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Just add a for loop, starting at 2 numbers less than the current page, and ending at 2 numbers after the current page. For each number in the loop, if the page isn't the current page, make it a link....

Unless there's a real great advantage in doing so, you shouldn't worry about it. I don't see what benefit doing that has. I would say don't worry about it. Most of the content cannot be stored into a...

No there isn't. Can you elaborate on what type of content you're trying to include into the variable and perhaps I can give you suggestions.

SELECT Count(*) FROM tblMyTable

Unless you re-assign it a value it's going to remain the same. If you're working in an object oriented environment and want the static variable accessible among all classes, you would precede it with...

What do you mean by static number?

Did you mean static variable?

You wouldn't be able to have a progress bar using php only. You would also have to use perl to get information on how much of the file has been uploaded.

Try this:...

In your include file, you need to basically have a security variable that checks if the page is being called or not. For example, add the following to your include file:



if...

You need to save it as .PHP extension, not .html.

They're not written in PHP.

This is a bit difficult for us to debug because it's basically telling you it can't find the file/folder. Make sure your source and destination paths are correct.

If they're correct, try using a...

Where's your form open tag?

Should look something like this:



<form name="myForm" method="post" action="somepage.php">

Try this:



if (!$result)
{
echo "Sorry, no classified ads have been added yet!";
}
else
{

1.


/*This is the CSS portion that adds styling to a validation message*/
.validation {
color: #ff0000;
font-weight: bold;
}
/*End of CSS styling*/

If your form action is post, you need to use $_POST['id'].
If your form action is get, you need to use $_GET['id'].

This is a fundamental concept that you must understand. You can not mix and...

UPDATE tblClientsTable
SET intMissingValue = 1
WHERE client_id = 1

Here you go! Apply as much styling as you want.
Enjoy :)

Like NogDog said, we would need to see that class and method in more detail to be able to help you.

With such little information, try removing the quotes from around
"<?php print...

A few things to note:

1. mysql_db_query is deprecated. Use mysql_query() instead.
2. Use mysql_fetch_array as it is more documentative.
3. PHP uses periods (.) for concatenation.

That being...

The ideal solution is to place the whole thing in an include file, and include it on the pages you want to display it. Therefore, when you need to update the nav, you only update it in one place, ie:...

I've been researching some good editors/ide's lately. Can't seem to find one that does a good job with php, coldfusion, and asp.net. I thought we'd share what IDE's we work with, and some information...

You would do it like so. This is just an example, not based on your code.



<?php
#assign an event date that starts on May 15, 2007
$dteStart = date("m-d-Y", mktime(0, 0, 0, 5, 15, 2007));
...

Have you checked whether the path where you're including the file from is correct?

How do you associate that file with that specific user if it does not store in a database? And if the user comes back 10 days later to see that file that they uploaded, how will your application...

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