Wider as in width. A telephone plug is several mm smaller than an ethernet plug. This is because the telephone uses 6 cables, and ethernet 8.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RJ11,_RJ14,_RJ25...

I now see that the action attribute of the form points to ../PHP/login.php

Can you try just login.php (assuming this is the name of your script).

If that doesn't work, try GET just for...

It may be too obvious but I have to ask: You do have php tags around statements ?


<?php
$uname = $_POST['login'];
$pword = $_POST['lpassword'];
echo "<br/>$uname<br/>";
?>

$query = 'SELECT id FROM user WHERE username="$uname"';


Since you are using single quotes for this string, $uname is not replaced with the value of your variable. You should use this:

$query...

Next time, use code tags when posting code. This is very hard to read.

Anyway, this code: If Page.IsValid Then should be preceded by Page.Validate

Thanks for the example Airshow. Just one more reason to use jQuery for me ;)

Currently PEAR supports the following list of licenses:
- PHP License
- Apache License
- LGPL
- BSD style
- MIT License

http://pear.php.net/manual/en/faq.devs.php#faq.licenses

I have only used it to connect to DB, but I've never had much problems with the PEAR packages. So yes, I think it's reliable.

Is PEAR:Auth not an option ?

Think XML is the only one not supported yet by default.

I think the for (var i in ...) is the problem. My guess is i is not an integer, but an object (element).

I think you should store the document.getElementsByClassName('someclass') in an array and...

The first notice you get is because $_POST[dtext] may not have been set. This will result in an invalid query, after which it will fail, and put false in $result.

Since $result is false (because...

Then you could use this one:

SELECT * FROM agents WHERE (sponsor = '1' or sponsor = '2' or sponsor = '3') LIMIT 1

If it is not for training, then I wouldn't recommend using PHP/MySQL with XML/XSLT. The main reason would be that MySQL has no built-in support yet to return result sets as XML (like MSSQL has). So,...

If you need to output xml directly from mysql:
http://www.mysqludf.org/lib_mysqludf_xql/

Got your PM too, but the question was already nicely answered.

Not sure if you're interested, but I've made an example of an admin panel once, for a different thread.

http://www.pritaeas.info/DaniWeb/AdminPanel.rar
http://www.pritaeas.info/DaniWeb/test.sql

If it is for training, then there is no reason not to try XSLT.

I don't know where you get your XML from. My sites are normally built by getting MySQL data into an array/object and passing it to...

I suggest you read this first: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement124-2.html

Come up with an idea. Then, if you have problems, show us your code and explain the problem.

For me, I've learned XSLT when switching to ASP.NET. The newer option here would be repeaters. There are probably more newer options, also for different languages, but I'm not using them at the...

Try this:


<?php
mysql_connect(HOST,USER,PASS);
@mysql_select_db("db303278079") or die( "Unable to select database");

$query="select * from ".RECORDS." WHERE area='manchester' order...

Pro: If you can retrieve your (database, rss) data in XML then with XSLT you can easily turn it into an (X)HTML page.

Example: If you want to show part of an external RSS feed on your website,...

The if ($count) is inside the for loop, which doesn't get executed if there are no records found. Place the if ($count == 0) outside the for loop to fix it.

The LIMIT always applies to the end result of the query. Even without the limit, the count(*) will only return 1 result row.

I'm not sure of what you try to achieve. If you want the count per...

Here is an example of how you could do it using jQuery:
http://www.pritaeas.net/public/jquery/enable-submit/

Yes. Although at the time of posting I wasn't sure if XMLHttpRequest was asynchronous , but now I'm sure it is. (Not every function call is asynchronous by default.)

Yes, that is what I mean, although I am not sure if XmlHttpRequest is a good example.

Asynchronous just means that a call is made to e.g. a function, but that the code (next statement) won't wait until a response is received.

You are also including displace.php. Could that be causing the extra lines ?

Look at the source of your page output: http://www.socialemo.com/rss.php

(view in browser, then view source)

There are 10 empty lines before the <?xml tag. They have to come from somewhere....

There are spaces and empty lines before the first tag... make sure you remove them.

This is the header I'm using:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<rss version="2.0" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom">

Here's one:
http://purecssmenu.com/

The mysql_fetch_array function does this. It retrieves the table columns by id AND by name. You can use mysql_fetch_row instead.

What is the error message ?

SELECT
elec.sum(votes) as votes,
stat.sum(rating) as rating,
votes/rating as percentage
FROM elec, stat
WHERE YEAR=2009


Only thing I'm not sure about is the YEAR = 2009 in the...

Like this ?

<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
...

Are you perhaps using the escape twice before storing the value in the db ? The slash shouldn't be in there.

The mysql_real_escape_string is intented to be used when you include a variable into an sql statement. You are just displaying the result. That is why you are shown a value with the extra slashes.
...

There may be something in session.php or config.php that adds spaces to the output (or more).

No, use phpMyAdmin to export your database to an .sql file. It is a text file containing all queries to recreate your database.