You should read what I write (if any) more precise: "Before digging yourself into (who knows?) error-prone "version-zero-point-somewhat-so-called-class-code", you should GRAB the problem."
Just GLANCED at your script - if it WORKED on a different machine, I'd first of all put the message and header terminations into a proper "look", by using "\r\n", which is mandatory to make sure that...
In PHP, there's two very useful functions to GENERATE chars. chr() and ord(), where the latter simply retrieves the ordinal number of a character. However, there's limitations, in particular for...
What exactly do you mean when u distinct a "mere" session from a cookie that SETS it? Just to help you, I (think) I didn't get the actual problem so far.
From my point of view, dbrandon came up with a straightforward approach. Before digging yourself into (who knows?) error-prone "version-zero-point-somewhat-so-called-class-code", you should GRAB the...
when you first file the user (on entry), you set the exit time to the same value. Then, on the next page hit, you probe for the IP - if it is identical, you UPDATE the exit time to "now". If not -and...
Take it easy, not really complicated. I meanwhile went thru the lines, and it's just looks like this class tries to serve "the whole purpose". From my point of view, it's worth some efforts.
I'm not very deep into RSS, but into classes. Glancing at the code, this one looks very useful, it definitely solves your problem:
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/1767.html
then run a SELECT query on CLIENTS (maybe as a DISTINCT query to retrieve unique values) and connect the result to a drop-down box in HTML. You open a SELECT and "as long as there are...
Then there's still something script missing, or I don't get the sense at all. In your loop, you attempt to insert 14 new rows (no matter what $query actually returns). So I GUESS, you know already,...
At least to the extent of MY understanding, this is a coding forum, not a job board. Look, many of us make a LIVING of writing code for others, so what do you expect? Wasting the few bucks one can...
Since php scripts echo "anew" not before they return, the easiest way is to set up some JS on the client side. Namely a function that explicitly sets a (prior hidden) progress image visible (you...
First of all, what exactly do you WANT? As I read in your code, you store back the values as COMPLETELY NEW rows. Is this what you intend to do, or do you just want to UPDATE those values?
It is certainly possible to run 100 boards on 500 domains while using only ONE db to administer the users. As for PHP, it's two or three more lines of code.
Since I've read what you wrote... Well, I call it response, you call it idiocy. Let me put it like this: I'm thinking it over. However, seems you've read the message...
...which still is "implementation-dependent". There's lots of ZEND configurations, where the code shown above will end up in a "sudden" flush of success messages, exactly at the time when the ENTIRE...
Because when giving an answer you should also provide the possible limitations of your answer, while not overwhelming a newer coder... - Exactly. And you can't over-pronounce that shiny word...
True. Just because it changes the whole topic. If I remember right, then it was a coding problem that made you asking a question here. I'm sure, too, that any "lesson" on privacies and public...
