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![]() | Re: Paid IDE's for Windows include Zend, PhpStorm and PhpEd. [Here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PHP_IDE#PHP)'s a comparison. ![]() |
Re: You may have to explain a little more about what you have and what you can't find. | |
Re: [Here](http://www.oracle.com/us/technologies/026973.pdf) is a nice reference. | |
Re: > but it isn't working What isn't working? Did you include a link to jquery? | |
Re: The only reference I can find is in [underscore.js](http://documentcloud.github.com/underscore/#compact) | |
Re: Usually you can set this in your control panel. In .htaccess I think it is: Options -Indexes | |
Re: Can you show how your data looks, and an example of the required output? | |
Re: I am using PhpStorm at the moment. I do not use CakePhp myself, but there is a way to get them working together, mentioned [here](http://blog.hwarf.com/2011/08/configure-phpstorm-to-auto-complete.html). I stopped using Eclipse, so I cannot say if there is something decent available. | |
Re: > I keep getting the same error messages over and over again Show the error messages. Line 73 has a redundant else which may be causing issues too. | |
Re: > it doesn't seem to work What doesn't work? > can someone tell me why it doesn't work Try to write valid HTML first. Style belongs in the head. Script in the head or body, not in between. Did you download the jquery file? | |
Re: http://www.devshed.com/c/a/PHP/Building-A-PHPBased-Mail-Client-part-1/ | |
Re: > $data[] = array($result['Name'],$result['Value']); $data[] = array(count($data), $result['Value']); | |
Re: Your query failed. Do this: $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM rentcustomer WHERE Expiredtime = CURDATE()") or die(mysql_error()); | |
Re: Remove `mysql_query` from line 8. It is repeated on line 9. | |
Re: I wonder why you want to do that client-side, it removes all the security you are looking for. | |
Re: > ASP.net or PHP Choose what you are most comfortable with. If you want to learn, write the forum in both. | |
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Re: Can you share some code, so it's easier to understand what you have done? | |
Re: http://datatables.net/media/blog/inline-editing/complete.html | |
Re: You can only download trials, AutoCad is not free software. Search on some archiving websites, perhaps the 2010 version is still available for (trial) download (although I doubt it). | |
Re: Is your local .htaccess the same as on the server? | |
Re: `$_POST` only has values if you use a `<form>` with `<input>` fields. | |
Re: You did not provide the code with the update query. | |
Re: If you use a tool (like InstallShield) you can just add a dialog where they input the data, and you can write it to the file in script. You just need to find a tool that you are comfortable with. | |
Re: What is the name of the actual file, I guess index.html ? RewriteRule ^index$ index.html [R=301,L] So when you now use `index` in the URL, `index.html` will be called. | |
In addition to [my post in this thread](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/429740/php-best-practice#post1841569) I've decided to post an extended example, which also implements functions for inserts and updates. I hope the code is straightforward enough. If not, reply and let me know. The table structure I've used for my test is the following: CREATE TABLE … | |
Re: Performance speed in these cases is usually defined by good database design and server management, and caching (query and output). I'd suggest you use the path for which your team has the best skills. | |
Re: Can you please provide some more information, or an example perhaps? | |
Re: I think that on these kind of sites expecting a reply is little naive. Most projects will get so many bids, they won't take the time to reply to them all. I don't have an account, but do they have some kind of skills page? Anything you can put there … | |
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Re: I think you can only do that if you specify another `Provider`. Is accessing the other database from code allowed? Another option would be to write a database trigger on A (assuming they share a local user). | |
Re: If the column is a varchar, then you need single quotes around the value in your query. Like this: UPDATE table SET varcharcolumn='value' Your query doesn't have any. | |
Re: You need to fetch the results. `mysql_query` returns a resource, not a value. Apart from that, you can get all values in a single query. | |
Re: Of course you can use plain functions. For reusability's sake classes and methods are usually preferred. | |
Re: Store your href's in an array and use [this function](http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-unique.php). | |
Re: Here is a nice introduction: http://diveintohtml5.info/geolocation.html It's not in PHP, because it should be determined client side. | |
Re: http://www.stunicholls.com/various/jquery-headline-changer.html Am positive it's a good start, and relatively easy to change it to the transparency you need. | |
![]() | Re: Your quote: > MYSQLI is a Relational database another words it is a DATABASE! From the Wiki: The MySQLi Extension (MySQL Improved) is a relational database **driver** The highlight is mine. As you can see, misquotes are easily made. ![]() |
Re: Interesting. I think the rise in REST occured with the success of mobile devices. I do not have any sources though. As for REST replacing SOAP, I don't think it is true. Yes, it is very popular, but if you need secure services, SOAP is still much more reliable than … | |
Re: > does it check it testparam is > 0 Unequal to zero, read about it [here](http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.boolean.php). | |
Re: > stackoverflow script No, the original is not for sale, but there are clones out there. | |
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Re: Create an account if you can and find out. Most likely it is some plugin. For example what plUpload does. It can be Flash, Silverlight, JSP. As long as the connection doesn't fail, it will act as an intermediate between client and server. Basically it will keep running until it … | |
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