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It looks like three possible sources for this error include: * [Extraneous whitespace surrounding array structures](http://www.microtuts.com/php-unserialize-error-at-offset-simple-solution/) * [Backslashes included to escape quotation marks](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4149030/php-unserialize-error-at-offset-works-on-some-servers-not-others) * [", ', :, or ; in array values](http://davidwalsh.name/php-serialize-unserialize-issues) I wonder if it would be possible to log the input for the error cases.
Hi paine_today, Without seeing the related HTML, it might be difficult for others to understand what's going on. Thanks, pikpik
Hi london-G, The website and menu appear to work in Safari (5) for Mac OS X. What seems to be the issue? Thank you, pikpik
Hi vingan, One way would be to submit the form to a page for server-side processing on your server. That page could then e-mail you a report containing the desired information. Once that's done, the server-side page could submit the required information to PayPal, to continue with the order processing.
Hi! One way seems to be to edit the contents of the imported/placed object. I just tried this with Illustrator and Photoshop in CS2. I don't know if it still applies to CS6. In Illustrator: 1. Create a rendering 2. Save to file In Photoshop: 1. *Place* rendering from file …
Hi Nathaniel10, > I have a form with several inputs. One has a sub-input based on the condition of the original input. [...] If the user needs to change the original input a second time I want to the function to fail to execute on that second or subsequent time. …
Hi, As part of porting a (mostly C++) library[1] to a "new" operating system[2], I'm trying to link the library's semaphore class to the platform's semaphore implementation. The problem is that the library assumes that the semaphore implementation will be a modern POSIX one[3] but the operating system's semaphores are …
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