Philip

Yeah, you could probably do.

var_dump != print_r

Same here.

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That won't get you a count from a select, just of recently affected rows. That's about the closest thing, however if you don't want to fetch all of the rows the select count will always be there for you. In a situation like this, one less query usually == better.

I haven't seen an option for that, just to turn it off/on and what it should show as (warning, error, etc.). Would be nice, but I don't think there is one?

Yes, but I also like having all my attributes filled in. I'm OCD like that. (also the W3C specs technically say a URI is required.

From a security standpoint it is the exact same as leaving it blank. Personally, I prefer to have it filled in.

It really depends on your specs (how many pages, how many revisions, is a logo required, etc.) When I'm feeling lazy and I don't do the design myself, or do the following suggestion, it usually costs $1500 for 3-4 unique pages... and that's just the PSD, not the HTML. If you're on a budget, I'd highly recommend ThemeForest (disclaimer:affiliate link for me). I'd suggest either purchasing just the PSD (usually $6-10), of which I've linked you to, or if you get a pre-built HTML design ($10-25) then uhh.. just a heads up that a lot of the code is usually thrown together by designers that don't code too often. For a finance system, you'll probably be looking for something like an admin theme - which sadly they don't have any straight PSDs of. Oh, one last note. If you do go with a PSD and don't feel like slicing it up into HTML, we've used HTML Burger ($100-$300) at work with a lot better code results than the ones found on ThemeForest.

Logic check: if they can "add" a different form action, what is stopping them from editing the one that is already there. (hint: "adding" a different form action is the same as editing an existing one.)

As an analytics expert, you have a few options: [*]Roll your own solution. IMO, forget about it. [*]Use Google Analytics. It's free, and provides everything you want minus IP addresses. In reality, is there really a reason you want to know this? [*]Use Piwik. It's an open source version of Google Analytics that you host. A plus, it's in PHP - so you can modify it to your needs. [*]Use a server log parser, like AwStats [*]Use a commercially available tracking system, such as WebTrends, Omniture SiteCatalyst, Coremetrics, etc.[/url] Yes, because ranking is crap and completely useless. I call bullshit because it works fine for a lot of my clients. What sort of security are you going to get out of it, that you can't get out of server logs? And yes, you should be using analytics for marketing reasons (really just for business reasons.) You can make a lot of smart decisions based off of the data these tools provide to increase traffic, user experience levels (and thus happiness levels) and ultimately revenue.

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This? http://forums.devshed.com/beginner-programming-16/project-suggestions-609064.html

You don't need to be using PHP for it, that is simply JavaScript. <?php $blah = 2; ?> <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { $('$img').adipoli({ 'startEffect' : 'normal', 'hoverEffect' : 'popout' }); </script>

This topic has been moved to JavaScript Help. http://forums.phpfreaks.com/index.php?topic=361627.0

As PeoMachine suggested, try to look at jQuery. I'd highly suggest using this plugin.

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