Look up func_get_args().

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.

I got bored and wrote code to echo out the actual string. Only took 10 minutes.

I ended up getting 21224 not 21124. Maybe I overlooked something.


$ones = array(
1 => 'One',
2 => 'Two',...

I use a mixture of both. Kind of.

All my calls a centralized around index.php. My url rewrite changes urls like http://www.mysite.com/page/index to index.php?url=page/index. Then my url class...

So many people have asked for this code so I have updated it. Before I post the source I need to test it. Anyone willing to help?

The demo site is: http://www.box201.com/~kkeith/chat/

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.

Both players are ok. The default.html one has that flvplayer image in the upper right hand corner which is annoying.

As for the content of the tutorial, I have noticed some errors.

The entire...

It works. The quality is ok.

The video cuts off though. The entire tutorial is not there.

If you can't get anything else to work, try another player.

Another I have tried is http://www.longtailvideo.com/players/jw-flv-player/.

It worked, but there was something about it I didn't...

I will get opera and try it. Do you have the flv file available online?

I don't have any software recommendations. I haven't used many of them that actually worked. There are some online ones that work. Most of the time I use ffmpeg to convert the files when the are...

Pointless, the cgi and sql classes are not included. The code isn't even xhtml compliant. Why even post this?

Try Debut Video Capture Software. It was free and did more than I expected it too.

In the tutorials, make sure you are using proper practices. I don't want to watch them and then see stuff that is...

I use list and explode.

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

If you are wanting a better login script look here:

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post951182.html#post951182

In terms of online security, the only way a hacker can get into your site is a lack of proper coding practices. If the security is there, they won't get around it. Pretty much everything is...

Very true. All sensitive data should be stored above the web root. Along with classes and other functions. Think if something happened to the server and it stopped parsing php and your code was...

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...

This is how I would do it:

$lower = true; //if you want lowercase letters
$t = 4;
$s = 1;
while( $s <= $t ) {
$i = ( $lower ? 97 : 65 );
while( $i <= ( $lower ? 122 : 90 ) ) {
echo...

My script goes on its own page called activate.php.

In your login script you should get the user via a username/email which you have probably already done.
ex.

$username =...

Here is something I typed up a while ago. Its a complete login and registration system. Just create the following pages and create the database and tables. After that it should work.

This system...

You have parenthesis around the REMOTE_ADDR.

It thinks you are trying to call a function with the name of the value of $_SERVER (which is an array) thus causing your "function must be a string"...

Your problem stems from that the fact that php will try and convert anything that is not a number into a number when trying to add it (the +=). Most of the time, it just turns into a nice 0. Remove...

You will have to modify the code and maybe your database.

Pretty much you will need to use humbugs' solution.

In the cron file you will need to select all users that have not been active for...

You haven't defined $siteconn within the function.

Mostly likely you need to put global $siteconn at the top of the function.

function CreateMenu($main, $limit) {
global $siteconn;

It should work then. Something else has to be wrong.

add this: or die(mysql_error()); to the end of the mysql_query function. That way you can see if there are any database problems.

What about the array_count_values() function? I have never used it, but I seems to be what you are looking for.

Does anyone on this forum check php.net at all?

Here is the hard way:

$array =...

Here is an session login example I made a few months ago.

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post832028-20.html and http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post832231-23.html

Take a look and see if it clears...

Please at least google your question before posting here.

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=create+folder+with+php&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=create+folder+with+php&fp=OlAWEoQSgPM

mkdir() is the...

This is something I just typed up. Not the same as the one I get to the other poster, but close.

It will read a folder and get the images. Then randomize them and display in a paginated form.

...

Do you get an error with this code?


if (!$_POST['username'] | !$_POST['pass'] | !$_POST['pass2'] ) {
die('You did not complete all of the required fields');
}


The single | makes me...

You are not sending the managers id in the confirmation form. You have $mGinNo = $_POST['mGinNo'];, but there is no 'mGinNo' in the form.

the & is for reference, so when it runs that function on the values, it will updated the real $_GET array. you don't need to put it into a variable.

its the same as doing

$_GET = array_map(...

This should do it:

$result1 = mysql_query( "SELECT * FROM `tabe1`" );
$table = '<table cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0"><tr>';
if ( mysql_num_rows( $result1 ) > 0 ) {
$i = 0;
while(...

PHP/MYSQL USER REGISTRATION AND LOGIN EXAMPLE

Database table
-------------------------------------------------------------
Todo - Create this table in your database

CREATE TABLE `login` (...

that won't stop all urls. http://google.com would work.

for a simple solution, change "/www/" to "/(http:\/\/|www)/"

i would use the onsubmit attribute in the form tag for this.


<form action="something.html" method="post" onsubmit="return confirm('Are you sure?')">
<input type="submit" name="submit"...

here is how i would do it


echo '<select onchange="javascript:window.location.href=this.value">';
for ( $i=0,$i<$pages,$i++ ) {
echo "<option...

i recommend using the $_SESSION array to register session vars. anyway, you are declaring the variables after the redirect occurs, so they are not even being set at all.

make sure you add the info...

the reason the first one didn't work was because you have to set the variable with the title you want before trying to echo it.

just put the title in the head section. at the top of the page add...