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I would think php.net but I could not find them. The SVN repository requires a developers password so I could not check there. A more difficult question - How do I install PHP 5.2.4 on Ubuntu Linux 10.10. Thanks in advance.

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When working in a C IDE I can simply click on view disassembly to view the assembly code. Does PHP have an equivalent? It looks like Opcodes are as low - level as one can get but I wanted to verify. Secondly, What is a good IDE to view the …

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I have a menu that is being obscured by a text field. I tried setting the Z-index in the CSS to 1 and 2 respectively and set the position to relative (w3 schools sais the positioning must by relative, absolute, or fixed) for the Z index to have effect but …

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I simply want to input some from data into my javascript library. The form has the name "signup" and a link has on onclick property to call the "interface_signup()" function in javascript shown below. This is obviously a ridiculous way to do it, but my attempts to use "this" or …

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I need to take data in from a form, using a javascript call. From there I need to send the data to a php script that puts it in a database. I have an AJAX call that does this...but I know that the AJAX call also waits for a response …

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For anyone who gets fed up with the somewhat verbose syntax involved in populating an STL map container with static arrays of std::pair (Or any of the other somewhat tedious ways of writing 'pair' combinations), here is a function which allows two different (statically allocated) arrays, of equal length, to …

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