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Re: Do what it says, just delete the `install.php` file after you run it. It's just a security precaution to prevent others from running it again. | |
Re: What exactly are you linking to, because a login form comes up. | |
Re: You can just change the function, although I'm not sure that WP will display that correctly. | |
Re: http://api.jquery.com/on/ http://api.jquery.com/attr/ | |
Re: It's a virtual machine (Virtual Private Server) in a cloud environment. They are not managing a hosting center with physical machines, they just use a service like Amazons S3, or Azure for their hosting. | |
Re: PostGres, Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL for example. What are your requirements? | |
Re: What code are you using, and what is the exact error message? | |
Re: Interesting, yes. But without a specific goal I don't see the point of forking your repo instead of adding stuff to my own (unless improving existing code). | |
Re: The digits get negative because the integer type cannot hold such large values. | |
Re: Hard to pinpoint without code, but this "The request failed with HTTP status 404: Not Found." means you specified an invalid URL. | |
Re: You will have to store the current question number, for example in a `$_SESSION` variable. ![]() | |
Re: php.exe yourscript.php Make sure your path includes the php bin folder. | |
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Re: The create table needs to be in a string, to be executed by the `mysql_query` function. It's an SQL script, not PHP code. | |
Re: Perhaps the user on the server does not have priviliges to modify the registry. | |
Re: Start your loop at 1 and compare with i-1. | |
Re: AuthenticationHeader is a struct to hold data, not a function. What does the documentation say? | |
Re: You'll need to explain what's what. Hard to give tips on the design from an image only. In general, categories are usually separate tables, referenced by a foreign key. A list of linked items is an intermediairy table with ID's only. | |
Re: 10 digits, with a word boundary: /\b\d{10}\b/ The above with optional +91, start boundary won't work: /(\+91)?\d{10}\b/ | |
Re: If you are building server applications using pluggable modules (where you can just copy a newer assembly to replace an older one), then static objects are a problem because they are kept in memory (like ddanbe mentioned above). Then although the new assembly is in place, still the old code … | |
Re: Can you explain with some more detail what you're after? | |
Re: Spaces in column names are the problem. If you are on SQL Server put them in brackets. | |
Re: That's rather vague. Looking for something specific? Tutorials are all over the web. | |
Re: What language are you using as your server-side script? | |
Re: Although adding the Javascript will work, I suggest you also add a check in the backend. It's easy to disable Javascript and submit invalid data anyway (or post directly with a bot). | |
Re: > 2) What do the other "View" properties of ListView do (i.e. Large Icon, Small Icon, List, Tile)? The same as what it shows in Windows Explorer. | |
Re: You could just have enclosed delete in backticks, instead of renaming the column. | |
Re: What error do you get? Perhaps because your select can return multiple results? Try LIMIT 1. | |
Re: Can you be a little more specific? | |
Re: Something like this: RewriteRule ^(.*)/(.*?\.html)$ http://example.com/$2 [R=301,L] | |
Re: What exactly do you want? Something like Zend Encoder or IonCube? | |
Re: What database? Is there more than this, or is this all? | |
Re: First get the last dutyid record. That holds the last used staffid. You can then use that to retrieve the next staffid. | |
Re: The Microsoft Access database engine has not (yet) been installed. | |
I am in the process of updating a website, which uses Highslide and a thumbnail strip on the bottom. The old website works ilke a charm but the new one fails. On my test website (newer layout) the thumbnail strip shows the last picture five times. [Page on original website](http://www.onderwaterwereld.org/library/nl-zout/anthozoa/alcyonium%20digitatum) … | |
Re: You can control that by using `media print` in your CSS. | |
Re: I suggest you add error checking: $result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error() . "<br/>$query"); | |
Re: Debugging a query without table structures and sample data is next to impossible. | |
Re: > such that after submitting one it proceeds to the next one You will have to keep track of the last index used, whichever method you use. What's the reason for using a string like that? | |
Re: If the query returns no results, the variables are never given a value. You should initialize them with an empty string. | |
Re: echo "<td> <a href='http://www.emuas.co.uk/members/sign_up_sheets/" . $row['PageName'] . ".html'>" . $row["EventName"] . "</a> </td>"; Too many quotes. |
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