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If both your js file and jquery are linked in your page, then this code will execute automatically when the page is done loading.

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[code=pascal] const myarray: array [0..9] of Integer = (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100); begin Randomize; Writeln(myarray[Random(10)]); end; [/code]

Remove the dots from the query on lin 21.

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Insert a date in this format: [iCODE]'yyyy-mm-dd'[/iCODE]

10060 means a connection time-out. This can be caused by a lot of things. As far as I can tell, you gmail settings are correct. Perhaps the domain has been blocked, or port 465, hard to tell.

1. Create and improve (parts of) our software package. 2. You need to be analytical and logical. 3. Although I wouldn't mind stating it, it really depends on your region and experience, I doubt you have any use in knowing that. 4. Don't know what's best. I have a bsc …

If you create a separate table for manufacturers, wrappers, etc. then it is possible to retrieve everything with a single query. It may be possible now if I look into it, but it is not the most ideal situation.

Actually, you are using double quotes in your query. You should use single quotes instead. So swap all of them.

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IIRC you need to add the AjaxControlToolkit to your web.config I can't remember if it is required to add a DLL to your project.

I think you should read the record, parse it in Delphi, and then read the other table. If you're connecting to mysql and the record had been separated by a comma instead of a space, then you could've used FIND_IN_SET().

I think that depends on (the configuration of) your barcode scanner. Most I used were set to simulate keyboard input.

[iCODE]auto[/iCODE] is set to [iCODE]false[/iCODE] after clicking a button. You can set it to [iCODE]true[/iCODE] again.

It is still the same as smantscheff said, only you have a lot of points per species. Do you have code already ? Is your species page up and running, did you try to add a map already? There are some samples in this forum from last month about google …

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What you need is a (server-side) script that will turn your latest articles (from your database) into an (RSS feed) XML file. The resulting file can then be added to a feedreader, which checks regularly if there are updates to this file. How did you make your site ? Did …

[url]http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/overlays.html[/url] See the polygons examples.

- You type your code in a text editor. - Wamp server contains Apache already, so no need to install it again. - phpMyAdmin is a tool for managing mySql databases. Perhaps you best start with this [URL="http://w3schools.com/php/default.asp"]PHP tutorial[/URL].

[code] $update = mysql_query("UPDATE resume SET name='{$_POST['name']}', age='{$_POST['age']}', sex='{$_POST['sex']}', mobile='{$_POST['mobile']}' WHERE id={$_POST['id']}"); [/code] It is dangerous to insert $_POST'ed values without checking.

Show your html/php code that handles the dropdown. Perhaps you forgot some quotes.

What exactly do you need help with ?

You can add Google Analytics (or any other tracking tool of course) to your site. I found this to be an [URL="http://sebastians-pamphlets.com/the-anatomy-of-http-redirects-301-302-307/"]interesting article[/URL] on redirecting.

[code] $query = mysql_query("SELECT userId, quizTitle, addDate FROM quiz WHERE managerId='".$userid."' AND egroup = '$egroup5' AND passState = 1 ORDER BY userId"); $name = ''; while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($query)) { $userId = $row['userId']; $quizTitle = $row['quizTitle']; $addDate = $row['addDate']; ?> <table> <tr> <td><?php if ($userId <> $name) { echo $userId; …

Taken from: [url]http://www.crucialp.com/resources/tutorials/server-administration/optimize-tweak-high-traffic-servers-apache-load.php[/url] "Limit total processes with MaxClients: ... Use trial & error to figure out how many Apache processes your server can handle, and set this value in MaxClients. Note: the Apache docs on this are misleading - if this limit is reached, clients are not "locked out", they …

It does now. I didn't see it the first time either, and my browser's caching is off.

The problem is that the query fails. Change line 23 to the following: [code] $result = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); [/code] If you want to trap any error you can also change line 26 into this: [code] if ($result) $count = mysql_num_rows($result); else $count = 0; [/code]

What does [iCODE]$_GET['page'][/iCODE] look like? If you use a separator then you can use [iCODE]explode()[/iCODE] to separate it.

Something like this: [url]http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Autocomplete[/url]

View the source code for the page. You'll see it was done with jQuery. All the code is there...

Your pagination uses [iCODE]swords[/iCODE] to pass a page number, but you try to read it as the search word.

What are you after, the structure of a large database, or actual data? If it is the latter you're after, I'm sure you're not going to get it from anyone.

What are the errors ?

Not sure what you are returning, but maybe a JSON response can do the trick. Apart from that: every second a refresh ? Is the data different each time, or are you just stress testing your server ?

Can't you just put an if statement around your foreach ? Something like: [code] if ($babies) { foreach ($babies as $baby) { echo $baby['name'] . ' and ' . $baby['parents'] . '<br/>'; } } else { echo 'No results.<br/>'; } [/code]

If you really want to know in detail, profile it. Add timing functions and run them a couple of thousand times. [ICODE]GetCursorPos[/ICODE] is a windows call. [ICODE]Mouse.CursorPos[/ICODE] is a VCL wrapper that calls a method that calls [ICODE]GetCursorPos[/ICODE]. So in theory the former is always faster.

I have [URL="http://www.pritaeas.net/view/articles/portfolio-with-jquery"]this demo[/URL] which fades an image with text. Although it does not have your arrows, perhaps it can get you started.

It depends on your source. Importing an SQL file is probably the fastest as it requires no parsing. You can also import from CSV. If your source is a table, you can just copy it in with a query (provided you can connect to both).

Personally I prefer to reuse a TQuery. You could create an array of strings containing all you queries and execute them in a loop using one TQuery.

Are you looking for Delay() ?

It is one way. There are a lot of possibilities if you haven't selected a server yet. Otherwise you'll have to do with what your server supports. In my opinion php is one of the easier ways to get started.

What is the problem with the 11th button ?

Why don't you just look at the code of that site, using browser debug tools.

Do we need a login ?

Can you perhaps make a separate test page on your site, containing only the dropdowns ? This will be a lot easier for us to test. Anyway, the problem may be that you use the same code for all three select's.

PHP runs on the server, it cannot print on the user's PC.

What problem are you having exactly ? Perhaps you could make a smaller example that isolates your problem. Maybe [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread236229.html"]this thread[/URL] can be of help.

Looks like the mssql module is not activated in your php.ini

Not sure about the better part, but the AddHandler was made for this (telling Apache what to do with a certain file).