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I agree with stymee, participating and posting helpful topics will really drive traffics to your forum.

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I've a online community for software developers, students and webmasters. The site is <url snipped> I've launched this site on march 2008, since then I got lots of traffic from google or linkreferral or any other sites. From Google analytics I came to know that I'm getting around 100-120 unique …

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Very simple, you can use either <a href="..." target="_BLANK">...</a> or use javascript function window.open() to open a new window having the link you specified

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Very good post... as a webmaster I learnt lots of stuffs from your post. Keep it up and please post some topics on how to increase page-rank in Google etc.

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Because you have set the primary key to be auto incremented so you don't need to pass anything here.

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You can grab the values from the global $_REQUEST array or $_POST array. The selected values are avaialble in the variable which has the same name as the form tag. e.g. the selected value for subject can be retrieved as $_REQUEST['subject']

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After the form is posted all the form variables are available in the second page in the global array $_REQUEST[]. So when you want to keep the form variables in the first page then do this: [CODE=PHP] <input type="text" name="testfield" value="<?=$_REQUEST[testfield]?>" /> [/CODE] or you can keep the posted form …

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Pass the result resource you get after executing the query in mysql_num_rows() and it'll give the total number of rwos fetched

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Or if you want to follow CSS to desig the grid which very popular then you can choose the CSS you want from this tutorial also- [url]http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/08/13/top-10-css-table-designs/#comment-291271[/url] Or google with CSS table+grid and you'll get numerous sample code for doing this.

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No cookies are stored in client's machine and since they are not a secure enough to hold confidential information so they do not contain password. However as a text you can put password in cookies but you shouldn't do so. Password once validated should not be stored in any medium …

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You know what? You should use interface when you want to take all the common features from different stuffs say you have one interface that contains method a() and another interface that contains method b(). Now in the situation when you want your program to have both a() and b() …

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