Man you have PhD in complaining :scared: why don't you use libraries like JQuery if you do alot of JS?
Have you seen typos in your code? what is dueditorvalue
function getval()
{
var Editor1 = FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance('editor1') ;
var editor1value=Editor1.GetHTML( );
document.getElementById("editor2").value= editor1value ;//assigning value to second editor - this line is not working
}
Here here Ev. I hate it when people do the work for some lazy-a*. No wonder we get so many fly-by and gimme-gimme posters. I used to enjoy posting here, now it's turned into Kindergarten. Grumble, grumble...
That turns many off, and yes I cannot see a lot of PHP company here. I think Mods have to do something and nail a thread that says If you are lazy enough to escape assignments, don't even register
I will throw my 2 cents on this. 1. raw_input() returns string eve if keyboard stroke was of integer. 2.To change things into integer use int() function. 3. if..elif...elif...elif..else gives you branching according to condition
I have just started in C + + and I had this program to do: Write a program that inputs two (2) numbers and determines which of the two numbers is the smallest. If the numbers are equal, display a message that they are equal.
error C2447: '{' : missing function header (old-style formal list?)
Here is the program:
#include <iostream>
{
//add function definitions for input and output
int myNumber = 7;
if (myNumber > 4);
cout << “A true statement” << endl;
cout << myNumber << “ is greater than five” << endl;
if (myNumber == 7);
cout << myNumber << “ is a great number.”;
cout << “It can be divided by 3 or 2 evenly!”;
else
cout << “A false statement” << endl;
cout << myNumber << “ is less than five”
<< endl;
}
Sam, dividing integers truncates the decimal part, one or both of them should be float/double depending on precision of data.
int a, b, sum;//all are ints so the decimal part is truncated
a=10;
b=3;
sum=a/b; //gives 3, truncates the repeating decimal
int c;
double d;
double sum2;
c=10;
d=3.0;
sum2 = c/d; // gives 3.33333.........
double x, y, z;
x=10.0;
y=3.0;
z=x/y; //gives same 3.3333333333..............
Ok, I have to do an assignment for cass. The teacher wants us to use a FOR loop to print out only first three variables stored in an array called $birds. How do I use a FOR loop to print out only those first three? And furthermore, how would I use it to print out a specific value in the array that is not in sequence with the rest?
Do your part, man! You have google and such resources as book. I cannot imagine you cannot get even for loop explanation. That is called laziness. Next time try yourself and when you hit a wall, then ask. We do not do assignments for students
Please post your taught on uploadify methods and server credentials
Me? I own no server, no! Best advice I will give you is start with what you have and expand as needed. Only you need to make files uploaded available for a given period of time before crone scheduled script erases the off!
If you face specific problem in your learning just file a thread. I think you should close this for now, if you think "all is over" about this thread ;)
I hasn't worked at all I even tried to echo $pages and it still doesn't work.
It si good to RTM, that being said it is not recommended to use request as it will pick contents of $_POST, $_GET, $_COOKIE. So be explicit to avoid problems. So just use $_POST/GET Post being recommended! See Manual
Karibu Daniweb (Welcome to Daniweb) Since your odyssey is just starting and taking account of your background, PHP code won't make much sense if any at all. I advice you do crash course with PHP and MySQL. you have two "colleges" to learn that. Either Tizag or w3School. After that, you will see how easy that task is becoming :)
I wonder you want to make a clone of site you haven't reasearched. Just do you homework and come up with conclusion; either to code yours or use CMS Check open source CMSes here
Darkagn, do I miss something here. I think you forgot else clause. I stand to be corrected though. I think if you call the function twice it wont return anything as the MYSQLDB::instance will not be null. Also in C++ you must Delete the instance once used but I think PHP does that for you.
public static function getInstance()
{
// this code ensures there is only ever at most one instance of this class
if (instance == null){
instance = new MYSQLDB();
return instance;
}
else{
return instance;
}
}
Hosted on an external server? I am using WAMP which means my server is my computer. So, does it mean that i can actually run my php-mysql script in my machine without internet connection? thank you!
The meaning is, if all the pages and resources (like images et al) are found in local server then you can use it with no internet connection at all. Otherwise you need internet connection
It is hard to help with such massive codes.my advice is, make small code based on your above code, and poke with it until it works then incorporate the idea in your big project.
I will help if you reduce to something readable :)
If that advice is good then stop what you are doing :) Here are good resources but RTM is important! 1. Get acquainted with TCP/IP and sockets in general 2. Get the basics of QT after C++ of course!
why using Windows thing in QT, I mean QT is designed to be Xplatform and using windoish stuffs limits the very purpose. If you plan to use it in windows then go for Win32 API, or stay away from windowing and do it QT way :)
Having said so, I suggest Zetcode QT tutorial as one of Good start
Start by building a while loop that counts up to the entered number. Once you figure that part out, and post your effort, we'll be able to help you more.
I agree, and I suggest you skim through this tutorial to get you head up
Just store the words in a std::vector<std::string> and then output the appropriate word with std::cout << words[i]; . You could alternatively use a switch statement.
In the future, please use more descriptive thread titles!
David
I agree with you Dave, but since he said is newbie I think he should start with std::string array[] before moving to STL
Your initial statement / request is almost as unrealistic as: "I am a PHP programmer. I need to build a bridge. I don't have the time to learn all about civil engineering. Just tell me the most common design approaches for building a bridge so I can get on with it."
Nail on head. If you don't know it and you want to use it but you don't wan't to learn it, then you can't do it. I will suggest that you hire someone with time to do it and you pay him/her for that time.
Sorry but that person can't be me, I have no time ;)
Now if that is the case I will advice you to make different actions for delete and add files. That is, make one action on form to add_data.php and another action to delete_data.php
Here is summary of what happens. Client (mostly web browser) sends HTTP request to the server. The server processes the request with right file and then returns a response in terms of HTML or JSON et al. So the Client doesn't know about server code and server about client. They only know of requests and response
@hielo: Actually I am having a huge number of PHP files that should be accessed using Ajax. So I have to change the code of each an every PHP file to make it compatible with Ajax requests :(. I was wondering whether there is a solution without touching the PHP files :(. Anyway thanks a lot for taking some time to reply me.
@evstevemd: I am using jQuery $.post to send Ajax requests. It works fine for non redirecting PHP scripts, but when PHP script calls the redirect function, it works in an unpredictable manner :(. May be I am using it incorrectly :/. I will go through the jQuery documentation and try it again. Thanks a lot for your reply.
If anyone knows how to handle it using jQuery $.post please be kind enough to share it with me :)
Thanks a lot
Hielo have said it well, but I would avoid that code complexity by removing the redirection instruction in my php and just *load* the php file to be redirected to in post callback function; roughly something like below. But for that, you have to "touch" PHP files. If you don't want to touch them, then check Hielo's method. Again, we don't know what the pages does exactly but it is worth to check JQuery append if page.php and redirect.php are to *not* overwrite the content of a div
