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 | I love all of these ideas! This is motivating me to get back into Java development :D  |
| | Thanks for the share! I actually like this Is it okay if I use it and modify this in one of my websites? Cheers!! |
| | Hey everyone! I've created my db.php and all my other scripts are fine.. just when I created a new page and included db.php I created a function. In the function I used my $dbh variable and it is throwing an error... > Notice: Undefined variable: dbh in C:\xampp\htdocs\Crafting Bench Server … |
 | You haven't posted any code so I don't really wan't to write any for you.. however I will pseudo for you :) You can use simple PHP to store an uploaded image in your webserver and whilst doing that, record the name of the image stored and the file type … |
 | Re: php variable You forgot the <input type="submit" /> at the end of your form.. What I mean is you just wrote ="submit" without the 'type' identifier EDIT: you could also use <button type="submit"></button> Aside from that mistake.. HTTP POST requests don't inherently allow for persistence. You need to have either a database, … |
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