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If you are using a Web Hosting service you should contact them and see if they can help.

If you are using PayPal or something like that, part of the security is that the transaction happens on their site and out of your control. You don't say why you want to do it this way but it seems that it is probably not an appropriate thing to do.

This is an interesting dilemma. If the network isn't reliable, it seems that it would make sense to have a local server or programs running from the PC's that would talk to the remote server and keep a local log / copy of all the data. Running a "cloud" service …

Is the machine shutting itself off and on or is it truly staying on with the "pulsing" power light.

It isn't through PHP but if you don't mind doing it manually, use PHPMyAdmin to do it (Most web hosts provide it as the tool to manage your MySQL database).

Try running in safe mode to see if it makes an difference.

You can find info if you do a search. Here is one example: [URL="http://www.nocrash.com/ncbbs/msgs/3247.shtml"]http://www.nocrash.com/ncbbs/msgs/3247.shtml[/URL]

Reading the documentation works for me! From the PHP manual: [B]path [/B] The path on the server in which the cookie will be available on. If set to '/', the cookie will be available within the entire domain . If set to '/foo/', the cookie will only be available within …

Many related problems in this post: [URL="http://getsatisfaction.com/dell/topics/dell_studio_1535_laptop_battery_plugged_in_not_charging"]http://getsatisfaction.com/dell/topics/dell_studio_1535_laptop_battery_plugged_in_not_charging[/URL]

Here are a couple: [URL="http://www.program-o.com/"]http://www.program-o.com/[/URL] [URL="http://php.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=php&cdn=compute&tm=14&f=20&tt=13&bt=0&bts=0&zu=http://www.alicebot.org/downloads/programs.html"]http://php.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=php&cdn=compute&tm=14&f=20&tt=13&bt=0&bts=0&zu=http://www.alicebot.org/downloads/programs.html[/URL]

Possible that a virus could have done some damage. Just to be sure you could do a scan (MalwareBytes). If you have the original Windows install disk, you could also try doing a repair and see if that corrects it. If you have recovery disks you could also try that. …

I don't think that's enough. The array isn't being loaded correctly either! But seriously though. You may have better luck using the authorize.net forum to see if anyone else has encountered similar problems and what the cause was. [URL="http://community.developer.authorize.net/"]http://community.developer.authorize.net/[/URL]

I did a search and found an article that explains it (see link below). <?= is a shortcut for echo. It only works if PHP's short open tags is turned on. This isn't much of a shortcut (especially since you also need the closing tag for a total of 5 …

Once it comes on, does it just stay in that frozen state or does it switch off after a while and try to start again (the most common scenario).

If it doesn't come on at all, it could be a power supply problem. On a laptop, this can be the actual connection where the power supply plugs into the machine. The jack in the machine or the plug that plugs into it could be worn out. Could also be …

A couple of thoughts from a previous post. Could be driver-related. [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread129656.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread129656.html[/URL]

The Search box is there for a reason. Most common problems have been solved before. If you do a search on volume control, you'll find quite a few previous posts. Here's a link to one of them: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread73442.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread73442.html[/URL]

I am using PHP 5.2.10 for my local testing. I have had situations where commented lines of code cause PHP to lose its marbles and it just outputs the uninterpreted code from that point on. I never saw this on earlier versions of PHP and it has only happened a …

if you include what you did to try to get it back to what it was, that may allow someone to give you some other suggestions.

Have a look at the article that I linked. Haven't tried it but it seems pretty easy if it works (not Word 2007 compatible). [URL="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/188452/reading-writing-a-ms-word-file-in-php"]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/188452/reading-writing-a-ms-word-file-in-php[/URL]

I'd start by double-checking that the screen resolution is set to the proper "native" value for your screen.

The first question to answer is if there is an "official" way to get data into the second application (an API of some kind). If the answer is no, then you will need to automate the filling of the form for the second application. One way to possibly do this …

You don't say if it was able to do full-screen running under Vista or something else. It may depend on the resolution of your screen. On my old laptop, the screen was closer to square (I think it was 1440x1280) and I had no problem getting stuff to go full …

Check the fan. If it's not working you'll need to fix or replace it and hope that everything else still works.

I used XP with WindowBlinds for a while and I was happy with it. None-the-less, I'm very happy with Win7 and have no desire to use anything else. Windows 7 "Starter" is the cheapest, most basic version of Win 7 and doesn't include the Aero theme or the ability to …

After using Vista for three years, Win 7 speed is amazing. Compared to Vista, XP was pretty quick but Win 7 is just as good or better. Obviously getting a newer quicker machine with Win 7 on it is a factor as well so in a head-to-head comparison, XP would …

The answer to your first question: [URL="https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=p/xcl/rec/subscr-intro-outside"]https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=p/xcl/rec/subscr-intro-outside[/URL] If you want to restrict what countries you will deal with, PayPal already deals with that to some degree. It depends if you want to go further. In that case, you probably need your own control when they register with you. [URL="https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=p/xcl/rec/subscr-intro-outside"]https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=p/xcl/rec/subscr-intro-outside[/URL]

Presuming that you have already sorted out the login system itself, then it should be simple to add a check for the trial period. Each user record could have a trial period flag with a second field for the date that the trial period ends. You could go with just …

You can't get an answer or any help if you don't describe the problem with some details. Many of these laptops have problems in the initial POST processing that causes them to try to start, power off and start again. Is this your problem or is it something else?

This is a handy class that takes care of the details: [URL="http://www.micahcarrick.com/04-19-2005/php-paypal-ipn-integration-class.html"]http://www.micahcarrick.com/04-19-2005/php-paypal-ipn-integration-class.html[/URL]

Feral Reason: Is there some logical reason why you would answer a post from 2005 now?

As per the permanent post at the beginning of this section, if you get this far, it probably isn't hardware but given that it started happening after you loaded the Asus drivers, it still could be. You'll want to go through the hardware checks for memory, fans etc just to …

It's rather simple. See the link: [URL="http://blogs.sun.com/netbeansphp/entry/cake_php_symfony_prado_zend"]http://blogs.sun.com/netbeansphp/entry/cake_php_symfony_prado_zend[/URL]

I think that it's reasonable that you would define your needs more completely and that you would do some of the research instead of posting a totally open-ended question on a forum such as this. You should provide more detail on what you want this "community portal" to be able …

This question comes up regularly and most people will point you at the most popular ones such as Joomla, Mambo, Drupal or Wordpress because that is what they are familiar with. Being popular means that there may be more choice of templates and plugins and that may be important to …

If you have modules that can do the validations, then you can probably "include" them in your main program. You will need some understanding of the way in which the validation modules are structured (and how they are intended to be used). They might (for example) contain Functions that you …

Have a look at this class. It makes it pretty easy. [URL="http://www.micahcarrick.com/04-19-2005/php-paypal-ipn-integration-class.html"]paypal class[/URL]

This has been covered before (probably many times). I have provided a link to one thread below. If you do a search of this forum you will probably find more. [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=209973&highlight=php+vs+asp"]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=209973&highlight=php+vs+asp[/URL]

You can use function_exists to prevent double definitions: [code=php] if (function_exists("function name") { function xxx(...) { } } [/code]

string crypt ( string $str [, string $salt ] )

fopen, fwrite, fclose or even simpler, file_put_contents.

You need a variable to keep the prev application read (we'll call it $app). As you read through all the z rows, you build two variables (let's call them $emp and $server). Every time you add one, you are giving it a trailing comma. When $app changes, you then drop …

I am using 5.2.10 with no problems. I tried 5.3.0 and had significant problems with it. The latest Xampp contains php 5.3.1

You could write the code to a file (saving it with a .htm or .php suffix) in a temp directory and then re-direct to that page. You'll want to limit the access to that directory so hackers can't create their own pages there.

There is a default PHP class/object called stdClass. When you define variables this way without first defining a class, it will make them part of stdClass.

If your hosting plan limits you to 5 IDs then that's the most you can create unless they have an option to increase that number. There are a lot of reasonably-priced hosting plans that give you hundreds, thousands or unlimited email accounts.

It's the sledgehammer approach but the simplest way may be to do an ob_start(); right after your <?PHP statement and an ob_end_clean(); right before the point where you are doing a re-direct (or whatever...).

If you are looking at 3000 users on a continuing basis you will need a heavy duty hardware and software configuration to handle it. If this is a once per day process (for example), then you probably won't want to invest the time and the cost to build such an …

I presume that you do have a <form> and </form> outside the scope of what you have shown. In your second module that will receive the fields, you have to treat your $text_n variable as a variable variable unless you want to do a lot of hard coding. Thus, you …

You can find some info in the following links: [URL="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/98915/is-anyone-familiar-with-jaxer-im-looking-for-pros-and-cons"]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/98915/is-anyone-familiar-with-jaxer-im-looking-for-pros-and-cons[/URL] [URL="http://www.cmswire.com/cms/industry-news/php-vs-java-vs-ruby-000887.php"]http://www.cmswire.com/cms/industry-news/php-vs-java-vs-ruby-000887.php[/URL] You can no doubt find more doing a search. Unless you are going to do some really major development you probably want to go with what you already know. If you are basically a js/ajax person, then there would …