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A `like` condition is very slow to execute. From what I can see in your queries, they are identical, except for the `SYSTEM_` part. So why don't you change the query to: SELECT * FROM TESTS WHERE TEST_TIME BETWEEN TO_DATE('2012-01-01','YYYY-MM-DD') AND TO_DATE('2012-02-02','YYYY-MM-DD')+1 and SYSTEM_NAME like '%SYSTEM_%' and do the additional …

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Please explain some more. PHP doesn't use shortcuts as it runs server-side.

Have a look at [glob](http://php.net/glob).

Compare both remaining if's. If you use `isset` in the same way as the first, the notice will be gone.

Please provide some code with an explanation of where and how things aren't working properly.

It is always "nice to have", but I think it depends on your userbase. That should be your deciding factor. If you have analytics installed, you can easily check how many views were made from a mobile device.

`curent` should be `current`

Change `converted_data &= convertdata` to `converted_data = convertdata & converted_data`

Explain what you mean by 'format'

If you look at my [profile comments page](http://www.daniweb.com/members/94719/pritaeas/comments), you'll see that the latest comment there (the javascript thread), was not made on my reply (or perhaps it was moved from me to the next one in the thread). Anyway, it still shows on mine.

Why? This is very common.

> not a valid connection string The connection string you are using is invalid (as stated). It should look something like this: <add name="XXX" connectionString="Data Source=XXX;Initial Catalog=XXX;integrated security=False;Password=XXX;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=XXX" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />

> value=$row[9] An attribute value should be enclosed in quotes, like this: value=\"$row[9]\" or: value='$row[9]'

Check your parenthesis. The minus sign is outside of the line function.

Need help with what?

Use a join, something like this: SELECT * FROM users, videos WHERE videos.user_id = users.id

An abstract class and an interface have different usages. Can you provide some more information?

What language do you want the example in? Have you looked through the Spring documentation?

You can use `SqlConnectionStringBuilder` and `SqlConnection` in `System.Data.SqlClient`

1) Perhaps they expect the cookies to be there, instead of checking for them first. 2) What issue? 3) See 1)

Shouldn't `$_FILES['images']['name']['type']` be `$_FILES['images']['type']`

You will need a combination of HTML, Javascript, AJAX and a server script. Are you after something like [this](http://www.pritaeas.net/demos/jq-dropdown/) ?

What parts work, and which don't? Can you provide some more information?

You can always put your results in a mysql table, if your worried that memory will become a problem.

What do you have so far, and what do you need help with?

I've never come across a reliable (regularly updated) free address validation API.

You forgot {} around your options, and this points to selectable, not the selected item. [CODE] $(function() { $("#selectable").selectable({selected: function(event, ui) { var text = $('.ui-selected').text(); $("#input_4").val(text); }}); }); [/CODE]

Depends on your server, but usually 32 or 64 per table. Note that there are also limits on the max index length.

You'll need to find an SMS Gateway provider. They will provide you with an API to send your messages.

> Column count does not match value count at row 1 That means that in your query, you specified a different amount of colums before VALUES, then values after VALUES. Check your columns.

A thread with me as the last poster is now marked as "new". Will you change that, or leave it as it is now?

Am not sure what you are asking here, but in the first case, calling `ob_end_clean` will discard your buffer, so `$name` will not be in the output.

Just write a query that joins both tables. Something like: SELECT * FROM product_categories c, products p WHERE c.id = p.category_id

Buy the game ?

Contact the provider of the service to see if some required fields (credentials, or logging in first) are missing. Another way to test this is to first use SoapUI so you can see what needs to be sent.

Programming is practice, practice, practice... One option not mentioned yet, join an Open Source project, get involved.

1) There may be duplicate entries for an existing user referral. 2) You can use this SELECT in an INSERT INTO, but it depends on what you want to insert as referral.

Not quite sure what you are looking for, but: 1. sendmail for PHP reads SMTP settings from PHP.INI for sending e-mail using the SMTP protocol 2. Relay is only necessary if your mail server is on a different server then Apache (not recommended anyway). 3. Not sure what you mean …

RadioGroup has an ItemIndex you can check.

What output do you see?

Line 50 is missing an `echo`

Try googling: "actionscript tutorial"

Depending on the membership website, you may need a server-side script to store the session when logging in.

Did you try the preview?

What about replication?

You can bcc the same email to yourself.

Use a language you're familiar with.

Swap line 10 and 11. Line 18 should be: `echo '</tr>';`

Can you show what you are using?