Are you looking for database-driven login solutions? Or are you just looking for simple HTTP authentication with users stored in a text file?

GREP can be your friend. Those preg functions might be able to pull off what you're looking for. For instance, you might put together a statement that takes vowels "/[aeiou]/" and replaces them with...

You can start by looking at the specifications for RSS feeds. Googling "RSS Specifications" is a good start. You'll get results from several standards organizations and a few comparisons of the RSS...

I don't really care to connect to a server to try this out, but even if this doesn't fix the problem, you should always use closing tags. Even <br> tags are now <br /> tags, for instance.

We have the same problem. Yes, it does happen with dynamic pages, even though it wouldn't stand to reason.

The problem exists in this way for us: when you type in the URL for the first time in a...

Don't forget an if(...) { ... } statement. Setup something like this:


$pageID = $_GET['ID'];

if(is_numeric($pageID) && $pageID > 0) {

$pageID = round($pageID);

$query =...

I think there's a reason that those sites point you to Yahoo! As far as I know, nothing like that is available. However, since that data is just that, data, you could build a parser with extensive...

That's about right. I mean, obviously, it can get pretty complicated, as in my two software projects (sorry, only one's open source, and the open source one is incomplete at that).
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Umm... good news and bad news.

Yes, I did indeed develop software just like eteamz, complete with statistics. I wrote the software for a basketball league that didn't last six months and wrote it...

I had started using HTML when I was about twelve, so it may not be applicable, but two years ago a client came to us needing a database-driven website for statistics, scheduling, rosters, etc. for...

I was able to land a job as webmaster for my school district in my freshman year. For the past two years, we've been working heavily with PHP and Javascript which gave me a great background for...