Look up func_get_args().

Use either GET or POST. Don't use REQUEST as it has security flaws.

You can't pass url parameters to a php script through cron.

If you need to store something to be used in a cronjob later, your best bet would be either to use a database or a text file.

An associative array is one with named keys.
Ex.

array(
'name' => 'Name here',
'other' => 'Other data here'
);


In a mysql result, they are the column names.

You need to understand that a salted hash is irreversible (without the original text and salt). Thats the point of it.

You either need to generate them a new password and send it to them or give...

I don't add stuff like that. I keep it simple.

The random token helps out with automated requests so I don't worry about a brute force attack. If someone wants to try and login a hundred times, I...

Using $_SESSION['admin'] would be fine. Its pretty difficult to hijack a session anyway. You have taken the right security measures to prevent that from happening so there isn't much to worry about....

You could extend it, but every time you called a class a new connection to the database would be made (which isn't good).

I would use the singleton method.

You have a few options.

You can send an instance to each class.
Ex.

$db = new db;
$admin = new admin( $db,$id ); //send the db object to the class


Or use the singleton method. Look this...

http://php.net/manual/en/function.session-save-path.php

You need specify a new path using an absolute path. It needs to be done on every page before session_start(). It would be pointless to store...

Put code at the top of page to check and see if the user is still logged in. If not, then you redirect to login page.

Its that simple.

or use substr_count()

I use list and explode.

list( ,,$value ) = explode( ',','one,two,three,four' );
echo $value; //returns three

Once its deleted it won't be used again (unless you truncate the table). MySQL will not reassign the ids, as it would defeat the purpose of using them. Once you set an id, it should never change.

urlencode()

Look it up.

You need a database class that handles all basic functions. Don't make it specific towards anything.

After you have that then you create other classes (ect. article class) that will handle...

I really hate trying to rewrite urls. I found using a basic rewrite and having php parse the url is much easier.

I use a url class that parse the url. This makes it so you can change the rewrite...

Any reason why you are wanting to set it up that way?

Within the class you use const var = 5;.

To access it, you need to use class_name::const_name or use self in php5. self::const_name (only works inside the class the constant is defined in)

You access class variables with $this->var_name

This is whats causing the error:

public function connect($host = $HOST, $user = $USER = "root", $passwd = $PASS, $db = $DATABASE ){

should be:...

This:

$total = count($children);

should be:

$total = count($children) - 1;

http://www.w3schools.com/PHP/php_operators.asp

You are just setting the value to a variable.

You should do something like this:

foreach( $_GET as $key => $val ) {
$_GET[$key] = htmlentities( $val );
}

On this line:

$backupFileName = "Desktop/toy-`date +%d-%m-%Y-%H:%M:%S`.sql";

You probably are going to need the absolute path to where the file needs to be stored.

The ability to use the protocol is free, the ability to use the cellphone companies towers to send your messages is not.

You really think cellphone companies are going to let you send free messages through their equipment. Not going to happen.

SMS providers buy a bulk of messages from those companies at a...

Here is something simple, but still would cost money. This type of service will never be free.

http://invalid.name/wiki/index.php/Setting_up_an_SMS_Gateway

This really has nothing to do with OOP particularly, mostly it has to do with your setup.

The way I would do it to minimize queries would be to select all data with users that have that guild id....

It looks like he is returning more than one row from that query, so yes that is correct.

This line:

$fiction_articles = mysql_fetch_assoc($mysql_result1);


is your problem.
mysql_fetch_assoc() only returns 1 row.

What I just wrote changes SKILL and then writes it back into its original form. Did you try the code?

You can do:

$array = array_filter( explode( '\_1',$charstring ) );
$data = array();
foreach( $array as $part ) {
list( $key,$val ) = explode( '=',$part );
$data[$key] = $val;
}
//edit...

Look up cron jobs. They are what you are looking for.

Actually mysql_affected_rows takes the connection to the database itself, not the result of a query.

You are running mysql_fetch_array only once, which means the code will only be run for one row. Is this what you are wanting?

I see that you have queries that update multiple rows based on the...

You still have to compile them. I thought you didn't want to have to configure and install php with new extension (which is a pain in the ass).

Just extract the files from the tar file and then...

The easiest way I know is to install the files into the directory where extensions are suppose to be and add the extension to the php.ini file. Worked for my install on a Kubuntu box.

<?=...?> is short-hand syntax for echoing data to a page. I personally don't use it, but its pretty common.

Look at this again:

content="' .$meta_keywords' . ">

You should see the error.

You didn't escape the " characters.

Example:

$property_link = "<a href="listingstest.php?category=property">Property</a>";

should be

$property_link = "<a...