Close.
Like this

$query="SELECT *FROM rad ";
$result="mysql_query($query)";
while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result)){
$text=$row['text'];
echo wordwrap($text, 14, "<br />\n", true);
}

You will have to either design it yourself or look for one online: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=php+ftp+online+script&btnG=Search

You do not include the protocol with the servername when you use ftp_connect so change this line:
$ftp_server = "ftp://MyFtpSite.com";
to this:
$ftp_server = "MyFtpSite.com";

Not for me, I copied that script, refreshed my page about 7 or 8 times and got this in pets_feed_20080829.txt

ID Category Description
ID Category Description
ID Category Description
ID...

How I would do it

<?
$stringlen = 15;
$randvarray = str_split("abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789");
$stringid = "";

for($i = 0; $i < $stringlen; $i++)
{
$value = rand(0,...

Also speaking of session exploitation, if you post any user input directly to the webpage, make sure to use htmlentities() to verify that no javascript is being slipped in. This will also ensure...

Yes, this is secure. I actually do this normally to not only verify that the session variable isset but that it isn't empty either:

<?php
if(isset($_SESSION['id']) && trim($_SESSION['id']) !=...

:sweat: :sweat: :sweat: :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:
cool

I never include them. You could also try an if(isset($_POST['varname'])) statement

C++ is probably as fast as you're going to get, you can view the comparison to PHP here, comes out to about 90 times faster:
http://www.janitha.com/archives/38

Even then we're talking about...

Still rollin an hour later. Wheeeeeeeeew

I guess you could also do that in the database too. Have like an faq_activity table that updates every time a user views an faq and then you could just pull the 4 most recent for that user. You'd...

You have to declare it as global in the function, view the last function in the class

<?
$globalTestArray = array('Hello', ' ', 'World', '2');
$objtest = new Test(array('Hello', ' ', 'World'));...

OK, so the script works. I think it has something to do with the syntax within the file, let's debug.

replace line 225:

$qry = mysql_query($query,$conn);


with

$qry =...

you could try:

str_replace(" ", "\t" $string);

Actually it does exactly what I was thinking:
27:30
(30 + (27 * 60)) / 5 = 330 minutes

as long as they are spaced by the " " character, yes.

and if the number of values is unknown, you could also assign them directly to an array like so
$alpha = "11 22 33 44 55 66";
$array =...

As many studies in OOP as I had through school and even after school, didn't really do me any good either. It wasn't until about 2 yrs into my career that I actually learned the value of inheritance...

I've never seen it done that way and actually its not done to reference the parenting function but rather $this refers to the parenting class. Here's how it works.

If you know a little about OOP...

I tried it myself and the javascript works fine for me in IE and FF. Your talking about the date and time up in the top right I assume, yeah it works for me just fine.

Declare all of your variables and assign them a value innitially.
use constants if used on included files and such.
validate all user input, leave no open doors.
For one example, I often times use...

I don't know if it will throw an error but you don't need $this-> if you are not in object context.
Another thing, I don't know if you did already but you may want to check the permissions of that...