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We are getting a site ready for a client that is using a full AJAX approach to their site, so pretty much every link is using a hash bash.

I'm currently trying to get a crawling system going for...

I have a site (Server 2008, IIS 7) where we only allow certain IP's to access the admin of the site. One of the clients who need to get into the admin has a dynamic IP and is causing us to have to...

My company is trying to get our Google Feed to accept information for Red Laser scanning/comparison of products. I believe that I have all of the information that is needed for this, the mpn and the...

I'm sure that I'm not posting this to the proper forum, but I'm not sure where the best one would be for this type of question.

I'm pretty good at using PHP and some MySQL, but I have no knowledge...

What is your error saying exactly? Just that it's not sending or that something is breaking the code? Cause looking at your code, it should be like this, correct?



$firstName =...

the strtotime function is a good way to be lazy too. http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php

$messageBody = $message . ', ';


Try that and see if it works. I find that putting quotes around the variables tends to cause more problems than it's worth, try and practice keeping your...

I haven't tested it, but from what I'm understanding on what you want to do, you might want to try this:


<script type="text/javascript">

$(document).ready(function(){

$('*,...

Oh, then that's easy. Name your SELECT tag and then put the values of the email address you want as the options.


<select id="emailTo" name="emailTo">
<option...

Not to nit-pick, but why do you have a javascript call at your $recipient variable? I would figure that having another set of " would break your code and wouldn't get past that point. Besides, from...

It looks like you have your quotes in the wrong place. Try doing it this way instead.:

$data = 's1=' . $s1;
echo '<form method="get" action="tictactoe.php?data=" '. $data . '" >';

As a rule,...

try putting your session_start at the top of the form.

I have an unordered list that contains the list of categories for my work's site. Every now and then we want to emphasis a certain category with an image or icon, so we put that image in an anchor...

Found out what it was. I was making stupid mistakes in jQuery while using a plugin. Everything is fine now.

I'm trying to make my timeclock for work, and the Date object in Javascript is giving me wrong values. I made sure that the time on my computer is the actual time, day and year, yet I either get...

document.getElementById('out').innerHTML = "Name: " + name + "<br />Number: " + num + "<br />Email: " + email + "<br />Comments: " + com;

That's the easy quick way to do it

document.getElementById('out').innerHTML = name + "<br /> " + num + "<br /> " + email + "<br /> " + com;

Try structuring your $.ajax a little differently:


$.ajax({
url: 'MY URL',
dataType: 'json',
success: function(msg) {
alert("success"); },
error: function() {
...

Actually, using a plugin for FireFox called YSlow, it has a suggestion in there to cache your javascript and stylesheets using php. I've done it for my work's site, and it loads up pretty quick,...

Looks good, but I would go easy on the drop shadows for your headings. I found them to be blury and hard on the eyes. Just my opinion though.

It's hard to say without knowing exactly what is not working properly. Is the php not functioning now, or is there something else going on?

Input tags don't need ending tags. All that you need to do is:


<form name="attendanceForm" action="attendance_confirm.php" method="get">
<!--P=present, A=absent, L=late-->
<input type='radio'...

The main reason is because you have a loop in your setInterval() function. The setInterval is basically like a continuous timer that does something every, say 5 seconds. That's why I didn't have a...

I think that you have the right idea, just the wrong structure with your SQL. Try this and see if it makes any difference:

SELECT w.name, w.series, w.comment, w.wall_id, r.resolution AS...

Granted, this is my own little simple way of doing this. Just like most things in life, everyone has their own way of doing things. So, I'll share mine with you, and it involves using jQuery, which...