I started work on a web chat server written in python. The plan for this project is to write a standalone chat server that has both a built in web client that requires only a html compatible web...
There are not definite file size limits. However if you want to use one php file to display multiple pages you would be better off having each page in a separate file and just including them using...
Either way will work but i would avoid using php to display the other files unless you have to because links like example.com?location=about are not search engine freindly and may lower your page...
I uploaded it to my server and its working now. the script before was not counting on from server time just displaying it. The same thing that i have done for seconds, minutes and hours needs to be...
once your form submits the value to php you could have php store it as a cookie and then write it again when the page reloads. This could probably be done with javascript as well.
this might be because you are running windows which treats upper and lower case file names as the same. but the server is probably running unix or linux which does not.
javascript is a client side language so it can't directly get the server time.
the only way to do this would be to use php to get the current time on the server and then use javascript to count on...