*sigh*
Give the full info kam. Build a forum - that should keep you out of mischief for a few months.

Search hotscripts or sourceforge.

e.g. http://sourceforge.net/projects/solunas/

Can't really help - js ain't my thing - I've only got a jobber's understanding. The script I mentioned has a reload limit set to 5, so that should avoid an infinite loop, but as for why it doesn't...

OK a few ways you could go:

see my reply from a similar request:

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread208966.html

$action . $fields . $table . $jointype . $jointable . $joinfields . $setclause . $whereclause . $orderclause . $limitclause

The above should work for simple queries:

$action options
(1)...

I assume it's:
Search for newline and replace with '</li><li>'. Place a '<li>' at the start and a '</li>' at the end.

This site uses '<pre class="code">' and ordered lists ('<ol><li>..</li>....</ol>') on every line to ensure line numbers.

Is the weekly set to one week since now (7 days) or is it since last Sunday?
I assume monthly means for this calendar month
I assume yearly means this calendar month

Do you want stats for this...

Looks good. How about having allowable bbcode tags set to different html tags? b -> strong, i -> em. That should make it more xhtml-compliant.

What do you mean 'type in an url'. The url given as an example contains a 'querystring' - a list of parameter-value pairs. Don't have your users type this as they probably wouldn't know what to type....

I think you'll be needing js. The server sends all the info but it is up to the browser to display it.

Did you google?

http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/53030

I assume that you're not using asp! Are you trying to get the id number or the href user number?

I'm a little confused as to what you're trying to achieve.

How is this DIV shown? Is it hard...

No problem. itech's solution looks really good. Hope it works out for you.

Quite possibly, but even so, the url rewrite can deal with any files in addition to "index.php". It just seems like an extreme filesystem for a relatively straightforward need. 'Include file'...

Just to throw in my twopenneth worth:

Why not just have one index page that has a querystring with country and county as parameters. You can then dynamically create the page on the fly with...

http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/control-structures.if.php

Croeso.

Here's the modified script with proportion (constraints):

<?php
function CutThumb($img,$crop=15,$thumb_w=150,$thumb_h=150){
//get info from original image
list($w, $h) =...

Hello?

Like my previous solution:

<?php
function CutThumb($img){
//set variables
$crop = 15;
$thumb_w = 150;
$thumb_h = 150;
//get info from original image
list($w, $h) = getimagesize($img);

OK F, will have a look later on - got to pick up the kids. Hope to get back in a couple of hours.

BTW: anybody else out there? This ain't a private discussion. All solutions considered, especially...

@N18

OK, zebra-striping. This is my solution - note the lack of ternary operators - to avoid confusion. "oddclass" is the default class for the stripe as the two striped list item colours may be...

This is what I was saying!
Your script is way too complicated for just a simple thumb crop. It's great, don't get me wrong, but a little heavy-handed for what you need.

If you tell me what...

My computer shows red when I run this at localhost and lo and behold when I go to your site, I see red again!

Clear the cache for this page. However, I don't know if that'll help. Which browser...

OK, I think I get you:

Let's assume your db table is something like this:

APPARATUS
id (primary key)
apparatus (varchar)

Again I assume you want to place all the apparatus into a dropdown...

Firstly, have you contacted the author of the script to troubleshoot?
Secondly, do you really need all this functionality or are you just wanting to crop 15px off the thumbnail? If so, this script...

Don't quite get what you need. Are you after zebra-striping a list or just selectively styling certain list items?

For the latter:

$output = "\n<ul>";
while($d = mysql_fetch_array($r)){...

Sorry F, I'm not going to download them. If you want to post the relevant bits, we'll have a look.

By all means, as long as it is posted to the forum. I do not accept PMs. Anyway, I can't promise to help and perhaps another member can give better advice.


What we need to know is the nature of...

Have you searched for this yourself? Do you know about "onmouseover" and "onmouseout" html attributes? Have a go yourself and then paste any code that's problematic.

If this is for an assessment,...

I agree, but there's a new "what's your fave IDE" every week, or it seems that way. You may have a point, coz I've started using Dreamweaver again, despite rubbishing it in previous polls. I've been...

Have to be honest - I don't really understand exactly what you want:

Do you just want to resize the image (height only)?
e.g. just take 15px off the height and don't worry about stretching the...

Less bloat. It's not as well supported as jquery, so I don't know if I would recommend it to a beginner. Scriptaculous makes good use of prototype as does Mootools. I probably use it because it's the...

It's not that difficult. I like the way templating systems allow you to separate php code and html. You can even nest template pages (like php include files).
The systems allow loops and...

Try this - I messed around with it for a while, but I'm sure it could be further optimized - perhaps with just the one imagecopyresampled - but my head's fried.

<?php
function CutThumb($img){...

This has been done to death EV. Anyway...

1. Aptana/Netbeans/Notepad++ and Dreamweaver (don't laugh).
2. Prototype for Ajax (js), sometimes Scritpaculous, Mootools, Yahoo! Pipes.
3. I don't like...

Yes you can.

I tend to use prototype as opposed to jquery. Yahoo! also has an excellent ajax/js library. Whichever library you decide to use (JQuery is probably your best bet if you need support),...

IF you want a good robust and QUICK templating system, get something like Smarty. I tend to use Rain TPL due to its small size.

I've also developed my own templates, but these tend to be...

You place a value within $dbitem but use $db_item in the SQL. They aren't the same.

Your problem is the session_destroy() function.
Do this:
x()
{
<?php
//session_destroy();
?>

}