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Google PHP form mail, you will find some free PHP scripts and form templates that you can customize to suit your needs. Using the form and PHP scripts, send the PHP mailer the address to send your message to by having the user input their 10 digit phone number and …

@nickoooname: That's with a 1hr minimum right? Otherwise you only make €4 on this deal since the OP didn't specify that it had to integrate with an existing site ;)

In your first example lets assume that $_GET['id'] was properly validated and tested to be a legitimate image filename, and another test to verify that the file exists, you could use the GD library. Instead of the "file_get_contents()" line, use GD's methods: (search GD at php.net) [CODE]header("Content-type: image/jpeg"); // test …

I think the question would be better answered by a person who lives or has lived under a dictator's rule. Considering commentary I heard from people that have lived under a dictatorship, I am quite sure that not one of them would choose dictator over democracy. That being said, one …

This might be the answer I was looking for. I am using false for async and Firefox wouldn't work until I installed Firebug plugin, then Firefox would work with async=false requests. Couldn't figure out why, glad you narrowed it down :)

I don't understand very much about [URL="http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html"][U]hasLayout[/U][/URL], but I did just run into a problem where I was using a table for tabular data, but then decided I needed an image in one of the cells and some buttons. In order to get the image and buttons to line up …

I do contract work for a small Wireless ISP in my rural area and am creating a desktop app to keep track of jobs and scheduling. The main part of my app visually is a calendar and in each visible day there will be lists as containers for jobs belonging …

I did make some attempts to search for this problem but was not sure exactly what to search for and being after 1AM my eyes wouldn't take reading through the 11+ pages of unrelated search results, so I will just ask the question... New to Java, want to use one …

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I think you need to look at client side solution to this problem at least in as much as using it for ajax calls to query the server/database, then rebuilding the drop-downs with the appropriate information. Having the page completely reload for every menu selection change would drive even the …

[code]ORDER BY `vehicles`.`$sort` ASC LIMIT [/code] You may want change that DOT between `vehicles` and `$sort` to a comma.

Go to php.net and lookup htmlentities and html_entity_decode methods. How you display user's input also depends on WHERE you display user's input. If the user-inputed data from the database is to be later displayed in the web page you want the user's line breaks to become <br>'s, if you are …

If those fields have the same NAME, ie. <input type="text" name="user_input"> <input type="text" name="user_input"> <input type="text" name="user_input"> <input type="text" name="user_input"> When the form that encloses these input's is submitted then the PHP variable on the server would be: $_GET['user_input'] or $_POST['user_input'] depending on your method get or post. It will …

You beat me to it Xan :) I too noticed the use of $_POST and $_GET vars directly in the queries, something you absolutely do not want to do. If you have some kind of user-input validation on the client-side, it isn't good enough, client-side validation is for user convenience …

wget is awesome! I had been wanting to find a way to do database dumps daily of my client's websites and store them in .sql files on my server at home. I have a password protected script on each website that when accessed with the proper code, it's output is …

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Hello, I am hoping to get some opinions on this. I work with a manufactured home dealer, they have four separate companies that work together: 1) mfg home retailer (does the deal for the mfg home) 2) development company (purchases lots and develops them to be ready to accept new …

[QUOTE]whether u like it or not, 80-85% of web visitors use IE . But from a developer point of view, most people prefer firefox becoz it supports various addons (which are of immense help)[/QUOTE] I think IE market share is only that high in the highest estimates. It also varies …

I personally would put the javascript confirm in the original page instead of having to load or reload a page, detect a set variable, then confirm the action. If a form submission is used, you can add the attribute onsubmit to your form element: <form action="" onsubmit="return confirm('are you sure?')"> …

Whatever link a user uses to go to "mysite.com?act=games&task=play" why not just have that link point to "mysite.com/games/play.php?game=###" Seems like you might be unnecessarily complicating a simple task. I mean, why even call mysite.com when that is not the page you are looking for. Can you show us your code?

How about naming your banner images accordingly: searchbanner38.jpg, searchbanner43.jpg, etc. and in your search result choose the source of the banner image like this: [CODE]echo "<img src='path/to/images/searchbanner" . $_GET['makems'] . ".jpg'/>";[/CODE] definitely a few ways to skin this cat...

It looks like you are creating a select element with unclosed options elements. You have the opening and closing tags for select, but I only see the opening tags for the options, which may or may not be your problem. I use dynamically created options for my select's using ajax …

A client side solution means the client has to load the page first, you absolutely need a server side solution. PHP session variables I think would be the way to go, when a page is requested, your PHP on the server would determine what was served up to the requestor. …

Digital Ether, you saved me from pulling my hair out. I was trying to work on my website at a different location and Firefox would not properly handle my http requests, even though it works fine at home. Forgetting that I had Firebug installed at home I couldn't figure out …