[Save memory ideas]

First let me say I have never used curl and don't fully understand it.

 

Now - how your script operates.

 

1 - you setup and execute a curl call but you don't do anything with the returned value(s).

2 - you then start a loop to do more curl calls

3 - with each curl call you do some unknown function (I can't find it) named str_get_html

4 - with the results of this function you do a search and then you attempt to handle the contents found by this search. BAD CODE! What if there was nothing found?

5 - you append the just-read html (from the unknown function call) to an array as a new element. Is $data the reason for you memory overload?

 

Since count starts at 1 and maxnumber is set to 5, you should only do this 5 times. Where is 12 coming into play as you mentioned?

[Trying to create a cron job that will send an email if a value in the database meets certain criteria]

What have you tried so far? Break your problem down to separate parts - first the query to find the desired data, then the script to do all the work and finally (once debugged) create the cron setup for your script.

 

So - show us the code to interrogate your db.

[current user entry counter gravity forms display numbers]

1 - I usually can understand English, but I have a real problem with this statement:

 

how can i display numbers with shortcode of submitted from gravity form only from current logged in user

 

 

2 - if this is about something called 'gravity' why not post it in a forum that covers that thing? A CMS perhaps?

[Running PHP in HTML]

what is the name of this file?

[syntax error I dont understand]

You seem to be missing a quote in the body part of your html

[syntax error I dont understand]

I never know which line is which in these posts so it couldn't hurt to ask for help.

[syntax error I dont understand]

It would help if you pointed out which line in that code gave you the error so we know generally where to look

[String if a specific word is found in the string replace the whole string]

$badnames = ('Admin','Admin2','Admin3');
$name2 = 'Nice try';
$name = ...;
foreach($badnames as $word)
{
if (false !== stripos($name,$word))
{
$name = $name2;
break;
}
}

[String if a specific word is found in the string replace the whole string]

if (false !== stripos(($string,$word))

$string = $newstring;

]/php]

[OK never mind forget this... Too much work]

Why would anyone use Word to do coding???

[php toplist]

As I understand sessions, the session remains open until the browser is closed, so a retyping of the url would not work.

[php toplist]

F5 refresh key? You could stop that with a session var after the first vote is logged in a session.

[OK never mind forget this... Too much work]

Methinks you are trashing the wrong forum since we don't know what you are talking about.

 

Good luck wherever you go with that attitude

[Need Help generating an answer for a guessing game]

Ooooh! And the party grows...

[Need Help generating an answer for a guessing game]

Must be Friday....

[Admin Login Page Help]

Yes - it will throw a 'notice' IF you have that turned on (and you should only during development!) - but it will not cause a conflict. I'll trust the manual until otherwise informed. The second call will not begin a 'new' session. And eventually (hopefully) the poster will learn how to better organize his modules and code.

[Admin Login Page Help]

Not quite correct JustThatGuy.

 

Per the manual - a second session_start call is simply ignored if the session is already begun.

[Admin Login Page Help]

What line is giving you that error? You didn't say.

[Need Help generating an answer for a guessing game]

1 - I don't do homework for those who plead as you have done.

2 - I don't look at attachments for code since I hate taking those risks

3 - I do however look at code that is properly posted (see forum rules) on the forum and which the poster has made clear what is what and where he/she suspects his difficulty lies.

4 - I don't use bad language.

[Need Help generating an answer for a guessing game]

Homework? Should of gone to class more.

[Admin check login just redirects back to login page]

So - this topic is finished? Please post it as answered then.

[Blank lines in output]

You are seeing all the <br> tags echoed out first because you inserted them inside an html table. You can't do that.

 

This code:

<td>' . $row['Plaats'] . '</td>
</tr>
<br> THIS IS BAD
';
; THIS IS NOT NEEDED
}

 

should be changed to remove the <br> and the EXTRA ; line.

<td>' . $row['Plaats'] . '</td>
</tr>
';
}

[Admin check login just redirects back to login page]

You appreciate our attempts to help you but you can't seem to answer any of our questions. Why? I asked you five question and you didn't answer any of them. You just repeated the same message. Try debugging your code by displaying some values instead of doing the redirect. See what your code is seeing instead of just assuming or wondering why it operates the way it does.

 

That's how programmers think and do.

[Admin check login just redirects back to login page]

I see we have a failure to communicate here. Good luck.

[Admin check login just redirects back to login page]

So? What specifically happens when it "stops working"? Do you have error checking turned on? Do you get a blank screen? Do you get a wrong outcome? What do you see? Help us out here.