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Or fel, they could get off their ass and look it up. Who's to say the website will still exist. Personally php.net has about 99% of the stuff you need to know definition wise and google has the rest.

It's not about stroking your ego; when you speak with other people about PHP it gives you a base vocabulary that is standard, the same definition, making it much easier to communicate. Better be...

Yeah you can use php to do this. You can use the 'system()' command to execute programs and other such things... http://us2.php.net/system

In summary read the php.net website before asking easily answered and documented questions. Stop being lazy.

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Brevity is a free open source code base or framework for people who do not wish to have cookie cutter websites. Brevitys' minimal structure cuts down massively on overhead because of its simplicity....

I hear writing your own is the way to get a perfect fix! you could try Webmin or something along those lines?

Disclamer : Tired.

isset, empty, etc...

something like this perhaps?



function TimeCheck($Allowed = array())
{
$now = time();
foreach($Allowed as $key => $value)
{
if($now > $Allowed[$key] && $now < $Allowed[++$key])

Write your own.

I would start by working with... http://us2.php.net/mysql_connect

Also !empty().

Run it through a benchmark.

Don't use IIS.

Well it boils down to a few things. You need to make sure that your directory permissions are set correctly (man chmod). You also need to make sure that your scripts are secure. You can run a fuzzer...

Your language files.


$book = {"english" => "german",
"etc" => "etc"};



You're page with the language change.

Well you could have your login page post to a php page such as login.php which handles all the login functions. Then at the top of the member page test to see if they are logged in before displaying.

I would use Javascript instead to do this initially. Having a second check in your code is always a good idea however.

Carl is right, session_register() is actually outdated and shouldn't be used... at least thats what I think it says.

Or if you are paranoid you could write your own equivilent function. Toss me a PM I might have something sitting around.

PHP is a scripting language, you need to have some way to send commands to the camera for instance a plugin that allows you to control the camera, or at least that particular functionality.

Check out the file functions such as fopen and examples.

Check out PHPMyAdmin, they have a single page idea.

Do what programmers do, write a tool for it, or in this case a script.

$_server['http_referer']