Maybe a better solution is more defensive javascript coding. You could check for the existence of the attribute prior to altering it and thus be ready for other browsers you may not be testing for to...
Look into auth-capture requests through a payment gateway. You will not be able to store the CC details in a database in the manner it sounds like you are suggesting as it violates the PCI and will...
We would need to see the code used, otherwise we would just be throwing guesses out there. Most common issues would be path problems where the font file was not located or capitalization if moving...
Either you store the files above the htdocs (or whatever your base folder is) or you can store them in a sub folder and block all access with htaccess. Then as described above you check...
I would say if a user breaks into another users account by guessing the authentication details then their files would be compromised either way. There is not really a need to store the files on...
The content might've been just fine (I'm not an expert in the field of workouts or fitness, just web development/business analysis these days). Did you construct that theme yourself? If so, you might...
Many consumers are not likely to purchase from a site that doesn't look "professional" in quality as they don't trust that site to provide the service/product/etc they are looking for. Consumers are...
Is the client a software designer or developer? Foreign keys and additional tables provide a great flexibility when the needs of a data application change (such as SEO as mentioned above). You can...
Do you have error reporting on? Is fsockopen disabled in your php.ini? Are you running the php through the MPC server/socket? The tutorial you showed doesn't have you doing that at but instead...
Depends on how you are handling session storage and propagation. You might be able to pass the session id in the url to link the session. If you are storing the session in a shared database (or in...
No problem. Glad I could help you clear up the confusion a bit. Don't forget to mark this thread as resolved if your question doesn't still need an answer.
So you are embedding an animation then if you are showing maps. JSP can embed flash or Java applets just like PHP can. You might look into the Google Maps Javascript API if you want to reduce your...
That would depend on your xml, what functionality was being provided by Flash, etc. If it is just a case of displaying different contents depending on variables PHP is perfectly capable to handle...
I would use graceful fallbacks so that user will get an approximation of the functionality if they can't view the full deal. If a browser cannot support a CSS declaration it won't try so it doesn't...
It depends on what exactly you are looking for. In Javascript it is best practice to check for feature availability before using it rather than making special cases for different specific browser...