If mail is being sent from your server, it would depend on how your outgoing mail server is setup. If you want to send from another remote mail server, you'll probably have to authenticate. Does that...

At first, try it in the document root directory. Later, you can set up a virtual directory for it but for testing try the root directory of apache. The directory is named htdocs.

Does your OS see the device?

In the PHP code, you'll have to give an explicit path to the flash drive.

I need more details before I can help more.

Well it isn't elegant but one way is to first direct the user to the ad page, then in the meta refresh section of the ad page, put in the number of seconds you want the user to stay on the ad page...

You'll have to query both tables with a WHERE clause and set the indexes equal to each other:

SELECT table1.blah, table2.blahz FROM table1, table2 WHERE table1.tag = table2.tag1;

Sorry, I...

Try include_path="C:\PHP_includes";

instead of what you have in your php.ini. Remember after you change your php.ini, you have to restart the web service.

And there should only be one brand of gasoline, cracker, printer, car, etc.

This is an intro tutorial that is supposed to be placed in the tutorial section and not here. Sorry for the intrusion.

Programming in PHP is fun and easy. It is a very powerful scripting language that takes simple HTML and turns it into a fully-interactive experience for the web user. Let's get started!

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See if changing header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$name"); to

header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=" $name); works for you.

Try:

define ("base_url", "http://mysite.com/login");
$link = base_url . 'activate.php?x=' . urlencode($e) . "&y=$a";

Never mind, I found the answer...

define("base_url", "http://foo.com");

$filepath = base_url."/foo.gif";

Try changing all instances of BASE_URL to $BASE_URL and see if that works.

like BASE_URL="http://www.mysite.com/login";

I need to see the actual code line, sorry.

What does BASE_URL equal? Can you put in that line of code?

Your problem is BASE_URL. It isn't in a usable format. It needs to look like a variable.

You have an open " in the img src = "
but no closed quote.

Maybe I'm not getting it but it seems simple enough to open the code and surround the menu code with <CENTER></CENTER> tags.

First, make sure that phpinfo is allowed in your php.ini file. If you make any changes to the php.ini, you have to restart the apache web server for them to be picked up.

You also may need the...

Try phpclasses.org. They have some great stuff on there. Searchable too.

Well, first, don't use different tables. Use one table. Insert a field named Purchase_date. It will be much easier to do what you need then.

Use a regular variable like you would anywhere else. you can't use an expression like that in a sql statement. If it needs to be set to some starting value, do that above the sql statement then just...

Try looking at phpclasses.org, they have some great searchable scripts there.

Do you want to do this in a PHP script or are you just trying to download a file from a website? Can you give more detail?

You can also grab some great solutions from phpclasses.org. Just search through the thousands of scripts. They almost always have a sample page or two for illustration and testing.

Yes, try raising the memory limit. restart your web server after making this or any change to php.ini.

sudo apachectl restart

You need to look in your php.ini file and make sure you have a writeable directory for uploads. It is a temp directory for uploads to the server. On Linux, it is usually /tmp but can be almost...

Be sure that your column names are correct, including capitalization, and that the table name is correct. You can also do a SELECT * FROM others; for testing until you figure out what the problem is.