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I don't know off the top of my head how you would stop this. I did a quick google but results seem mostly concerned with how to stop it the other way around - when someone frames your site. I would...

Do you mean you used javascript not java? Any inline updates to the page will have to use javascript. If you have to do it with php you would have to have the form submit first and then PHP could...

The main problem would be if you didn't want the iframe to interact with the parent or if you did. Attempts by javascript to do so are blocked by some browsers to prevent cross site scripting hacks....

So I'm trying to optimise a query which looks like the following:

select * from table1
join table2 on field
join table3 on field
where match(table2.field1, table2.field2, table2.field3) against...

One of the reasons I like codeigniter is that you can use built in functions like the form helper but also you can just write the form in the view. It's a lot more flexible in that respect than a lot...

You could try ereg:

ereg("(\[[a-zA-Z ]*\])", $string, $return_array)

String being the string of data and the return_array is the array to put the results into. This is normally used for...

If you are looking at frameworks I would suggest looking at http://codeigniter.com/ which is my favourite and quite simple to use so a good starting place.

It's probably because your array is all lower case where as the date function will return a capitalised day.

Try it with capital letters


$days =...

Indeed, it is worth considering.

Well if you were worried about people not having javascript running then you could have the javascript degrade gracefully so that the javascript will send the form to the right place and if not it...

I just meant that maybe you would need to put
return false; after the ajax call to stop the form submitting if the ajax page didn't have time to update the data. If though it's all being saved...

I'm thinking that you could just put the following in your form:


<form onSubmit="new Ajax.Updater('your_div', 'record_data.php', {parameters:Form.serialize(document.data_form), asynchronous:...

I tend to use the scripts from script.aculo.us for my ajax but just prototype should do for this.

You could use the Ajax.Updater function to load a page into an invisible div that saves the data...

There a a couple of ways I would think about doing it. The simplest way doing something like saving the variables and loading the page with a new form of hidden variables to post to the merchant and...

So you're looking for something like this:



foreach($phpobj[value][items] as $link) {
echo '<a href="http://'....

If you've used the php time() function to get the timestamp then it is in seconds so with the difference in seconds it's fairly easy.

I don't have leopard but whenever I've done it I've needed to activate
AddModule mod_php4.c part in the conf file as well. Adding index.php to the DirectoryIndex section is also a good idea.
...

I don't think there are any similar examples around but it would look something like this:



<div id="menu1">
<a href="javascript:void(0);" onClick="new Ajax.Updater('menu2',...

$array[(count($array)-1)] would reference the last value in the array

I use the scripts from http://script.aculo.us a lot which are based on the prototype ajax functions.

How it works is you can just use the function 'ajax.updater()' to load another page into a div...

I use Coda which is great but it's only on mac

No problem ;)

ok try this


$arr[0]=array('a', 'a');
$arr[1]=array('a', 'b');
$arr[2]=array('a', 'c');
$arr[3]=array('a', 'd');


foreach($arr as $arr_element) {

Array merge (http://php.net/array_merge) would take care of most of that except I think you would get all occurrences of the letter 'a' but I don't know of a built in function that would do it all...

You can to make a unique key from multiple fields, I often do