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Care to share your solution, to help out others?

You can join both tables on InvID: SELECT R.InvID, R.Quantity, I.Amount, (I.Amount - R.Quantity) AS Difference FROM Recipe R, Inventory I WHERE R.MenuID = 1 AND R.InvID = I.InvID

No. What would be the point?

It is very hard to make that distinction. Is this a rule you can logically describe?

Not with Javascript alone. You'll need something to modify the `notice.html` file, or adjust the notice page so it will get the information from a database or file. Some scripting will be involved.

Care to explain a little more? Sounds like illegal activity.

It's an organized collection of data.

You can just implement a routine that uses `glob()` to scan the template folder.

I do not see on the colorbox site that they support video directly. You'll need to use the iframe option. So instead of linking to the video, you'll need to link to a dynamic webpage showing the embedded video.

> No way to get it down to 4 "if"s. You can as kvothetech said, but you have to introduce new variables. min1 = smallest of A and B max1 = largest of A and B min2 = smallest of C and D max2 = largest of C and D …

Since you're building a class, why not use `fetchObject` to return an object instead of an associative array.

For completeness: PhpStorm. Paid, but a very good tool IMO.

These are all non-floating point numbers in calc.

I don't see a jquery include.

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Do some debugging on line 43-56. It has to be a logic error in that area IMO.

It increases readability of the query result, and can shorten long queries.

You can use CSS media queries to optimize for a specific resolution, like making the middle content smaller on smaller resolutions.

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Either use long tags, or adjust the configuration. Click the taskbar icon, go to php.ini, edit the setting, restart.

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What are you having problems with? Do you have anything yet?

Bad precedent if you put it back.

What kind of web service, which language are you using?

Start [here](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188258.aspx).

Yes, just have a look at that page's source code.

What collation is your database using?

> Fatal error: Call to undefined function finfo_open() in /home/rwxypejp/public_html/diary/imgupload/addimage.php on line 53 `finfo_open()` was introduced in PHP 5.3.0, do you have the right version?

You are not executing your query. Put the following on line 22: $result = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); I also suggest you remove the single quotes around `NULL`.

Regardless of whether you are having honest intentions, asking/providing such information is against forum rules. Thread closed.

> advice for PHP learning strategy Practice, practice, practice and php.net.

http://sql.learncodethehardway.org/

> the weeks/months stay the same even though the variable (start date) changes Can you provide an example of what happens?

You can use `query` if you derive your class from PDO: class Database implements PDO { // etc. }

Do you get an error when connecting (have you added error checking) ?

Show your table structures and some data, and explain exactly what you need.

If you remove the form tag you'll just have to trigger your actions with Javascript. Depending on what you need to do this may be just fine.

IIRC: Check out the source of the page after it's generated. You'll see that the ID's have changed values.

What do you have so far?

It does, if you start the URL with `http://`

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GitHub has an excellent search, am sure you can find one you're interested in.

[date_diff](http://php.net/date_diff) is already an existing PHP function. Rename your function and the error will be gone.

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IIRC including the unit as the first one in your .dpr should do the trick.

Without any description of what happens, or what should happen, just dumping some script and expecting answers is not going to work.

Use `ORDER BY NumOfOrders DESC LIMIT 1`

> then the resulting array has the correct number of keys To answer that for anybody else, `preg_split` uses the pattern to break the string. Since the `\w+` is included it splits on the actual words, thus removing them.