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If you echo your query in php, and try it in phpmyadmin, does it yield results ?

You can set the probability to 100 so the garbage collector runs with every script (a lot of overhead).

Curl is not the problem. Apparently your called URL does not return valid XML. Check that one.

http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-validation/

When uploading, only the filename is known, not the path AFAIK.

http://www.robert-gonzalez.com/2009/03/04/php-operators-double-and-single-arrow/

If optimization is turned on in your compiler settings, this line will be skipped, because it is not used. Turn optimization off while debugging to avoid this.

It won't be possible in PHP anyway, because it runs on the server, and not in the browser.

Jup, me too. I doubt it's supposed to do that. Looks like this was introduced over the weekend. Didn't have this last week.

Personally, in such a case, I'd queue the information and have a cronjob running that gets rid of them in small intervals. Do you really have to wait for all of them to complete? If so, you can defer loading (2 at a time) if you use dummy image processing. …

Basically, if I understand your structure right. the `else` after the update will never be called. The join is the same as in the select statement before it. If it is found there, then it will be found again, unless you just manually deleted a record.

Depends on how the user calls your URL. If he uses cUrl then there is no way to force a redirect.

Possibly an add-on to 1: I regularly see people as the last posted on the right, who aren't even in the thread. For example, here in Community Center, the second thread "New Editor Functionality' marks "bedexchange" as the last poster.

http://www.mssqlcity.com/Articles/Compare/sql_server_vs_access.htm Looking for something specific? Or you just want technical details?

Is your page online, so we can see?

Have a look at WURFL for example. There are some more, although I don't remember their names right now.

The image you are uploading (452x507), and the output you want (235x61) have different aspect ratios, that's why that code fails. How do you want to show that portrait image in a smaller landscape version ? Do you want to resize and then crop a part?

Can this be the issue? > MySQL cannot use an index if the columns do not form a leftmost prefix of the index. Suppose that you have the SELECT statements shown here: Taken from [here](http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysql-indexes.html). (Apparantly this is only valid for below 5.5)

http://me.veekun.com/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/ Just fun to read.

Change line 17: popUpWindow(<?php echo "'$URLString'"; ?>); This is not really referencing a PHP variable. PHP is merely outputting (injecting) the current value into the Javascript code.

How did your htaccess look ?

On line 15 and 16 you are using `GET` while you should've used `POST`

I think your browser shows you the previously cached page.

[ldap_sort](http://php.net/manual/en/function.ldap-sort.php) perhaps? Can you show a link to your SO thread?

http://andrewpeace.com/javascript-css-loading-screen.html

Which menu, the top bar, or the one with all the images?

Depends on your language. Look at JavaDoc, PhpDoc, Doxygen, Doc-o-Matic.

Show you code, and explain in detail what you want to happen, and what goes wrong.

From 4 onward I think you'll need to use `SUM()` and `GROUP BY`. Look at them in the manual, and then re-read the question.

What are you trying to do between Wordpress and SugarCrm? SugarCrm has a soap api you can use. It looks like wordpress has a plugin for that, but it depends on what you want to achieve.

Personally, from a user perspective, I'd like to see portrait support. If you do not provide this, it will mean that the portrait pictures will always be shown smaller. That is not a restriction I'd like. I understand you wanting to build your own, but wouldn't it be easier/cheaper to …

http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/420522/pass-javascript-var-to-php

Line 7 is wrong, change it to: $sql = "UPDATE property SET pricesoldfor = $pricesoldfor WHERE propertyID = '$propertyID'";

It appears to trigger a `sort` event, but I am not sure where you can trap it yet (I have never used this plugin before).

Is [this](http://php.net/json_encode) what you want?

In that case I would just return a HTML string. So instead of "Yes" or "No" I'd return: <span class="green">Yes</span> or: <span class="red">No</span>

Explain what you mean by linking the two please.

It's most likely a problem with your browser/acrobat add-on. Works just fine.

Is `$id` a string? If it is an `integer`, have you tried to bind with `i` instead of `s` ?

Give an example of your input, keyword, and desired output. It would be much easier for us to recommend something.

You can write an elaborate regex to test most cases. You could just try to open the file. If it fails... no xml, or invalid url.

Hard to guess what's wrong without your HTML/Javascript code, or a link to your page.

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/formbuilder/

What part are you having problems with?

If I add an ampersand in a link title, the results shows &amp; ([visible here](http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/geeks-lounge/threads/419478/xkcd-web-comics))

In addition: [Geek & Poke](http://geekandpoke.typepad.com/) and [Not invented here](http://notinventedhe.re/)

http://www.geoplugin.com/webservices/php

Shouldn't you do such a check before inserting? I know the problem could still arise then, but it would be much cleaner to let the user select a different name. I know most would prefer that over having a number attached without knowing. If you are stuck with this logic, …

Instead of the field category_ids, create a link table consisting of the post id and category id.

`fopen` may not be allowed. "Bad Request" usually means you did not provide all/correct data. Hard to help you without knowing the API, nor seeing your code.