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Simple and clean script. One suggestion though, instead of all the array_push functions, why not loop trough every attribute from $entry? I've seen some RSS feeds that use something other than 'description' for some reason.

Hi, Although I'm not really a novice when talking about web development, I'm not really used to writing MySQL queries that are a bit more advanced than the absolute basic SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE queries. Anyway, currently I started working on a project that shows relevant items to the user: A 'you might …

Hi, I was reading a few articles about secure login systems without SSL, as it looks a bit difficult to set up a server to accept HTTPS connections, create a certificate etc. Anyway, the main problem would normally be that when a user logs in, the password is sent to …

Hi, I made a basic PHP upload system in order to allow file uploads to my server. The only problem I run into is that I want to be able to upload .php files (and other possible files that are executed by the webserver before being sent to the client), …

Note that JSP pages are used with Java, which is not the same as JavaScript.

If I understand you correctly, and you wan't to create a browsershots-like system, I think it's safe to say that there are no APIs available for something like this.

Hi, I'm working on a project which requires some sort of 'connection' between 2 (or more, actually) clients. Basically one person should be able to send data to another person with their webbrowser, somewhat comparable to a instant message system. My first idea was using XHRs to send data to …

Using a loop on 5000 members would take too much time simply because of the delay between the request and response of your xml request to the API. I think that the best thing you can do, is requesting everyone's gamerscore once, putting it in the table, and then using …

The first part of the script looks like the function to decrypt the rest of the script. Although everything is a bit obfuscated, you can replace [B]eval[/B] with [B]document.write[/B] (at the end of the script) to view the original javascript. But again, it's obfuscated so it's still difficult to understand.

Hi, I've been working on a website and when I was nearly finished I tested the design in Internet Explorer. While the problems didn't look that big, I can't figure out how to solve all of them. This is the website design: [url]http://divbyzero.nl/sil/[/url] (CSS at [url]http://divbyzero.nl/sil/default.css[/url]) In Safari, FF etc …

Hi, I'm working on a simple WYSIWYG editor. So far everything goes well, except for one thing: Most (or, every, probably) WYSIWYG editor I know that has the B, I and U buttons, applies a 'click' effect when the text you are typing is bold, italic or underlined. So when …

Something like this is pretty easy to find at Google. [url]https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/bizui/IntegrationHub-outside[/url]

Hi, I'm using a simple .htaccess file to use a custom 404 error page: ErrorDocument 404 /errors/404.php Inside this 'errors' folder, there is the 404.php file, and an image, which I want to include in the 404 page. Anyway, when I request a non-existing page from the root folder, everything …

I think that cURL functions are able to do that. You can set up a HTTP request and add parameters like a username/password combination. Take a look at the [URL="http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.curl.php"]cURL functions reference[/URL]

First of all, in these kinds of situations it is very usefull to use AJAX. The fact that your client does not 'support' it is strange. Anyway, since you submit the forum, you can check the values of the post variables that are set. So you can get the value …

It would be useful if you provided the value of $str[11]. Perhaps there is something wrong with the character? Also, what is the server supposed to return, and what is the remote server returning?

Well, you are somehow assigning the two (or whatever you selected) users to the project right? Now, the only thing you should do is (when you are retrieving the user list in order to build the list of checkboxes), check wheather a user is assigned to a project allready, and …

Hmm, you could use the file_get_contents() function on the URL that is submitted to your website, then use a regular expression (you can obviously use other functions too) to find the things you want. Shouldn't be that difficult, since you're only searching for a <title> and <body> tag

The first part of the PHP code doesn't seem to do anything at the current position (i.e. it does not echo the previousInnerHTML variable), but I assume that it should echo the list of options in the JS function. What exactly goes wrong? Can you see the initial list when …

Hi, I'm creating a simple analytics script to use on my website(s). I started of very simply by just creating a new record for every session, and updating the sessions (i.e. incrementing the number of pageloads for that session) when a new page is loaded. I also save the browser/version …

Obviously the best way is to provide the wallpapers in a ZIP file or something like that. Another option I've seen somewhere (although not a great solution IMO), is to echo an iframe for every file you want the user to download. The only problem is that, when automatically downloading …

Hi, I'm trying to create a textgame in python, and after searching for a few topics about it I though I knew how to make it. Many textgames use a system like this: [CODE]def room_one(): #do stuff if something: room_two() def room_two(): #do stuff [/CODE] Most of the time the …

Hi, I'm new to Python, and although I've quite some programming experience, I wasn't able to find an answer for this problem: As a first project, I am trying to create a small text game. All is going well (since it's very basic), except for my inventory system. At the …