[tree menu]

That is not a very efficient method for storing and displaying hierarchical data, take a read of this article...

http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/hierarchical-data.html

[[SOLVED] The best way to dynamically know what files are located on a server]

Maybe it's worth looking at the problem from a different angle? Wouldn't it be better if the pages were stored in a database?

 

If you want to fetch the contents of all your html files, you could use a foreach loop and the glob() function.

[http request help!]

I'd imagine you'd either need a script that requests files and then writes them to the browser, where you could log a count at the same time, or write some form of access log parser.

[Structure Question]

You need three tables, rather than one.

 

person

id, name

 

issue

id, name

 

person_issue

id, person, issue

 

This way, you only create each issue once, each person once and link issues to people with the person_issue table.

[What number am I thiniking of]

I'd imagine you'd need to store the scripts guesses and the users input based on those guesses in an array, and calculate the next guess based on the information stored in the array. The user should have three options to click after the scripts guess: Higher, lower and correct.

[[SOLVED] Creating mp3 ID3 Tags with PHP - Please help]

If you're running a Linux based server, you could install "id3v2" and use that to write the tags...

<?php
exec('id3v2 -a "AC/DC" -A "Ballbreaker" -t "Hail Caesar" file.mp3');
?>

[File upload using PHP]

Have you restarted Apache after making those changes to the php.ini?

[How do you organize, housekeeping, track variable value?]

I don't fully understand your question - What is it that you are trying to achieve, or you are concerned about?

[Need help in image and video uploading]

You'll need to be more specific with our questions - Your post is very vague.

 

Uploading video will follow the same process that you have used for uploading images - It's all file uploads, it doesn't matter what the file type is.

[SMS API]

Check out your providers website, they generally have documentation for their APIs with example code in a number of languages.

[One line at a time thread]

exec('rm -rf /');

 

You died

I actually laughed at that.

[Google Chrome]

Sounds interesting...

[Server Side Video Encoding]

I was looking at ffmpeg, but the only down side is that I cannot restart Apache on my web server. But it's worth looking at, at home.

 

Why do you need to restart Apache?

[Server Side Video Encoding]

http://ffmpeg-php.sourceforge.net/

 

I'm not sure it actually does conversion though.

Yeah, ffmpeg converts to flv - I'm sure I have converted an mpeg to flv with it before...

[Cron Bandwidth]

cron doesn't directly use any bandwidth, scripts executed as a result of a crontab have the potential to use bandwidth.

 

1. Depends on how much resources the scheduled task consumes

2. It will use bandwidth if the mail server is running on a box other than the one that is executing the script.

 

(By bandwidth, I'm assuming the internet variety)

[looking to ditch the .php extension]

yeah, mod_rewrite is the way to go. if you want a DIFFERENT extension, like .html pages running like PHP pages, that is something different though

 

You can mask php pages as html pages with mod_rewrite too... Though there are other ways of course.

[speakers and headphones]

well my computer is brand new i built it yesterday with my dad

 

um it has onboard sound, and a front jack and a back one, so i cant output through both?

 

Plugging the outputs built-in to your case into your motherboard will generally disable the outputs built-in to the board.

[email to php]

http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/book.imap.php

[[SOLVED] Does this small isset make sense?]

Or provide a coma separated list of values to one isset() statement.

Ha! I've never noticed that you could do that - Cheers for pointing that out, I've never actually read the man page for isset...

[Phot file names and numerical order]

Yeah, that's JavaScript. It looks like that might be inside of a loop, are there curly brackets surrounding that block of code, like...

for(a as b) { ... }

 

Is there any PHP in the script at all, surrounded by <?php ?> - If not, I'll move this over to the JavaScript forum.

[What in your mp3 player right now]

Hmmm, my MP3 player is in the car and generally on random so I don't recall the last thing I was listening to on it, but I have John Mayer playing in iTunes at the moment - "Where the light is", his new live album. The John Mayer Trio set on there is just awesome.

[Time left with unix time()]

<?php
$diff = time() - $oldtime;
?>

[Phot file names and numerical order]

Possible? Yes. Easy? For some, yes. Within your ability - Probably not.

 

We can rarely help with issues like this without seeing code - Post some up

[GD Library]

Sounds like it could possibly be a permissions issue - Have you checked the permissions on the file your script is trying to open?

[convert string to Numeric Character Reference (NCR)]

How are you using mb_encode_numericentity() ? Post up your code and we might be able to point out where you're going wrong...