newbie14 The 'z-index' will determine which layer is over and which layer is underneath. The highest value is top of the other (i.e., 3 is over 2, 1 and 2 is over 1), negative has the same affect reversely. So, you can handle easily by specifying the proper value for each 'z-index' with individual class or inline-style.
Try to use 'size' instead of the proper width for each input field.
input {
width: 33px; /* you can extend proper width as much as you need */
}
Fill the background-color to all box wrapping the form elements in demo. So, you can check where the elements align porperly or are they stap with the place where you want to stay. Like this example.
newbie14 It is for debugging. I've no idea where the problem is. It's just only for approaching the problem and debugging. Can you point me the focus if you know where the problem originate ?
If you want to process in the same page, use form. Otherwise you can use link. But you can't retrieve the data with '$_POST[]' by pass with the link, whether the form can be retrieve both '$_POST' and '$_GET'. Here is example below: With the anchor link:
<a href="page.php?param1=blabla¶m2=blabla">Go to page</a>
# page.php
$param1 = $_GET['param1'];
$parem2 = $_GET['param2'];
//other statements for processing
With form:
<form name="myform" action="page.php" method="post">
<input type="text" name="param1" />Param1<br />
<input type="text" name="param2" />Param2<br />
<input type="submit" value="Submit" name="submit" />
</form>
#page.php
$param1 = $_POST['param1'];
$param2 = $_POST['param2'];
//you can also use $param1= $_GET['param1'] and $param2 = $_GET['param2'] respectively when you are using the get method with that form
//further processing
It means that 'UsersController::header()' is missing in the file '/home/tsiplanm/public_html/secure/cake/libs/controller/controller.php'. I never used CakePHP before and I don't know anything about that framework. Perhaps, the file is corrupted and some codes missed when you're downloading. Try to download the new one and install again or find the documentation on the official site http://cakephp.org/
That's not enough info. Post the code you're using or link to the site where you're using. You can do rounded corner simply in CSS, most of the modern browsers and IE9 support this feature except IE-8 and older. Example shows here.
What is the difference of 'login.inc.php' and 'login_form.inc.php'? Aren't they same ? If they are have the same functions, you don't need to include the 'login.inc.php'. The login will be process in 'login_form.inc.php' when the form was submitted even if you included 'login.inc.php' on the top because your form points 'login_form.inc.php'.
In line 18 on the processing script: Do I need to return false; to do it correct, and the script doesnt contibue after the validation? I haveent done this, and it is not submitting (It is working anyways)!? If i write return false; it still works..
You shouldn't use 'empty()' for string. See more detail here.
Next question, How do I create a session, so that I can include it on the pages I want to protect
You must write 'session_start()' on the very top of the file before processing any PHP scripts. Put 'session_start()' in the file where you want to create and use.
Where does the '$title' pass from ? Via form or url ? This statement may encounter the problem if there is no request for '$_GET'. Set the default value if there is no request for '$title'.
<?php include "db.php";?> <?php include "configuration.php";?>
<?php include "configuration.php";?>
Place thine line first before <?php include "db.php";?> . As I mentioned above, 'session_start()' should write first before processing other PHP statements.
Post your code where the 'session_start()' was used. 'session_start()' normally should write at the top of the PHP file before processing any PHP codes.
Greek unicode collation was already supported in MySql. Change the unicode collation for your table that is using Greek language. Go to your phpMyadmin, and select your database, go to Operations tab and select the appropriate unicode in Collation options. Hope this help.
Maybe, it is only one reason, your file does not allow to read and this file has no permission to the users. It may encounter when the file was developed in the local and upload to the server. Check your php file permission and set it to '755'.
What IDE did you use for coding PHP? This may relate with the format how you save this file. Open your PHP file with text editor, notepad is the best in this case. Click 'file' and choose 'Save as'. Then select 'UTF-8' in the Encoding option, and then click OK.
Upload this file to server (overriding is ok) and refresh your web server and clear all cache. Then, reload this page on your browser.
