Posts by pritaeas

Oh, then that doesn't work.

There are tools for that, for example: http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/

After setting the label call Application.DoEvents. Your process does not take the time to update the GUI when it's running. Calling this function handles some events, so you will see the changes. Note that this of course slows down your processing.

Welcome to DaniWeb.

Sample:

var node = getElementById('SomeId');
if (node == null)
{
    // not found
}
else
{
    // use node here
}

Did you even execute the query?

Like it says, the object is null. Most likely you need to add a null check before checking the object's property.

I've been told that I should be using MySQL to practice the coding.

For what reason? The basics for both servers are the same, they just have some "minor" differences in their syntax.

For sourcecode documentation, PhpDoc is useful. User documentation is often written with help tools, if you want more than just a document (e.g. Help and Manual).

http://php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.interactive.php

"Parse error" means you made a typo.

Perhaps they were countered with an upvote?

Is your website already indexed by Google? It doesn't work on your local machine if that's what you've tried.

You want to search for other blogs?

Hard to tell what you want bolded. Am not digging through your CSS. One possible reason maybe validation errors. Why do you have so many nested tables?

Is it common practice ot look at a cheat sheet or refer to a site when needing a method or looking for a property

Yes, definitely. I can't remember everything for all languages.

Welcome to DaniWeb.

Read this MSDN article.

You can by creating the stored procedure with two params and use CALL yourprocedure(param1, param2).

Apart from that I advise to use MySQLi or PDO using bound parameters. If you insert table names like that be sure to do strict validations before using them. Using backticks around your table and columns names too.

Your PHP scripts should be in the wamp/www folder. For writing the scripts use a text editor or a decent IDE.