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https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol#Searching_for_Channels

Count your curly brackets. You must've closed one too early.

You can use `$('select').change()`. If you show what you have so far, we can point you in the right direction.

Sounds like the page can no longer find the CSS. Check your paths.

Sounds more like some rogue CSS rule that's messing it up. Use your browser's developer tools to find out what causes it.

$("select").change(function () { }); This code is executed for each select box. Unfortunately, the change is also triggered when you first load the page. If you want to target a single select box, then use something like this: $('#hotel1').change(function() { });

var rootNodeName = pageXmlData.nodeName; xmlStr = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>\n<'+rootNodeName+'>'+convertHtmlToXml($('#main-editor'))+'\n</'+rootNodeName+'>'; Both lines only use the root name, no attributes are specified.

Try that again please, you're question is very vague.

Microsoft has a [Migration Assistent](http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/en/us/product-info/migration.aspx) available to help you port your SQL Server 2003 to 2008 (R2).

What scripting language are you using?

So what's the question?

Executing the same query for MSSQL in the crontab makes more sense.

Will you share your solution?

You better ask them if they provide an API to their data. You can include the page in a frame, but that wouldn't link anything to your page.

A little vague. Try to explain please.

A feed is a list of recent changes.

What calendar are you referring to?

Perhaps your firewall?

http://php.net/manual/en/simplexmlelement.construct.php

Are both MySQL servers identical? The error states that BTREE is not supported, this is caused most likely if you are trying to import a dump from a new version into an older version of MySQL. If you want it to work, remove all occurences of "USING BTREE".

`SELECT FROM store_items ...` is missing `*`

"Hackers" is funny.

`alt` is for displaying a text when the image isn't loaded. It is not meant to be a hint. If you do not like the tooltip that the browser is showing (title attribute), you'll have to build your own.

What database are you using. MySQL supports [regex](http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/regexp.html) functionality.

[This article](http://geekswithblogs.net/RockStarCoder/archive/2009/11/11/binding-an-asp.net-gridview-to-a-typed-dataset.aspx) might help.

See Restler. It will help you build a REST API.

@Bachov: That does solve the issue. If `$_POST['dob']` contains `02/03` he will still get the error.

Shouldn't you be using `$id` instead of `$titl`? Do check if an error message is returned when opening. There is a comment in the manual stating *This function only support database of SQLite 2 or below. For SQLite 3, you must use PDO.*, although I'm not sure if this is …

> I've tried doing it myself and failed What did you try?

> the Email don't go at all to the users That would mean that there's nothing wrong with the code. Most likely your email is marked as spam and moved to the spam folder.

This should work: $data_email_sender->AddToAddr($_GET['ID']);

Here's one: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1231/ASP-NET-Web-Service

This one perhaps: http://silverlightgantt.codeplex.com/

> I know if we access private variable it will give an error This is a language restriction, you cannot override this behaviour. The workaround is to use the magic method `__get`. See [the manual](http://nl1.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.overloading.php#object.get) for more information.

Personally, I prefer a paid service: - The images are (hopefully) stored on a CDN for fast retrieval. - Images are shared, so likely to be already created/refreshed. - No processor drain on your own server. - No storage drain on your own server. - Paid is usually there to …

A HTTP endpoint (identified by an URL) usually denotes the presence of a webservice.

That's because in `delete.php` `$file` has no value, and although you define a function, it is never executed.

A backslash is an escape character in a string. [Read this](http://nl3.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.single).

Is this what you want? $response = $client->MyFunction(); $array = $response->string;

Before the while use: echo '<select>'; In the `while` use: echo "<option value ='$file'>$file</option>"; After the while use: echo '</select>';

- Correct. - You can store binary data in a database. - Those files are put on a CDN that are optimized for access across the world.

Check if value is null. If it is, assign zero to your variable, if not, use parseFloat.

Is it an option to create a type (class) that contains the available options? Can you provide some more details about the parameters?

Just a thought. Show your actual table structures, some sample table data plus the expected output you are looking for. That works a lot better than trying to describe it. (Or you can reproduce it [here](http://sqlfiddle.com/) and post a link.)

Did you search this forum? There should be plenty discussion threads about GMail/PHPMailer and authentication.

[This how to](http://geekswithblogs.net/evjen/archive/2007/11/24/117088.aspx) may help.

Is there a question?

Hard to say. Debug/profile your script.

`$CustomerNumber = textbox1.text` this is what does not work. I suggest you try with test values first, like this: `public $CustomerNumber = '1001';` If you want output, change line 17 to: echo $client->KundGrunduppgifter(Customer); When you get that to work, we'll discuss how you can get it from an input.

Are you sure you have the `mysql.so` file? Apart from this problem: the mysql extension is about to be deprecated. I advise you to switch to mysqli or PDO instead.