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I served for several years as a Senior Team Member with the osCommerce project and can honestly say that its development progress is less than admirable with nothing other than bug fix releases since its initial 2.1 release in 2001. As a consequence and due to our own needs for …

Opinions vary greatly on osCommerce - see this thread for more: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread106522.html[/url]

I don't believe you will find a way to access remote hardware using PHP. If you do, please let me know.... maybe I can win a MacBook Air also! :icon_lol: Matti Ressler Suomeia

The cure for this problem is not to change PHP settings, but rather to update the the script's reliance on register_globals. Would help if you indicated which script you are using, however clearly it is rather outdated and you should look for something more up to date. Matti Ressler Suomedia

We use Scriptaculous and its Animation Framework: [url]http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/CombinationEffectsDemo[/url] Matti Ressler Suomedia

This was the first fully Ajaxed site that we created: [url]http://3hmp3.com[/url] (based on osCommerce, so please excuse the markup). Take a look at it on Google... absolutely no problem. You just gotta know how to do it.

We specialise in multimedia websites and use FFMPEG (serverside). Also good for creating MP3's from almost any format. Matti Ressler Suomedia

Usually the simplest thing to do is to click on the yellow ! icon in the bottom left of the browser window in IE. This will tell you the error. Better still, use Firefox and use the error console. We can't see your code, so thats the best I can …

The isFloat function is missing. Matti Ressler Suomedia

The simplest way to download table data is to use phpMyAdmin. Matti Ressler Suomedia

We are soon releasing a GPL cart that we use ourselves for creating MP3 stores - here is our most recent site still in development: <url snipped -- see signature> We were aiming to release this month, however I have been rather snowed under and we probably wont get it …

Yep... IE6 users don't like to upgrade, simple as that and we will need to keep supporting it. Since I am not a fanatic for valid style sheets (see no valid reason to be) I am thankful that IE6 display bugs are relatively simple to fix using underscore (importing extra …

I really think that the people here offering advice on how to remove/obscure the copyright notice need to get a life! Such removal without permission from the developer is perfectly illegal (as is offering advice on how to do it). To say that you are a "victim" of something that …

I dont see anywhere in your script where the values for the following variables are set: $mime_boundary $fileatt_type $picture_name $fileatt_name It wont work if the values are empty. Matti Ressler Suomedia

Zen Cart has an MVC architecture and relies on the index.php. You could install Zen Cart into a sub directory and link to it from you main site, however people may have problems when switching between the cart and your main site (losing the session and cart contents). A better …

You would do far better not to rely on javascript for this at all. Instead you should parse the post with PHP and from that display a confirmation for the delete if delete was selected. That is simply good coding practice. It is common to use javascript for error checking …

If your script works but takes forever, you probably need to add indexes to your tables. Matti Ressler Suomedia

You must close each form with </form> and make sure that one form is not within another. Matti Ressler Suomedia

[CODE]$query = "SELECT address_code FROM address WHERE userID= '".$myuserID."'"; $result = mysql_query($query); <td><input type="text" name="PickupAddressPostCode" value="<?php echo $result['address_code']; ?>" /></td>[/CODE] Matti Ressler Suomedia

Why are you creating an e-commerce application when there are open source ones available (including multiple stores . I know at least two)? Matti Ressler Suomedia

Try this: [CODE]<!--[if !IE]> --> <object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://www.zeriislam.com/menu.swf" width="923" height="90"> <!-- <![endif]--> <!--[if IE]> <object classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,0,0" width="923" height="90"> <param name="movie" value="http://www.zeriislam.com/menu.swf" /> <!--><!--dgx--> <param name="loop" value="true" /> <param name="menu" value="false" /> <p>Flash Player Required</p> </object> <!-- <![endif]--> [/CODE] Matti Ressler Suomedia

[QUOTE=nav33n;571840]. Its not a good practice to have @, because it makes your life very difficult to know where the exact error is.[/QUOTE] I agree. I have absolutely never used it.... another lazy practice even worse than short tags. Good code has error handling, not error suppression. Matti Ressler Suomedia

The error is in your PHP. You are missing this: [CODE]$StudentName = $_POST['StudentName'];[/CODE] Matti Ressler Suomedia

I don't see anything there that wont run on PHP4, although I would change this: [CODE]$query = "SELECT * FROM $table_id";[/CODE] to this: [CODE]$query = "SELECT * FROM " . $table_id;[/CODE] Perhaps the problem is with your DomDocument class? You should attach the files to your post. Matti Ressler Suomedia

Although the syntax of your example is incorrect, yes, you can create a function to manipulate the data. eg. [CODE=PHP]<?php function myFunction($input) { $output = strtolower($input); return $output; } $data = 'TEST'; $result = myFunction($data); echo $result; ?>[/CODE]

Somewhere up the top put: [CODE]$sentmail = NULL;[/CODE] Matti Ressler Suomedia

Probably the best way to start learning is to pick up an open source application such as Joomla or PHPnuke and learn from it, modify it, break it. I use WAMP as a local development environment which allows running these applications on my local machine rather than a web server. …

The table already exists. Your latest code is correct (the other you had "$database_name" in quotes, which is incorrect). Matti Ressler Suomedia

[QUOTE=justted;570748]Hiya thanks for the replies., But what does the Ob_start and end mean/do? [/QUOTE] It was explained, but we will try again. ob_start(); buffers the output to the browser (stops it) until ob_end_flush() is called. If you don't have ob_end_flush() then the output of code after ob_start will not be …

Its possible. It requires a GEO-IP database. There are a number of free and commercial ones available. Matti Ressler Suomedia

There is nothing in the code that you posted that is actually causing the error. Look at my tutorial [URL="http://afcomponents.com/tutorials/flow_list/46/"]here[/URL] which has a nice introduction to using database classes. Matti Ressler Suomedia

[CODE]<?php if ($_POST["vercode"] != $_SESSION["vercode"] OR $_SESSION["vercode"]=='') { header("Location: invalid.htm"); } else { echo '<strong>Thank you for your input. If requested, we will contact you as soon as possible.</strong><br>'; }; ?>[/CODE] Matti Ressler Suomedia

Instead of using $_GET variables use $_POST. Any such transaction should be over a secure SSL connection. I don't see any reason to be passing username and password at all other than a login page. Once logged in, you should be using $user_id which would be registered in $_SESSION or …

Its not possible to not save the image, however if it has already been uploaded you can display it in the second edit stage and if another image is not chosen again, to use the one already uploaded. You can also unlink() it if the whole thing is canceled. Matti …

Simply use the [URL="http://www.php.net/mail"]mail()[/URL] function during the processing of your form data. Matti Ressler Suomedia

There are numerous versions of both osCommerce and Paypal modules to go with it. You should be using osCommerce 2.2-RC2 and the Paypal modules included with that. They function just fine. If you have an older version you NEED to upgrade. Matti Ressler Suomedia

You have $_POST variables such as this: [CODE]$_POST[activationsubmit][/CODE] They must be like this: [CODE]$_POST['activationsubmit'][/CODE] Fix those first and see what happens. Matti Ressler Suomedia

It doesn't look good in any browser. Fix your javascript errors first. Try searching Google for "browser simulator" Matti Ressler Suomedia

[QUOTE=maxmannuk;568601]I have some problems with javasript functioning in firefox... something very basic as open window browser???????????????????[/QUOTE] Javascript works just fine in Firefox... the problem is your code. Matti Ressler Suomedia

The only way to write robust applications is to hand code. Most developers make use of class libraries which greatly reduce coding time. There are also development frameworks such a the Zend Framework which make building applications much simpler. The main tool I use is Ultra edit which is simply …

Use <?php instead of <? (very bad habit). Matti Ressler Suomedia

Sounds like you have an open <div> tag, most likely in your right column..... looking.... nope, tag counts match. Try this in your footer class: clear:both; Try also fixing these errors: [url]http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fohiochirorelief.com%2F[/url] Matti Ressler Suomedia

Are you allowed to reproduce the images? If so, the simplest way is to ask them to zip them up for you so you can download them. You cant just "link" images onto your hard disk.... they must be downloaded. Matti Ressler Suomedia

Looks rather nasty (no offense) I normally do this kind of layout like this: [CODE]<div style="position:relative; width:100%"> <div style="width:33%; float:left; text-align:center;"><img src="my_image.gif" /><br />Text</div> <div style="width:33%; float:left; text-align:center;"><img src="my_image.gif" /><br />Text</div> <div style="width:33%; float:left; text-align:center;"><img src="my_image.gif" /><br />Text</div> </div>[/CODE] Matti Ressler Suomedia

[QUOTE=peter_budo;566893]I had quick look at your source code and I do not understand why you trying to pull flash with use of JavaScript. [/QUOTE] This is done so that flash objects don't need to be clicked in IE. Your javascript file is missing or in the wrong location: [url]http://www.greeksplanet.com/Scripts/AC_RunActiveContent.js[/url] (returns …

You have two divs, id="result": [CODE]<div id="result">[/CODE] ID names must be unique and your div tags are open. I don't see the ID's you say. Matti Ressler Suomedia

You need a database query on your login page to fetch the name you wish to display, then to register it in $_SESSION. Not possible to show you exactly how without seeing your login page code. Matti Ressler Suomedia

We do this kind of thing all the time, using either Ajax or javascript depending on what is needed. Perhaps its best you describe exactly what you wish to happen when the button is clicked. Matti Ressler Suomedia

A common way to do it is this: [CODE]$data = mysql_query('SELECT * FROM `bus_basic` ORDER BY `name` ASC ') or die(mysql_error()); Print "<table cellpadding=3>"; $count = 0; while($info = mysql_fetch_array( $data )) { $count++; Print "<tr>"; Print "".$info['name'] . " "; Print "<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;".$info['address'] . " "; Print "<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;".$info['city'] . ", …

Try this: [CODE]li { margin-bottom: 100px; }[/CODE] Matti Ressler Suomedia