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Maybe mysql_num_rows() might help?

You are. If you already know PHP, learning how to integrate it with MySQL will be a breeze. Here's a handy tutorial I used when learning MySQL: http://w3schools.com/php/php_mysql_intro.asp

Also, a...

Sounds like a job for a database.

My pattern is much more versatile, as it works for any chunk of HTML, it works for both kinds of quotes and any amount of space between "style", "=" and the actual style definition. Also, testing for...

Interesting. Maybe it somehow hacks Apache in order to add such values, too? People who have this problem should check their $_SERVER variables (either using phpinfo() or just going through $_SERVER...

Here's the best that I could come up with, using regular expressions:

<?php

header("Content-Type: text/plain");

$subject = "<img src = 'my_image.jpg' style='height:50px;width:30px;'/>";...

I still think that the tag name is more important than any other attributes (after all, the class name is just an attribute as well). The tag name defines what an object is, the attributes defining...

I'm sorry, but how does "Attributes can be added to aid pronunciation of words and phrases in foreign languages" mean class names?! Do you really think that we will use class="romanian" to let user...

I don't mean to offend, but you speak a lot with few facts. Your whole last post talks about things that might happen in the future and how new technologies that we can't currently imagine will come...

I keep wondering what those functions actually do. They're too mangled up to make something out of them.

Are you saying that W3C will deprecate all tags and leave only <div> and <span>? I beg to differ. The reason why <font> and <i> are deprecated is because they have no semantic meaning. They mean...

You can also use your own error handler, check out set_error_handler(). This way you can nicely catch your errors and log them wherever you want (in a file, in a database etc.).

I disagree with this. In my opinion, they should still be taught / learned separately, otherwise the concept of separating content from presentation will fade in the novice's mind (as he will live...

Try using a captcha :)

This should be moved to the HTML forum.

I have to take Mindzai / NogDog's part on this. When you write HTML, you write it with the purpose of it being interpreted in a programmatic fashion (by...

Some FTP clients store passwords in plain text. Some viruses search for these files and send them "home". I don't know about WinSCP -- although the protocol (SSH) is a lot safer than FTP, I think it...

Well, I think the most important thing is how you create those $gamex variables. You only posted the way you are reading them, and that is not the source of the problem :).

Try this:

$x = 1;
while($x <= 10) {
$game = "game" . $x;
$game = $$game;

$string = "<p>Game $x: " . $game[0] . "</p>";
echo $string;
$x = $x + 1;

Or, you can use the <input type="submit"> element:

<input type="submit" name="do_what" value="Login">
Then just check if $_POST['do_what'] is "Login" or "Signup".

If you use <button>:
...

Also note that generating .php files dynamically can be terribly unsafe, no matter how safe you think it is. On top of that, it uses much more hard drive space than you would use if you'd go with...

Just use string manipulation functions (like substr, strpos, strrpos etc.) and, after you get the desired link, just do this:

header("Location " . $url);
to redirect the user to the new location.

It's great that you figured Ajax out. Here's a small tip: usually, it's not really useful to look at the status code of the request. Usually, people just check that the status is 200 (although most...

AFAIK, it is not right to send multiple headers with the same name (at least not for Content-Type). That is why you are getting different results. Try this:


$filename =...

You can:
1) Redirect to the same page using header("Location: ..."); -- this will clear all POST variables;
2) When the user submits data, first check if it is not already in the database.

1) Developing web pages using HTML, CSS is completely different than ActionScript. It's a whole other concept.
2) Using JavaScript like that is bad and completely not seo-ready. Search engine...