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I try to post my resolutions . . . Can't tell you the number of times I have had an issue, found a thread on point on some message board, and there's no conclusion! It gets frustrating.

Glad to...

I have a flash movie that is a map and loads all sorts of content from an XML file. The entire map is 800 x 640. I was hoping to load the file into a smaller window (perhaps 300 x 200) and be able to...

Figured out my error:


mysql -u*myuser* -p*mypass* *myDB* < /path/to/my/file.dump

Stupid caret. For anyone that is out there wondering, what I found reading was that mysqlimport should only be...

I have successfully been able to get mysqldump to work using:


mysqldump -u*myuser* -p*mypass* *myDB* > --tables some tables here /path/to/my/file.dump

The problem is I cannot get the...

Great, thanks. I did a couple quick tests to no avail. I need to fiddle with it some more to get it working.

This is more of a general question, if it turns out that my answer requires more specificity, I will post some code, but first I wanted to run something by you guys.

Upon returning results to an...

yea . . . it is. Thanks for the help. That looks like a good way to do it, and with some tweaks I think I could get that to where I want it.

I pulled this script from discussions on php.net under the array_diff function:


<?php
function diff_rek(&$a1,&$a2,$D,$k,&$vbck)
{
$x=$vbck[$D][$k]; $y=$x-$k;
if ($D==0)
{
if ($x==0)...

Thanks. I will take a look into that.

I've looked through several resources and could not come up with something, so I thought I would ask you guys if you knew of a script to do what I want, or have any thoughts on how to build one.

I...

I am working on a new site, and am not much of a designer at all. I have made some real cool features, and am very happy with my coding, but thought I would ask for some assistance/thoughts on the...

How about SELECT DISTINCT

I am working on a project based off a members database. I am working on building out a messaging utility, (think PM) and trying to come up with a user friendly and simple way for people to enter...

The item is not a form element. It is a iframe with ActiveMode on (WYSIWYG editor). I am initializing my onkeydown event as such:



if(isIE){
myIframe.document.attachEvent('onkeydown',...

I have an onKeyDown event triggering on a WYSIWYG I am working on. ([i]The main reason was to resolve this issue http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=126671, I have finally figured out...

Anyone have any solutions. I have been googling for three days now to no avail....

Alright... so I have played around a bit, and I have been able to get an onkeydown event to trigger using:


frames[0].addEventListener('keydown', mytest, true);

However, it of course only...

I am using a WYSIWYG editor script that I got from http://www.rtef.info

My problem is that I realized in Internet explorer, pressing the tab button will advance the user to the next form element,...

Well, I don't think there is any way to avoid that. Personally, what I would do, is one of two things...

1) I would probably just not use this method. Instead do a user email verification, where...

So you got your email validation script, now you need the AJAX? Or do you have that? Confused as to what the request is for.

I have a pretty good script (not perfect, but efficient) that I...

Alright, so my issue was that my "redirect" page did not output anything to the browser on that page. Works now. I knew it would be simple ;)

Well, I tried doing something like that before as well. Where I had a quick redirection page.... but, I will try that again and report back.

More or less you need something like this:


<?
$qry=mysql_query("SELECT item FROM `table` WHERE id='1';") or die(mysql_error());
$valueFromDB=mysql_fetch_assoc($qry);
echo "<input type='text'...

I have a login script that works pretty much as below:

if($_GET['login']=='true'){
if($act->login($_POST['user'],$_POST['pass'])){
header("Location: {$info['url']}");
exit();
}
}

The...

very nice.....

it is a play on words of sorts.

Julius Caesar's famous quote after he marched on Rome "veni vidi vici" (I came, I saw, I conquered)

I'll let you figure out what biberi means...