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PHP and Javascript rarely line up because of the different times they're executed. getAttribute I can't see as being useful beforehand and without AJAX you can't use it later.

http://www.php.net/curl

This allows you to open streams to other URLs. You can use fread and fwrite on it (or fget and fput, or whatever PHP uses for streams). If you looked on the W3C you'd...

That would work, but easier on the class engine as:



class DateOptions
{
var $WhatMonth;
var $Month = array(1 => 'jan', 'feb', 'mar', 'apr', 'may', 'jun', 'jul', 'aug', 'sep', 'oct',...

HTTP variables are your best friend for this. What you'd do is make one blog page and all the user specific things would come from a database. You'd use an HTTP variable to retrieve this from the...

I think your problem is that the pages are designed to be run singularly, and not to be part of a group. You're including "dbinfo.inc.php" once in each page, and if this isn't protected against...

Probably by running the make file through a compiler after setting the options you want.

Try separating the code. Look at the output from the PHP, make sure it's suitable for LoadVars, variables/values must be url_encode()'d or LoadVars won't read it properly. After this try using some...

Your problem is that you can't initialize the array in the root of the class. Move the $this->Month[] things into the constructor and it will work.

If it's not a local database (something like freesql.org) that could be contributing to the page load. Any local database query shouldn't take 4 seconds.

That... really isn't relevant. HTTP demands a lot more headers so that it can transfer multiple types of information and be understood. A chat server simply requires a "who: what" message, cutting...

25% of your posts though.... 25%!

Not to be mean, but you ask waaaaay too many questions.

I read the entire thing, pretty good.

highlight_string() and highlight_file().

Probably something like this:

/>[^>]*title[^<]*</
If that doesn't work, you could always screw around with this one I made for replacing php links in strings.

POSIX:
Replace ...

Nope. $var is an instance of outcome. Correct syntax should be:

$var->email;


When I posted, Steve said:

$var->outcome["email"]; :P.

Why not just rip it out of PHPMyAdmin?

Nope. You could parse the html and draw it yourself though.

The title and filesize are both contained within the .torrent, as well as a link to the tracker. You'd need to scrape from the tracker for the rest of it, but I'm not quite sure how to do that.
...

Why use tiff at all? They're big and not supported by many things. Just write a quick batch file to convert them at upload time.

Wrong. There's nothing wrong with that, except maybe that $a is undefined or you aren't showing us all the code.

We'd want /[ad][be][cf][14][25][36][xg][y7][zh]/ on the first comparison, but say if you have a strictness of 2, on the third it would become [a-z]{3}[0-9]{3}[a-z][a-z0-9][a-z], and compress it to as...

Just for your information, eregi is case insensitive, so a-zA-z isn't applicable.

What error do you get?

You could use auto_prepend_file in php.ini to include a file with a function containing HTML in it, and then run this function wherever you need it. If it has to be at a certain place which isnt at...