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from http://php.net/manual/en/function.intval.php > The maximum value depends on the system. 32 bit systems have a maximum signed integer range of -2147483648 to 2147483647.

I'm not seeing any distortion, I have checked in IE, Chrome, and FF with a resolution of 1920x1080.

Notepad++ is my favorite. I don't need a lot, and I like that it is light weight.

Check this out, the last post on this has some details about how they made it work. http://www.codingforums.com/showthread.php?t=157934 It would be a lot easier with jQuery I bet. I would just create a class with the z-index property and then apply to the div.

You should post it here, so if anyone else ever has the problem and searches the forum they will be able to see how you solved it :)

lol... too funny.

I don't see any, it is just html. Unless you have some separate JS in another file that was designed to validate this form, I don't see it doing it. You could always build your own form and validation to submit to Mailchimp. You should be able to find some …

Ah, don't worry about it, everyone hates IE. It does appear that it is working in IE9, but in IE10 the nav links are not showing. It could be an IE bug, or it could be that you're just doing something that is outside of some standard. A quick "workaround" …

One that you don't have is http://www.site5.com which is what I use, and I think they rock. Like pritaeas mentioned, there is no such thing as a "true" unlimited plan. Someone one could really exploit that if it were true.

That's a tall order, especially since we don't know what is "not working". Can you elaborate some on what that means?

You could use a LEFT JOIN in the sql query to get both of the tables and match them on PID, and grab records where PID in the parent table is NULL. It would be something similar to this SELECT * FROM Itinerary i LEFT JOIN some_table a ON a.pid …

Yeah, showing us a screenshot of the website and asking us to diagnose the problem is like taking a picture of your car and bringing it to a mechanic.

I never use jsbin but I tested it in jsFiddle and it works there. http://jsfiddle.net/pixelsoul/Rcsjc/ If you are not seeing it on your live site, perhaps you have some other JS on the page or included in a file that is conflicting with the Nivo plugin.

It might have seemed like two pages maybe, but the form to login is actually always there, It is just hidden from view. Twitter uses javascript to show the login form when you clicked on the login link. Check out this tutorial http://www.ericbieller.com/2012/01/05/jquery-tutorial-making-a-login-popupdropdown-box-fade-in-with-only-jquery-and-css/

Do you have any code/markup for this? The best way for us to get an idea of what you are talking about is showing that. If you have the actual page up online that we can see that would be helpful as well.

They should exist in the array as the way you are calling them, but I am wondering if it just that your query is failing for some reason which would mean the variables wouldn't exist and then you would get that error you are seeing. I would put this on …

> but I don't recommend it I don't think pritaeas said to do it, but rather you "could" do it, but he doesn't recommend it. You can search for just "<?" and replace it with "<?php". If you do it right with regex it should not touch the existing "<?php". …

I'm not entirely sure I understand what you are trying for. What is the variable you need and where do you want to put it? And can I ask, what are you trying to do? Having one of the navigation items changed when you are on a page?

This is the correct way foreach ($xml->entry as $video)

This might be a stupid question but, do other countries besides America do April Fools jokes?

What was the SQL error you got from it?

I'm having a lot of trouble trying to figure out what is wrong with my code. It isn't returning the correct data. function time_elapsed_string($ptime) { $etime = times() - $ptimez; if ($etime < 1) { returned '0 seconds'; } $a = array[0]( 12 * 30 * 24 * 60 * …

And you keep calling this variable $4530-p5-iabarker But in the class you have set private $TableName = "4530-p5-iabarker";

I can't tell if you're asking for help with some tips on table design or if your looking to hire someone to do the design.

On a side note, why not make one function to handle all of this rather than multiple different functions that do almost the identical thing.

Here is a list of 10 different solutions for using jQuery to paginate data sets http://www.jquery4u.com/plugins/10-jquery-pagination-plugins/

This one was from 6 years ago, but it may still be relevant http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/60795/send-email-with-attachment

It looks like you are using POST on the form <form name="form1" method="POST" action=""> But then you are trying to set some variables based on GET $dcode = $_GET["itemcode"]; $dsaiz = $_GET['saiz']; $dquantity = $_GET['quantity']; Which won't work unless these were set to POST or the form was using GET …

isset is checking if a variable has been declared or exists and is not NULL. If you did something like if(isset($variable)) { // do something here } It is saying, if $variable is set and not NULL do something.

Happens usually with any OS. You have to format the disk before it can be used because it hasn't been formatted with a file system yet. Here is an article that may be useful. They are showing it with Ubuntu but it may still apply. http://geekyprojects.com/ubuntu/how-to-format-a-usb-external-hard-drive-for-linux/

Adding to what JorgeM said, you can also include a JS or Flash fall back for the browsers that don't support rather than a message that it isn't supported.

you could always do something like mkdir($pathToImages); In your code somewhere after checking if the directory exists. Something like if(!file_exists($pathToImages)) { if(!mkdir($pathToImages)) { die("There was a problem generating a thumbnail."); } }

Sounds like you just need to setup a column in your products table to hold the id of the category they belong to.

One of my successes would have to be the time I was employed at Yahoo!. Another success would be when I finally found a different job and I was able to say goodbye to Yahoo! lol.

The only problem I see is with the first one. Targeting non IE browsers should be like <!--[if !IE]><!--> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" /> <!--<![endif]--> If the second example isn't working, something else must be wrong.

Use array_unique() This might work $total=$_GET['name']; $keyarr=explode("\n",$total); // In order to process this array values here is the code $int=sizeof($keyarr); for($a=0;$a<$int;$a++){ for($b=$a+1;$b<$int;$b++){ if($keyarr[$a]==$keyarr[$b]){ unset($keyarr[$b]); } } } echo $keyarr[$int-1]; $keyarr = array_unique($keyarr, SORT_REGULAR); foreach($keyarr as $new){ echo $new."<br>"; }

Is this the extent of your code? Do you have code for a form with the radio buttons? Or are you asking how to create a form for that? The question is a bit vague.

I don't know any way of automatically picking up on any AJAX request that happens on a page by dropping in a function. If I thought long and hard I might think of a way. But, why not just add a call to your function in the AJAX request on …

There are many ways you could do it. Here are some examples, including one for PHP in the first link. http://www.designyourway.net/blog/resources/detecting-and-redirecting-mobile-users/ http://css-tricks.com/snippets/javascript/redirect-mobile-devices/

From your description, it sounds like a SQL Join (or a Left Join) would be much more efficient here. Then you would have only one SQL query to deal with. Both of the tables have "pid" so you could do the join on that column. Just an example SELECT p.encounter, …

If I were doing this I would probably use a tranparent png. I like the idea of using CSS for it, but like the problem you are running into, the other elements inheriting the CSS can be a pain. Also, I believe more browsers support transparent png than transparency set …

This looks good Pritaeas. I started ways back, so moving my through process away from procedural and then trying to wrap my head around OOP has not been an easy task. Thanks for taking the time to write it up. I'll take some time later and read through it's entirety.

I would probably do something like this with my markup <div class="container" id="footer"> <div class="footer2"> <div class="footer2data"> <p class="copyright"></p> </div> </div> </div> And then the CSS .footer2 { position: absolute; width: 100%; margin:20px 0 0 0; } .footer2data { background: -moz-linear-gradient(center top , #5A5A5A, #464646) repeat scroll 0% 0% transparent; …

chmod the pages folder to 777 and try it again.

Have you tried using the developer debugger tool yet? It might tell you something useful https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug

Line 12 of your code. document.location.href="Event-OnDate-"+dateText2+".html"; You could put in front of it what ever the correct url is. Example: document.location.href="news/Event-OnDate-"+dateText2+".html"; I couldn't tell the exact change because I am still not sure where you are trying to get it to go.

Well, the only way to alter the query string (unless you are applying an anchor) is to reload the page. If you are trying to show the form before the page is reloaded, then you are going to need to change around the order of things here. Or, you could …

Looking and not seeing any obvious things that stand out to me. If the class isn't being removed, then I wonder if the CSS is being overridden by the click events CSS, or something of that nature? I am just throwing out a guess so, maybe try $('#link_next').css('background-image', 'url("http://site.com/dev/images/navigation/menu_2.png") !important'); …

This is a bit confusing. It also looks like you are doing some unnecessary procedure. You know that you can do this: $sql = "UPDATE Hit_Count SET HIT_COUNT = HIT_COUNT + 1 WHERE Page_Name = '$page'"; Instead of the whole "$any" thing you're doing, I would just check whether the …

Hmm, are you saying that you problem is, you're not seeing the ">" separate the breadcrumbs?