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I'd have to try it to be sure, but my first guess is that it would be. However, I don't see a benefit in putting it in at all if the default behavior for nothing there is to submit the page to...

If your PHP script is supplying the header, the web server won't "take over" and pull the error message for you. It assumes that the script will handle it.

You can follow the header() call with...

Please read the links provided as reference material before saying I'm wrong.

Just because something is common practice does not make it the correct way of doing things. Using code like

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GET is required for when you want to construct dynamic URLs that you can use on other pages, such as:


See our <a href='/menu.php?day=1'>Monday Menu</a>

It is also preferable to use if you...

GET data goes into $_GET . POST cookie goes into $_POST . Cookie data goes into $_COOKIE .

$_REQUEST combines all of these into one array. It is handy to use and if you change your code to...

By the way, don't use PHP_SELF in your FORM's ACTION tags. It's a security vulnerability. Just leave the action tag blank ( <form action="" method="get"> )

See:...

If that doesn't work, you might also want to try converting from PDF to Postscript and back to PDF (or just make your JPG from the PS file directly.

If you don't have the packages installed...

[QUOTE=siabanie;1138154]Hi guys, I am newbie in PHP can someone please assist me. What I would like to do is:

1. How can I retrieve and calling the data at the same page?
2. Does while loop is...

Many answers here: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=lunix+recover+deleted+files

Unless you have a backup, if you've written data to the disk, you're probably not going to be able to recover the files without...

After you try to get the record from the database, see if it contains any data. If not, send the 404 error code with the header() function. If it does contain data, display your page.




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I use WinMerge, from www.WinMerge.org .

It's free, open source and integrates into DW 8 and up.

After installing it, go into Dreamweaver, select two Local files, right click and choose "Compare...

What you are looking for here isn't a script, it's a better way of referencing your URL's on your page.

What you want are called Protocol-Relative Hyperlinks, where you leave out the protocol (the...