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> Prefontaine was an old runner **@cproger** - My father went to high school with Steve Prefontaine in Coos Bay :)

You're missing an opening `<` on your submit button input.

I found this jsFiddle that shows an example of data being passed to the bootstrap modal window, might be useful http://jsfiddle.net/Au9tc/605/

So you're just wanting `0.05 * pages * copies` then? Sounds pretty easy and doable.

Look at your form action. `<?=((isset($_GET['edit']))?'?edit'.$edit_id:''); ?>` There's no equal sign there. `<?=((isset($_GET['edit']))?'?edit='.$edit_id:''); ?>`

The URL does not change, and I'm pretty sure that the Facebook comments plugin associates those comments to a URL.

In addition to what cereal said, have you tried outputting `tittle` and `content` to the console, just to be sure they are not empty there?

You have a few different syntax errors in that code. Get into the habit of running your JavaScript through JSLint when you're having issues. It can save you time. *Redefinition of 'parent' from line 1.* var parent = $(el).closest("li"); *8.88Expected ';' and instead saw '$'.* var loading_gif = "<img width='24px' …

What happens right after you login before entering the admin page? Does it show an auth error, a PHP error, Laravel error, blank page? You need to provide more details with your questions/problems.

Like you've hinted at, loading a bunch of images can pose a problem. I think this would usually be handled using AJAX with a backend, that loads the images asynchronously. The JS script would use AJAX retrieve the image(s), and then push those images into the DOM as needed. This …

The reason you're not seeing an array, is because the response is a string of XML data. From the XML file: `<s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="GetQuoteResult" type="s:string"/>` What you can do is parse the xml data with simplexml to help create an array. <?php $wsdl = "http://www.webservicex.net/stockquote.asmx?WSDL"; $client = new SoapClient($wsdl); …

I would rather have a random file name, or a file name I can control, than to use/trust the original file name that's been uploaded by someone. Unless you really really need to have the original file name, which would be pretty rare I think.

You might want to create a new post with more **details**. This thread was solved 2 years ago, and your question does not have enough information.

Not really sure how stealing video content has anything to do with Web Development.

The output is 27-10-15, which is exactly what you've requested (day - month - year). What date format where you trying to get?

I don't really see anything wrong with the db design, might have done some stuff different, but it still looks okay. What you probably need is `GROUP_CONCAT` which will allow you to combine the genres for the movie into one cell. Then you would do a `GROUP BY Title` at …

> This error show up even if I use the correct login data! Well, to be fair, that really isn't an error message. It's a message that you're echoing when `@mysqli_num_rows($result)` does not return a value of 1. So you know that it is at least making it up to …

This works in IE, FF, and Chrome... [CODE] <input type="button" value="Close Window" onclick="window.close()"> [/CODE]

Why even use the strong tag? Why not use another element like span and then just change it in CSS?

Am I the only one that read that post in the voice of one of those guys on those late night commercials, trying to sell their 3 step plan to wealth?

Peronally, I would like to see a quicker turn around on email alerts for updated threads on a regular basis. Most of the time I won't see an email notification up to 30 minutes or more after a thread had been updated.

> Have you ever been in a fight Yes, more than I can count. In my early years of life, I was a confused kid, with very little guidance. I found myself in some very bad situations, that resulted in many bad endings. I was once in the hospital for …

Once you have purchased a domain and hosting somewhere, there are a number of instructions online for moving a Wordpress site from your localhost to your live site. Doing it with the help of a Wordpress extension http://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/guide-to-migrating-localhost-wordpress-to-live-site/ Full steps for moving your Wordpress site https://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress

Well `$_SESSION` isn't a function, it's an array. It should be called like `$_SESSION['value']`. AND `session_register` has been deprectated in 5.3 and removed in 5.4

Apply Discount to PayPal Buy Now Button https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIGdfsxA3fM PayPal Coupon Code for PayPal Standard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Y6EcOM_F10

Why?!? ?> Thank you for contacting us. We will be in touch with you very soon. <?php } ?>

Or one could urgently ascertain this their self. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/img

This is very poorly written, and it is also using deprecated code. I would throw this out. Amazing that it was apparently written in 2014.

You're using a short open tag `<?=` which will throw an error if you don't have it enabled in your php.ini file. http://www.php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.short-open-tag Edit: yeah, what **cereal** just said. I never use short tags...

Most likely because you're missing the comma after the primary key KNR. CREATE TABLE customer_table ( KNR INTEGER(10), FN VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL, EN VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL, Mobil NUMBER(10) NOT NULL, Tell INTEGER(10) NOT NULL, constraint knr_pk primary key (KNR) );

> I know it has something to do with MySQL/PHP. This comment gives me enough to know, that you don't know enough. Maybe you could do something with one of the existing solutions that they list on this blog. http://fossbytes.com/how-to-build-your-own-social-networking-website/ Otherwise, you would be putting the cart before the horse, …

Here are some of the problems I notice immediately. - Like Dave already mentioned, there are two actions on your form element. - A form method needs to be set to POST. - There are two ID's on the form elements. One of them should be name. - All radio …

So, not too long ago there was a flood of really bad posts asking questions on the PHP forum, and I remembering having some negative thoughts about them. I was in a bad mood that day so it probably wasn't a good idea for me to try and answer others …

> I am actually using $.ajax to pass the data would that factor in the error? Nope, it's a SQL error you're getting. You have to separate multiple WHERE conditions with the AND operator. UPDATE users SET `status` = ? WHERE `name` = ? AND `username` = ? AND `email` …

If you're always going to have the same format of the city with a comma followed by something, you could just write the query with a substring_index to split on the comma. If it isn't always going to be that way, then of course you wouldn't be able to do …

I'm not sure what are you asking of us here? To teach you PHP OOP? > I want to increase my knowledge of PHP by learning about classes. I would recommend going through the large number of tutorials and information that is already online about PHP classes.

> Please someone help. Why do people insist on opening their post with something like this? It's pretty obvious that you're looking for help if you're posting on the forum here. I don't mean to be rude, but it's really unnecessary. Maybe I'm just being nit picky, and should go …

Of course it won't, when it's incomplete. https://jsfiddle.net/axboxp2e/2/ http://www.html5canvastutorials.com/tutorials/html5-canvas-lines/

First thing, you're missing an opening `<body>` tag. Second, the values are strings, and you can't sum those. You'll need to add + infront of each value. function changeTest(form) { form.nv_scor.value = +form.score.value + +document.getElementById("sub_cat").value; } Or you might be able to use the Number() function like function changeTest(form) { …

Yup. It's all documented right here http://support.po.st/hc/en-us/articles/200328516-Po-st-REST-API

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The XML looks fine to me, it validates and I can parse it in PHP. They probably made a change to the structure of their XML at some point and it caused your code to break. You will probably need to share your PHP that you're using to get much …

You're using jQuery... so you have to call the jQuery library using `$` or `jQuery` like `$("#fullname").val()` or `jQuery("#fullname").val()`. Also, where is the JavaScript code at on the page? Did you put in in the head of the page, or towards the bottom of the body? If the JavaScript runs …

> Excellent project idea! (reminds me of this). Oh wow, thank you so much for this. I am totally making plans to use this in an email later to my colleagues. Edit: What a mind boggling gem here "synergize customized paradigms".

Well, key 1 and 2 are duplicates, not key 0. You're not really removing duplicates from the example you have given of what you're wanting, you're changing the values of the array. It's almost like you want to implode the array with comma delimiter, then explode the array on commas, …

It would be more like this $(document).scroll(function(){ if($(document).scrollTop() >= 470) { $('div.slide-in-section1').effect('slide', 1000, function(){ $('div.slide-in-section1').removeClass('slide-in-section1'); }); } });

Rather than using relative links, you could also try using: require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/Connections/agdb.php'); in the header.php file, and require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/header/header.php'); in the template.php file. Edit: actually, this may only work on Apache/Nginx servers, not sure if it would work on IIS.