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spiderwell

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  1. my role pretty much covers what you described you can do, and I'm on 18K :)

     

    I think they must appreciate my input as I handed in my notice due to relocating, as i wasnt making enough money due to a long commute, and after many attempts to get 1-2 days a week working from home they wanted me in the office with weak arguments.

    They turned around and want me to work from home 24/7 for the next 2 months at least now!

    I had to laugh at that.

    the money saved on fuel is like a £4k payrise! result!

     

    I think what i am trying to say is if they value you more than your current wage, they would likely keep you with a payrise if they agree with your suggestion. The process of having to get a new employee found and settled in is probably something they could do without too.

  2. are you good enough to build your own?  i prefer to make my own things when i have time, but i recently used a calendar that was 3rd party due to time constraints. I used luxcal.

     

    sounds to me though with the number of calendars you want to sync with, your own bespoke solution might be the only option!

  3.   if($pass || $user != false)

     

    could be shortened

     

      if($pass || $user)

     

     

    not sure why you would strip info from the inputs like spaces etc and then enter it to the DB rather than returning to user to state 'cannnot enter tags or spaces' becuase if i entered my name as joe bloggs, it would be entered as joebloggs without my knowledge and i couldnt log in!!

     

    the sql statement should have the variables wrapped in mysql escape string function.

     

    no need to use 2 variables when 1 can be used:

     

    $T_user = strip_tags($_POST['username']);

    $user = str_replace(' ','',$T_user);

     

    just use $user for all of it

     

  4. id is supposed to be unique so having a bunch of Divs with the same ID will break the DOM

     

    var str = $("#div").serialize(); 

     

    can be changed to

     

    var str = $(".faqQuestion div").serialize();

     

    freeing up your ID to be unique

     

     

     

     

     

     

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