of the 2 approaches!

Also - by default MySQL often doesn't listen (check for the no-listen directive in /etc/my.cnf) or listens on localhost only. Double check that it is listening on the network using netstat -lnp and make sure mysql is listening on *:3306 or 0.0.0.0:3306

I'd agree with approaching this with client-side validation such as what diafol mentions. Additionally, you can implement a similar check serverside such as what you have in your first post to prevent clients that may bypass the javascript routines and attempt to submit directly.

mysql_query expects a string that does not end in a semi-colon.

for reference, the submit input element appears to have a missing whitespace character before the name attribute. This would cause your submitted form to not have $_POST['submit'] which would explain the reload. If that is not what you fixed, let us know :)

If nothing sensitive can be accessed from this particular directory (mdb files appear to already by protected), then there may not be an issue - however, there may be other directories that contain files that should not be accessed. Directory Browsing just makes it easier to discover the directory contents …

I'd recommend the igbinary implementation if sticking with storage in the session data. Outside of that, you may want to store the objects in the database and store just a reference to it in the session, or use a solution such as Redis http://www.redis.io which can integrate with PHP using …

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if you need to do a simple fetch, then wget would be recommended. If you need to have more control, use curl which allows use of cookies, sending/posting data etc and other magic. If you need to interact with it as a human - then just use lynx. More details …

To have the listeners re-applied dynamically you would need to attach it using the 'live' method - in your example, the listener for active_arrow is applies on DOMReady - at which point the target element does not exist, and therefore the listener doesn't become active. To make jquery continually attempt …

This is often caused by border collapsing. You can either change the collapse behaviour using CSS or apply a margin of 1px to the outer element that is a direct child of <body>. However, in this case it appears the body element is having a default margin being applied to …

I guess you forgot to trigger your .validate() call - either manually, or automatically after the DOMReady event (ie. using <script>$(){ $('#personalInfo').validate({ your options }); }</script> in the document somewhere.)

You'll need to post to your own form script first, and then that needs to generate a new hidden form that auto-posts to PayPal and preferably implements IPN. There are a number of existing PHP scripts etc that implement this that you can probably do a drop-in replacement with such …

pritaeas is correct, the app always needs to initiate the connection to the server before the server can send data to it. The only exception to this would be using a Push Notification system in the Android platform similar to iOS. This would be where your server sends a message …

As long as the app requests the .json file using an absolute URL (not relative which you might have used prior to packaging with phonegap) and network connectivity to that URL is ok, then there should be no problem. You need to confirm that it uses an absolute URI and …

It would likely be very tough to break in to a programming role at 40+ without having many years experience prior.

I would tend to agree with the suggestions of Joomla/Drupal for the more technically inclined end-users, or developers etc that may need constant changes/updates/customizations/new features etc. Wordpress is great for the more non-technical end-users to add valuable content and to self-update and maintain the site after initial customizations have been …

Just make sure that intent/focus on site content, architecture etc is on providing more relevant content & information to users where possible as opposed to being aimed at increasing page views, traffic, ad space which is not related to an increase in quality content or sharing - in general. Robotic …

It simply means that they provide no warranty for storage of data you store using their service, and also as a result shall not be liable for any damages or loss incurred by you due to loss of such data as a result of system failures, deletion, compromise. A 'Use …

One of our customers hired us to build an e-commerce platform for their new business, entirely from scratch. Why? They are in the business of licensing photographic work to the photojournalism market, and require features to enable sale of digital content with appropriate licensing schemes, as well as tracking/editing image …

Unfortunately, the patent probably uses the unique technological features that implement and allow usage of such gestures to be interpreted by a computing device, which produces a new human-interface design!!! (a.k.a using an existing concept and describing it differently) hehe!

a rel="nofollow" attribute on a link simply means Google *may* crawl the link, and count it as a link etc, but it will not pass anchor text or 'link juice' (page rank). nofollow simply means 'I cannot vouch for the legitimacy or relevance of the target URL'

Just take a 'logical' approach to website architecture, and make sure that html markup is used as designed/intended. Also consider the average visitor's impression and perception of the website's relevance and quality.

Be default I launch Chrome as my general-use browser, but when working I would often fire up Firefox, Safari and IE also due to being a developer!

Since most items are imported to the EU via Germany before being distributed further I guess it is the best location to have such an injunction in place! It sure will be interesting to see how this one proceeds over the coming months due to the increasing tensions between Apple …

Different approaches to indexing such as images, and especially social (as Bing integrates Facebook sharing data in its index due to their agreement/deal) can effect many rankings in search. The same approach will not work to the same degree with both engines.

The Title & Description targeted words are not found in the page or a h1 tag first of all. So the perceived relevance of the title to the page is low in the first place. Also, the description itself is not particularly well formed, and the title should probably be …

My Thoughts: x.commerce will be more a commerce platform/ecosystem as opposed to a particular product so I would assume there will only be stronger integrations between magento, paypal and ebay components going forward. (Eg. Being able to leverage auction data perhaps within magento or vice-versa)

make sure the dataType is set correctly for the $.post request (you could try using the underlying $.ajax version of the function). If using plain text responses etc, you may have to use eval(data) etc depending on the data that is being returned/expected. For effective communication and information transfers, JSON …

[code]if(document.a.email.value!="" ||document.a.email.value!=null )[/code] That condition is always true - you should AND any NOT conditions in general. also you can probably pass the this keyword to return val() and use that in your function for portability.