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IMHO, use video tutorials. A book (in the design world) can be ONLY used as a reference. Try [URL="http://www.lynda.com/home/DisplayCourse.aspx?lpk2=61017"]THIS ONE[/URL] ; it's 17+ Hours long, a complete beginner's guide, aand, costs 'only' $149.95 on DVD :) [btw, I disagree with Graffixnerd; if you're a TOTAL beginner, downloading fragments of tutorials …

you are missing double-equals on [CODE]else if ($critiria='poli'){[/CODE] and on [CODE]else if ($critiria='date'){[/CODE] as a start.

Well ...after all, there's a little no-so-much-known secret: Having LOADS of available backlinks.

Well as a start, post it on Google via [URL="http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl"]http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl[/URL]. If it's interesting, make a Facebook page for it ... make it viral. If it's purpose is to generate revenue, well, try other tactics (Google AdWords ?). If you wanna jump in SEO world, here's a good book > [URL="http://www.amazon.com/Search-Engine-Optimization-Dummies-Peter/dp/0764567586"]http://www.amazon.com/Search-Engine-Optimization-Dummies-Peter/dp/0764567586[/URL]

It took them sooo damn long ... now I start to think if it is worth the pain!

I agree with macgurl70. Check this out >> [URL="http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/9619/semb.jpg"]SEM LOGO[/URL] The maze seems to be LOCKED; not good for internet marketing ... cuz you're supposed to provide solutions :) I changed the font to Helvetica (85Heavy & 35Thin), much cooler. And, I integrated the sign with the text ...

You could post your png here! including myself, there are MANY font experts here :)

You could explain "Screen Protection" ?? {meaning, you LOCK the computer or what ?}

I guess it's staithforward ... Basically, there's a link and a GET variable [CODE]<a href="this.php?doLogout=true">Logout</a>[/CODE] [CODE]if ((isset($_GET['doLogout'])) &&($_GET['doLogout']=="true")){ //to fully log out a visitor we need to clear the session varialbles $_SESSION['Username'] = NULL; $_SESSION['pwd'] = NULL; unset($_SESSION['Username']); unset($_SESSION['pwd']); header("Location: index.php"); exit; }[/CODE]

There's no such thing in php ... ! You could use instead a webservice; I found this one to be pretty good > [URL="http://www.send2fax.com/"]http://www.send2fax.com/[/URL]. You basically send a mail to the server using 1400555####@send2fax.com and it sends directly the fax. Pretty amazing. But not free. EDIT: actually it's possible via …

Welcome ! As always, make yourself at home & don't be afraid to ASK! Veterans here are eager to help ;)

Why are you trying to pass the value as a SESSION variable ?? would'nt it be wise to use a form/POST-GET ?! (btw, the snippets are still not clear enought to debug ... I suggest you post ~all the code)

Try this > [CODE]$album_num = mysql_num_rows ( mysql_query ( "SELECT * FROM albums WHERE userid = '" . $id . "'" ) ); if ($album_num == '0') { echo "You have no albums. <br /> <a href='albums.php'>Create One?</a>"; } else { echo "<b>Recent Albums</b><br /><font size='2'>"; echo "<table width='50%'>"; while …

I guess Wordpress will suit your problem; it's just that there's NO PLUGIN designed to do what you ask! (at least, never stumbled upon one !) Have a second look at [URL="http://extensions.joomla.org/"]Joomla's extention directory[/URL] or [URL="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/"]Wordpress'[/URL].

Works perfectly in IE8 btw.

1) are you sure you could write [B]CurrentCredit > 1 AND <= 15[/B] I'm guessing the proper syntax is [B]CurrentCredit > 1 AND CurrentCredit <= 15[/B] 2) [B]CurrentCredit + 10%[/B] ?? I wouldn't understand it if I were MySql! [B]CurrentCredit*1,1[/B] is more wise. Did you try your code on a …

Networking :)

PHP is ok. (for, basically, any job!) If you have NO php experience, It will be painful, so I suggest you hire someone to do it. If you have at least some PHP knowledge, [URL="http://www.phpclasses.org/package/522-PHP-Locate-near-zip-codes-and-distance-between-them.html#download"]check this out[/URL], it seems to be what you need for the job.

I would definitely hire a traveller! But, again, depends on what IT field are you in. If you're in mgt, good to go. If you're a PHP extensive developer, I won't; you missed PHP5 lol Good luck.

I agree with griswolf. Check you Intel contacts from Folsom or Santa Clara. Worth the try ;)

You have to set $customer_id; it's NULL in here :) If you wanna post it via the form; just insert the next hidden field in the form: [CODE]<input type="hidden" name="customer_id" value="<?php echo $row['customer_id'];" />[/CODE]

Never seen this on the web :) And if it can be done, it requires some HUGE resources !!

well, assume that you have <div id="shadow"></div> ; in css, you've gotta have: [CODE]#shadow{ background:url(img/shadow.gif) repeat-y; }[/CODE]

Here's the catch: When you put the full path in the input textfield, EVERYTIME your access the 'original' file. If your Wamp server is in C:\Wamp\www and you have an image stored in C:\img.jpg; how would you access your file once you upload your site to the server ??! Only …

Here's a quicker way. Suppose this is your table. +--+----+------- |id|name|stuff .. ++++++++++++++++ You could make ID clickable by doing: [CODE]<a href="newpage.php?id=<?php echo $row['id']; ?>"><?php echo $row['id']; ?></a>[/CODE] This will send ID as a GET value to newpage.php (without the form; using a form will CONFUSE your code in this …

I'm afraid that $_POST['country'] is ALWAYS empty. You have assigned no value whatsoever for your SELECT Options. The proper syntax is: [CODE]<select> <option value="a">A</option> <option value="b">B</option> <option value="c">C</option> </select>[/CODE] Here's a list of countries with all values assigned [CODE]<select name="country"> <option value=""></option> <option value="Afghanistan">Afghanistan</option> <option value="Albania">Albania</option> <option value="Algeria">Algeria</option> <option value="Andorra">Andorra</option> …

I guess the first one is better. Btw, don't forget to check again UserID, so that user1 can't delete user2's files and so on ...

Check if this works (I just rearranged some lines): [CODE]<?php /** * Checks to see if the user has submitted his * username and password through the login form, * if so, checks authenticity in database and * creates session. */ if(isset($_POST['sublogin'])){ $_POST['user'] = trim($_POST['user']); /* Checks that username is …

The 'bad reminders' (that are causing this bug) generally won't open; Do a search on all your reminders, if one doesn't open simply hit the delete key. It would work.

You'd better moved this to C++ section ... Anyway, a JPG is a binary file ... so, you open it with a simple FOPEN/FREAD ... [URL="http://www.vlsiip.com/c/bin2hex.c"]Here's a code that could help > [/URL]

You're setting a cloud environement (sort of ...). One way to deal with this, is to create an FTP account on the distant server, and upload directly into it. The path will then be : $path="user:pass@ftp.distant.com/distantPath" You could at first try with public ftp (anonymous login) to test it out.

Fonts have 9 possible weight values: 100 - .. - 900 If a weight value doesn't exist, css follows the next rules : [CODE]* 100-300 may be assigned to the next lighter weight, if any, or the next darker weight otherwise * 500 may be switched with 400, and vice …

well, you've got 23 values to set ... and just 22 values SET ! (count the number of %s, %s ... you've gotta add one there).

Say the sentence is $row['sentence']. You could use an if statement like this one on the top of the page (or wherever you wanna display you result): [CODE]if(isset($_GET['w'])){ //show the next div only if there's GET parameter echo '<div id="sentence">This is the sentence : . $row['sentence'] .</div>'; } else { …

Everything seems to be OK, except the [CODE]value="<?=$row['full_name']?>[/CODE] ; try using a simple echo statement [CODE]value="<? echo $row['full_name']; ?>[/CODE] Maybe your PHP server isn't smart-echo-ok :)

Well you're a financial advisor. Why switching COMPLETELY to IT stuff ?? Try building expertise in Business Intelligence (a trendy topic). After all, you'll be practicing in your field with, advanced tools!

Hi, I'm Zak! It all started with a new project of mine. I've had so many hard times figuring out stuff ... and EVERY SINGLE TIME I Google an error code or something, DaniWeb comes up at the top, of course, it helped me so many times. Thing is, I …

Here's how to center a div: [CODE]<div id="divid" style="margin-left: auto;margin-right: auto;"> Blah </div> [/CODE] Thanks mikeandike22 for the tip!

Try using another approach; For example, add another query that checks ONLY if the ID does exists (SELECT id from databasemanager where '$id' IS NOT NULL); if it return true then you jump to the next step. EDIT: as I'm typing, Graphix posted the same answer :)

1) it's a 'pretty' virus > boot in SAFE MODE and see what happens. 2) your hardware is damaged > try replacing it, if the problem persists, let me know. If not, try reparing the drive.

Inserting arabic text from command prompt can't be achieved (as far as I know). Try using PhpMyAdmin ...

Well, as a start, you upload the image to the SERVER and you put it's link to the DB. When retrieving, just link as this : [CODE]<img src="/images/<?php echo $row['imgLinkInDb']; ?>" name="your_image"/>[/CODE]

PHP/MySql & Joomla are capable of pretty much anything. Could you expand on "Online Course Application System" ? I'm trying to figure out exactly what you need.

The purpose ...?

You didn't give $_POST[parent_id] any Post value actually ... ! Here's the proper code : [CODE]<tr> <td valign="top"><label for="id"> Parent id </label></td> <td><input type="text" disabled="disabled" name="parent_id" id="parent_id" value="<?php echo $row['id']; ?>" /> </td> </tr>[/CODE] The HTTP_POST variable is assigned to the form.input BY name (not id).

Correct me if I'm wrong, but when you put DIE(), the rest of the page is ignored ... Thus, [CODE] if(!$_POST['user'] || !$_POST['pass']){ die("<p>You didn't fill in a required field</p>"); }[/CODE] Can simply be [CODE]if(!$_POST['user'] || !$_POST['pass']){ echo '<p>You didn't fill in a required field</p>'; }[/CODE] {btw, you could try …

Learn from viewing the source code of GOOD css pages/templates. And, use Firebug ...

Here's one I like > [URL="http://www.pdf-to-flash-magazine.com/"]http://www.pdf-to-flash-magazine.com/[/URL] (offers online conversion!)

[URL="http://www.pdf-to-flash-magazine.com/"]This [/URL]has just been posted in the forum. Seems to do what you asked for.

Well, this needs a tutorial .. or a BOOK :D The short (veeeery short) version is: [CODE]require_once('database.php'); //you db username,pass,address... mysql_select_db($database, $connection); $query = sprintf("SELECT * FROM table WHERE id = 1"); //We need just the first record $recordset = mysql_query($query, $connection) or die(mysql_error()); $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($recordset); echo 'The ID …