Good suggestions venkat0904. Certainly worth a try.

Airshow

I don't think it's the !Doctype.

Could be your editor. MS Word with "smart quotes" turned on is a particular annoyance. Maybe other editors too.

First thing to try is Notepad to...

lifeworks,

I'm not certain but think you have to compose your mod_rewrite (http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_rewrite.html) rule such that it passes on the originally request url as a...

Either you have or I have jomanlk. :ooh:

Given that Javascript is well equipped with setTimeout and setInterval I can't see that a cookie would be necessary.

My solution does assume that on...

DemonGal,

There's a couple of ways to go.

1) AJAX: A script, which is scheduled to grab a new image url from a corresponding server-side script every 5 minutes, then DHTML it into the DOM. This...

Barman007,

At top of file your have

$apiWidth = $conArr[0]->mapHeight;
$apiHeight = $conArr[0]->mapWidth;

which looks like heigh<===>width inversion.

Then you could try:

trtcom1,

I think it's simple - to select a course, you need just one select menu, not two.


<SELECT NAME="course">
<OPTION VALUE="101">MATHS</OPTION>
<OPTION VALUE="102">BIOLOGY</OPTION>...

kk29 is right, it's just a question of getting those devilish quotes in the right place.

By the way, the line break between tags won't appear as a line break in the served html. For that you need...

Very nearly Tekkno.

Data comes from the database. There is no fear of injection because the parameters that determine the SQL query pass through a lookup process that will only return good...

Tekkno,

From your question, I'm not completely sure I've explained it adequately - it's your phrase "Once the data is in the array", though maybe it's just me reading it wrongly.

The arrays...

Tekkno,

First, please allow me to correct a couple of lines I posted above. I must have been more tired at the time than I realised.

if( isset($_GET['cat']) && isset($categories[$_GET['cat']])...

You could simply set up a couple of associative (hash) arrays and use them to look up "coded" values:

$categories = array(
'a' => 'cat',
'b' => 'dog',
'c' => 'orange',
'd' => 'apple'
);
...

Whitey,

Well done .... but you might like to consider the following:

As a matter of design as opposed to coding, I would change things a little (probably less than you might think), thus...

Whitey,

This is very confused! From the user perspective, what are you trying to achieve?

Airshow

Veledrom,

I'm afraid that rule 4 applies.

For most users (probably not all?) when they revisit a page that was originally requested with POST data, then the browser will ask its question.
...

Or use method="get" instead of method="post" to pass request parameters when the page is originally requested.

Airshow

Aditi_19,

Build the back button's url as pritaeas says above and read parameters from $_GET and $_POST as I say above. Modify my code to read the parameters you are interested in (SelectType,...

Aditi,

There is a number of ways to do this and your suggested method is probably the way I would do it.

It looks like you need two be able to accept parameters passed by $_POST and $_GET...

DV,

In the style sheet, delete #nav li #current a{} and #nav li #current span a {}, then amend #nav li a:hover{} and #nav li a:hover span as follows:

#nav li a:hover, #nav li#current a {...

Sanj,

In the php while loop,

//-- find
//while($file = readdir($dir_handle)) {
//-- add before
$imageArray = array();

//-- find

Zurompeta,

Mmm, odd. I can only suggest a diagnostic approach.

Backup sorting.php then strip the original down to the bare bones:

<?php
$value = $_GET['value'];
$type = $_GET['type'];...

Zurompeta,

You are right, the symptoms are very odd.

The only thing that would make any sense to me is if some code higher up in sorting.php was doing the sql job and then destroying $_GET...

Helen,

Case sensitivity of filenames is a server issue, and there's nothing you can do in the HTML other than use the right case for every filename you wish to your users to see.

Realistically,...

Thecodingbee,

As I'm sure you realise, you need to store all user configuration settings somewhere - the question is where?

You could use a cookie, which would tie a particular user...

If I understand correctly, the solution lies in your Apache configuration. I had the same problem until I learned how to set up virtual hosts (and then how to compose urls in the corresponding...

dwatycha,

For file upload, you really need to do some background reading. The PHP Manual is a good place to start:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php

But if you want to...

Solocky,

Another thing ........ your code has smart-quotes in it, which will really screw things up. PHP only understands straight-quotes, "..." and '...' (which behave differently in some...

Solocky,

Even better, change the line :-

if ($submit && $say != '') {

to

if ($say != '') {

OK, try this :-


<?php
// String params (do it like this, or similar for security reasons - ie avoid code injection)
$params = array('say' => 'say'); //add further string params here as...

OK, I'll turn on my development machine and debug the code .....

Solocky, as I understand it, you don't need to pass all those hidden strings in HTML to the client; the user never sees them; they just get written to your text file with the users "say" input...