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![]() | Re: Man, that's big problem. LOL Try dumping the variables you're inserting before execution in the DB. From there, you should see any inconsistencies in your inputs or processes. |
Re: The solutions I can think of is creating a page scpecifically for a specific map, with a map generated by passing the city and theater in the URL, or through Ajax **SOLUTION 1** Client Selection & Server-side map info display using GET (what ever this is :D) - with this … | |
Re: Hi venkyb47, Can you put your script at the end of the body tag. Like this: <body> ... some wierd HTML stuff <script> ...put your javascript here </script> </body> Then tell me if this works. | |
Re: Direct PHP support, none. But hacks, yes. I'm just curious, what for? | |
![]() | Re: This one's tricky, having an image, that would notify an onfocus event; I remember IE's the only one who does that. LOL The first element with the onclick event that would fire up is the descendants, so meaning, if you're gonna reference body on the the onclick event, the function … ![]() |
Re: No more, no less. @Baradaran's right. by the way, just a clarification of what you want. Since you mentioned `clear: both`, by anychance is this(A) what you wanted to do? or (B)? (A) |--------------------------| |[PARAGRAPH 1] | |[PARAGRAPH 2] | | | (B) |--------------------------| |[PARAGRAPH 1][PARAGRAPH 2]| | | | … | |
Re: Do you mean installing a MySQL or creating a database in MySQL through an SQL file? Please clarify. | |
Re: it's quite fuzzy what you wanted to do, but the way you have sorted the TDs and separated each column I'm guessing if this is what you wanted. Initialize table_image_names, table_item_prices, table_username Prepare DB Connection Get DB Result Get each DB result row table_image_names .= DB_Result[IMAGE_NAME] table_item_prices .= DB_Result[ITEM_PRICE] table_username … | |
Re: Specifically, what's not working? On what part? | |
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Re: Hi scenium, Here's the thing you should do: 1. Check on what website the links are comming from. This might be an issue of people clicking on a mistyped or changed URL in your HTML A tag, from a reffering HTML A tag, unless you have typed it that way, … | |
Re: **Please see my comments commented on your code** <?php session_start();session_destroy(); session_start(); /** * 1. $_POST AND GET INTERCHANGE * The the condition in your if statement expects HTTP get method, but inside * your if block, it processes sent Post data with the password and repassword. * I assume you … | |
Re: Is what you're trying to do is to prettify the URL? Like you have 6 pages in your website, all writtenin PHP: 1. www.mydomain.com/page1.php 2. www.mydomain.com/page2.php 3. www.mydomain.com/page3.php 4. www.mydomain.com/page4.php 5. www.mydomain.com/page5.php 6. www.mydomain.com/page6.php and you, for example, wanted it to look this way, not exactly the same format as … | |
Re: Put the snippets below before any scripts in your manage-users-action.php file, if the array shows and empty email, password, firstname, and lastname, then your javscript might be the problem. Then, we can assume that your javascript's not working properly. // Add var_dump($_POST); var_dump($_POST); die(); | |
Re: Are you getting the data through AJAX call? | |
Re: Have you tried "**debugger;**" to put breakpoints in your code? MyLogin = function(){ this.loginUser = function(){ //getData through AJAX // insert the debugger to create a breakpoint; script stops here debugger; this.prepareUserData(userData) } this.prepareUserData = function(userData){ //... implementation for preparing user data } } ![]() | |
Re: pritaeas tutorial's a good one, it explains the fundamentals a lot. It's pretty much a good start before diving into google. [pritaeas OOP tutorial](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/tutorials/437592/introduction-to-phps-object-orientation) | |
Re: Can you dump the curl result, and paste it here. | |
Re: It failed because there were no "OR" in between some likes. **From Original Query:** key_skills LIKE '%php%' OR key_skills LIKE '%net%' key_skills LIKE '%php%' OR key_skills LIKE '%net%' key_skills LIKE '%php%' OR key_skills LIKE '%net%' **Query w/ Commments:** key_skills LIKE '%php%' OR key_skills LIKE '%net%' [MISSING OR] key_skills LIKE '%php%' … | |
Re: You can use str_split(). And extract, except that extract will skip non php strandard variable. You can just run through the array and assign a key on each value. Let me know if you got this, I'll be happy to create an example if you want to. |
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