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Thank you QOC, that is what I was thinking and trying to express, but I guess I did not make it clear. I am still having troubles getting my changes to work. kind of a big friggen mess I got into, and now I am looking like a donkey not being able to get this to work. I can make it work locally, but when I move it out to the real website, no dice. I am not sure what to do with it anymore. Jeremy

DNS changed according to the owner, waiting for it to resolve to the DNS servers I guess. I will stand down for now. Nelson

I need to customize a theme for WordPress a bit. I want to change modify the index.php file and the order one of the sidebars is called. I have searched, tested, and retested the index.php file and have been unable to locate the index.php file that is currently being used. Can some one give me a tip on where the active them index.php file is being called from? I have the theme working mostly correct, but I am unable to even get an HTML comment to show up in the viewed source code. The path I think the index.php file is located at is ../wp-content/themes/WPLocalPro/index.php but changing the comments in this file does not affect the rendered source code. Any help is greatly appreciated. <?php /** * Template Name: Home Page * * A custom page template without sidebar. * * The "Template Name:" bit above allows this to be selectable * from a dropdown menu on the edit page screen. * * @package WordPress * @subpackage Enterprise * @since Enterprise 1.0 */ get_header(); ?> <!--NAVIGATION PANEL END --> <!--BODY PANEL START --><!-- Nelson Test --> <div class="body_panel"> <!--LEFT BODY STARTaaaa --> <?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/leftbar.php'); exit('wtf smalls'); ?> <!--LEFT BODY END --> <!--MIDDLE BODY START --> <div class="middle_body"> <?php $upper = get_option('revchurch_upper'); echo stripslashes($upper); ?> <?php $section = get_option('revchurch_post1'); if($section == "") $section = 2; ?> <?php $i=1; query_posts('category_name=&order=desc&showposts='. $section.''); if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?> <?php $img_url = get_post_meta($post->ID, "Rob Post Image URL", true); ?> <?php $video_code = get_post_meta($post->ID, "Rob Post Video Code", true); ?> <? if($img_url==""){?> <?php $img_url = get_post_meta($post->ID, "img_url", true); ?><? }?> <? if($i==2 ) { echo '<div class="pic_panel pic_panel_right">'; } else { echo '<div class="pic_panel">'; } ?> <?php if($video_code != '') { ?> <div class="video_div"> <?php preg_match_all('!height=["|\'](.*?)["|\']!is', $video_code, $matches); if(isset($matches[0])){ foreach($matches[0] as $key=>$val){ $video_code = str_replace($val, 'height="166"',$video_code); } } $matches = array(); preg_match_all('!width=["|\'](.*?)["|\']!is', $video_code, $matches); if(isset($matches[0])){ foreach($matches[0] as $key=>$val){ $video_code = str_replace($val, 'width="269"',$video_code); } } echo $video_code; ?> </div> <? }else if($img_url != '') { ?> <img src="<?php //echo get_option('home'); ?><?php echo $img_url;?>" width="269" height="166" alt="pic" /> <? } else { ?> <img src="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?>/images/pic.gif" width="269" height="166" alt="pic" /> <? } ?> <h2> <a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2> <?php $chn = get_option('revchurch_chn'); ?> <p> <?php the_content_rss('', FALSE, '',$chn,2) ?><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>"> Read More</a></p> </div> <? $i++; if($i==3) { $i=1; } endwhile; else: endif; //Reset Query wp_reset_query(); ?> <?php $lower = get_option('revchurch_lower'); echo stripslashes($lower); ?> </div> <!--MIDDLE BODY END --> <!--RIGHT BODY START --> <?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/rightbar.php'); ?> <!--RIGHT BODY END --> </div> <!--BODY PANEL END --> </div> <!--MAIN CONTANER END --> <!--FOOTER PANEL START --> <?php get_footer(); ?>

Hi All, I am a bit new to CSS and am having some troubles positioning the right hand column up higher on the page than what it is now. I would like to move the column up from its current location up about 250px higher. When I try to move this, the graphics become hidden. I essentially want it to float above the menu bar. I am trying to get the entire contact form above the fold on the page. I am new to wordpress and such. I just am not sure how to move it up and get it to display as desired. Any help is greatly appreciated. www.torontomover.org. Thanks CP

CV, you make some really good points. I did not realize that javascript might run different in different browsers, but hey everything else is rendered different in the browsers, whey not js??? just follows the norm. I did find solutions to my questions, and yeah I was in a bit of a panic when I posed them with a deadline looming. I am putting myself between a rock and a hard place right now. Learning html, css, php, mysql, etc.... as I completing projects. I like programming overall, I really like the php and back end stuff more than the web display. This site is a VALUABLE resource to beginning php programmers like myself. CV, Gizmola, Thorpe, and many others are very gracious in offering any advice. I hope I can eventually give back to the community here, what I have gotten. Thanks Kansas

never seen that before that is pretty funny. Kansas

btherl is correct. I had the same issue earlier this week. Took me lots of heartache and suffering because I am a superNoob when it comes to javascript, but here is my question and own answer. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=331490.0 Kansas

Line terminator is missing <?php echo "this is a test" // missing line terminator if($a==$b) { echo "They are equal"; } ?>

Hi KyZU, A book I am using is PHP and MySQL for Dynamic Web Sites by Larry Ullman. I started with the php stuff about 2 months ago. I followed tutorials as well, but there it seemed like there was always something lacking. There are some great tutorials out there, but as I read somewhere else in the forum, they can be kind of a gap filler more than educational. With a written book you should be getting a more polished product that can help guide you through some of the instruction. One of my first self made projects was rather simple overall. I just took my hobby of archery and implemented some basic calculations to figure drawlength and minimum arrow weight for a certain poundage of bows. While I knew how to figure this, writing the code to take values from input and then process this was a great learning tool. Besides, what is better than combining to interests for a common theme. Regards, Kansas

finished code. <html> <head> <script type="text/JavaScript"> function submitform(){ document.forms["updateCheck"].submit() } </script> </head> <body> <form id="updateCheck" method="post" action="check.php" target="newcheck"> Sponsor: <input name="sponsor" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Date: <input name="date" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Payee: <input name="payee" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Amount:<input name="numamount" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Memo:<input name="memo" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Signature:<input name="signature" onChange="submitform()"><br /> </form> <iframe src="check.php"name ="newcheck"id="newcheck" height="460px" width="910" frameborder="0"> <head> <script type="text/JavaScript"> </script> <head> <body> </body> </iframe> </body> </html> check.php <?php require_once ('class.number2word.php'); // array from posted input $newimage = imagecreatefrompng("dream_scenes_check.png"); imagealphablending($newimage, true); // setting alpha blending on imagesavealpha($newimage, true); // save alphablending setting $color = imagecolorallocate($newimage, 0, 0, 0); $font = 'arial.ttf'; $datefontSize = "14"; $payeeFontSize = "18"; $NumamountFontSize = "24"; $sigFontSize = "15"; $fontRotation = "0"; if (isset($_POST['sponsor']) || isset($_POST['date']) || isset($_POST['payee']) || isset($_POST['numamount']) || isset($_POST['memo']) || isset($_POST['signature'])){ /* Check Text To be written */ if ($_POST['sponsor'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $payeeFontSize, $fontRotation, 45, 105, $color, $font, $_POST['sponsor']); } if ($_POST['date'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $datefontSize, $fontRotation, 625, 105, $color, $font, $_POST['date']); } if ($_POST['payee'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $payeeFontSize, $fontRotation, 180, 210, $color, $font, $_POST['payee']); } if ($_POST['numamount'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $NumamountFontSize, $fontRotation, 715, 210, $color, $font, $_POST['numamount']); // need to creat class & make the $_POST['textamount'] $instance = new number_word(); $words = $instance->number_word($_POST['numamount'],0,0); //ImageTTFText($newimage, $datefontSize, $fontRotation, 55, 270, $color, $font, $words);//$_POST['textamount']); //ImageTTFText($newimage, $datefontSize, $fontRotation, 55, 270, $color, $font, $_POST['textamount']); } if ($_POST['memo'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $datefontSize, $fontRotation, 110, 360, $color, $font, $_POST['memo']); } if ($_POST['signature'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $sigFontSize, $fontRotation, 560, 360, $color, $font, $_POST['signature']); } // Output the image to the browser header("Content-Type: image/PNG"); ImagePng ($newimage); imagedestroy($newimage); }else{ // if no $_POST values, write the blank image header("Content-Type: image/PNG"); ImagePng ($newimage); imagedestroy($newimage); } ?> <?php require_once ('class.number2word.php'); // array from posted input $newimage = imagecreatefrompng("dream_scenes_check.png"); imagealphablending($newimage, true); // setting alpha blending on imagesavealpha($newimage, true); // save alphablending setting $color = imagecolorallocate($newimage, 0, 0, 0); $font = 'arial.ttf'; $datefontSize = "14"; $payeeFontSize = "18"; $NumamountFontSize = "24"; $sigFontSize = "15"; $fontRotation = "0"; /* Check Text To be written */ if ($_POST['sponsor'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $payeeFontSize, $fontRotation, 75, 105, $color, $font, $_POST['sponsor']); } if ($_POST['date'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $datefontSize, $fontRotation, 625, 105, $color, $font, $_POST['date']); } if ($_POST['payee'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $payeeFontSize, $fontRotation, 180, 210, $color, $font, $_POST['payee']); } if ($_POST['numamount'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $NumamountFontSize, $fontRotation, 715, 210, $color, $font, $_POST['numamount']); // need to creat class & make the $_POST['textamount'] $instance = new number_word(); $words = $instance->number_word($_POST['numamount']); //ImageTTFText($newimage, $datefontSize, $fontRotation, 55, 270, $color, $font, $words);//$_POST['textamount']); //ImageTTFText($newimage, $datefontSize, $fontRotation, 55, 270, $color, $font, $_POST['textamount']); } if ($_POST['memo'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $datefontSize, $fontRotation, 110, 360, $color, $font, $_POST['memo']); } if ($_POST['signature'] > ''){ ImageTTFText($newimage, $sigFontSize, $fontRotation, 560, 360, $color, $font, $_POST['signature']); } // Output the image to the browser header("Content-Type: image/PNG"); ImagePng ($newimage); imagedestroy($newimage); ?> Big thanks to Crayon Violet for his image tutorial on this site. Kansas

yes, but I needed each element to update dynamically if you will. I have gotten this to work finally. here is the code in action I am working on implementing a php class to write out the numbered amount for the text amounts on the image. http://www.novacontech.com/~jeremy//check/check.html Thanks Kansas

I have tried posting a couple different questions in the javascript forum. but no luck with any answers yet. No biggie. The PHP coding help forum just seems to get quite a few more responses, which makes sense. The community here really seems to be a great group. I have been helped more times by this forum than I can count just by reading other topics. Some of it is over my head, some I get quite readily. Great site. Thanks Kansas

well I figured it out a bit finally. <html> <head> <script type="text/JavaScript"> function submitform() { document.forms["updateCheck"].submit() } </script> </head> <body> <form id="updateCheck" method="post" action="check.php"> Sponsor: <input name="sponsor" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Date: <input name="date" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Payee: <input name="payee" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Amount:<input name="numamount" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Memo:<input name="memo" onChange="submitform()"><br /> Signature:<input name="signature" onChange="submitform()"><br /> </form> <iframe src="check.php" id="newcheck" height="460px" width="910" frameborder="1"> <body> </body> </iframe> <body> </html> I can see the post array now holding the values that have been submitted. Any thoughts on getting the values to now be placed in the iframe element ? Thanks Kansas

such as javascriptfreaks or ajax freaks. This is a great site with gigs of information and great community help. I guess I am hoping to find a bit of help with the javascripting side as well. Thanks! Kansas

Hello, I am wanting to send a field that has been updated to a check.php. check.php should then generate an updated image of a check. I would like the image when it is updated to be in an iframe on the same page. My thoughts are to pass this to the via the $_POST array. Can this be done without ajax? I have looked for a couple hours trying to find a possible solution, but none seem to fit the bill. Any help is greatly appreciated. <html> <head> <script src='myjs.js' type="text/JavaScript"> </script> </head> <body> <form id="updateCheck" method="post" action="check.php"> Sponsor: <input name="sponsor" onChange="updateSponsor(this.value)"><br /> Date: <input name="date" onChange="updateDate(this.value)"><br /> Payee: <input name="payee" onChange="updatePayee(this.value)"><br /> </form> <iframe src="check.php" id="newcheck" height="460px" width="910" frameborder="1"> <body> </body> </iframe> </body> </html> Thanks, Kansas

<?php function money($amount,$separator=true,$simple=false){ return (true===$separator? (false===$simple? number_format($amount,2,'.',','): str_replace('.00','',money($amount)) ): (false===$simple? number_format($amount,2,'.',''): str_replace('.00','',money($amount,false)) ) ); } $income = 5000000000; $daily = money($income*24,true,true); $weekly = money(($income*24)*7,true,true); $monthly = money((($income*24)*7)*30,true,true); ?> <html> <center> <table border="1"> <tr> <td>Daily</td> <td><?php echo $daily; ?></td> </tr> <tr> <td>Weekly</td> <td><?php echo $weekly; ?></td> </tr> <tr> <td>Monthly</td> <td><?php echo $monthly; ?></td> </tr> </table> </form> </center> </html> The top php section did not end with ?> I also added the semicolons to the end of the variables in the php. I also added an <html> and </html> but no body or header tags. Kansas

My son was asking what an array was. (He is 12 with a good 12 year old algebra base). An array is variable with pockets, you just have to know which pocket the data is stored in, was kind of the way I broke it down for him. I agree with analog, should be no problem. Kansas

In the code I posted, I left out the semi colon in the code have you tried it adding a semi colon to terminate the line as you have posted it ? ?? That syntax error could cause a blank screen. Another step in the debugging process I would take would be to do an $sql = "SELECT * FROM member_profile SET newfield = '1' WHERE userid = $user_id"; $qry = mysql_query($sql); $res = mysql_assoc($qry); echo '<pre>'; print_r ($res); echo '</pre>'; if($res['newfield'] == 1){ $sql = "UPDATE member_profile SET newfield = '0' WHERE user_id = $user_id"; $upresult = mysql_query($sql); if(mysql_affected_rows()== 1){ //update successfull }else{ //update failed } } the print_r will allow you to see the array values in $res. Kansas

I used this tutorial to get an example of how to do something very similar to what you are asking. http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorial/php-add-text-to-image This allowed me some basics I needed and i ran with it from there. Kansas

I am having trouble getting the line <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition(1)">First</a> to work correctly and pull the first 50. I think I have everything else working. work in process can be seen at http://www.1dayreturn.com/activity.php I have been spinning my wheels for about 5 hours. The get Get Older Positions: value is set to show which else statement is currently being view. Any help would be greatly appreciated. function getPosition(pageNumber){ document.getElementById('lastfifty').innerHTML = '<div style="text-align:center;"><img src="loadingbg.gif" /></div>'; $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: 'getpositions.php', data: "filter1="+pageNumber+"&filter2=<?php $pcount = $previouspositions['pcount']; echo $pcount;?>", complete: function(data){ //print results as appended //targetDiv.append(data.responseText); //print result in targetDiv document.getElementById('lastfifty').innerHTML = (data.responseText); var last = <?php $pcountholder = number_format($pcount/50,0);echo $pcountholder;?>; var first = last - (last -1); if(pageNumber != 'last'){ var last= <?php $pcountholder = number_format($pcount/50,0);echo $pcountholder;?>; var next= pageNumber+1; var prev= pageNumber-1; if(pageNumber >= last){ pageNumber = <?php $pcountholder = number_format($pcount/50,0);echo $pcountholder;?>; prev = pageNumber-1; next = pageNumber +1; } if(prev < 0){prev = 0;pageNumber = 1;next = 2;} if (pageNumber != 1){ if(pageNumber == last){ last == <?php $pcountholder = number_format($pcount/50,0);echo $pcountholder;?>; pageNumber == last; next = pageNumber +1; prev = pageNumber -1; document.getElementById('prevnav').innerHTML = '<h2>Last 502 Positions</h2> <div style="float:right">Get Older Positions: Positions: <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition(1)">First</a> | Prev | '+pageNumber+' | <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition('+next+')">Next</a> | <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition(\'last\')">Last</a></div>'; } else{ if(next == last){ next = "\'last\'"; } document.getElementById('prevnav').innerHTML = '<h2>Last 503 Positions</h2> <div style="float:right">Get Older Positions: <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition(1)">First</a> | <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition('+prev+')">Prev</a> | '+pageNumber+' | <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition('+next+')">Next</a> | <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition(\'last\')">Last</a></div>'; } }else{ pageNumber = 1; next = pageNumber +1; document.getElementById('prevnav').innerHTML = '<h2>Last 504 Positions</h2> <div style="float:right">Get Older Positions: First | Prev | '+pageNumber+' | <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition('+next+')">Next</a> | <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition(\'last\')">Last</a></div>'; } }else{ var last= <?php $pcountholder = number_format($pcount/50,0);echo $pcountholder;?>; pageNumber = last; var prev = last-1; document.getElementById('prevnav').innerHTML = '<h2>Last 505 Positions</h2> <div style="float:right">Get Older Positions: <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition('+first+')">First</a> | <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="getPosition('+prev+')">Prev</a> | '+pageNumber+' | Next | Last</div>'; } } }); } Thanks Kansas

$a != $b Not equal TRUE if $a is not equal to $b after type juggling. <?php if (($news['accounttyperaw'] !== 0) || ($news['accounttyperaw'] !== 1)) // Can be: if ($news['accounttyperaw'] !== 0 || $news['accounttyperaw'] !== 1) ] should be != with one 'equal' sign i think <?php if (($news['accounttyperaw'] != 0) || ($news['accounttyperaw'] !== 1)) // Can be: if ($news['accounttyperaw'] != 0 || $news['accounttyperaw'] !== 1) ]

I think the steps are just about there. Me being new as well, I still get lost in what I want to do and what I am telling the code to do. $sql = "SELECT * FROM member_profile SET newfield = '1' WHERE userid = $user_id"; $qry = mysql_query($sql); $res = mysql_assoc($qry) if($res['newfield'] == 1){ $sql = "UPDATE member_profile SET newfield = '0' WHERE user_id = $user_id"; $upresult = mysql_query($sql); if(mysql_affected_rows()== 1){ //update successfull }else{ //update failed } } I think this will get you closer, I did not test it but I tried to make sure the syntax was correct. I still make a lot of errors when writing code blocks and debug them constantly Kansas

I am no pro at all but I see a SELECT statement instead of an UPDATE ? I am brand new so this might be way off as well. Kansas

Thanks Net, I am enjoying it overall, but there are times when the frustration kicks me hard. I get up go grab an adult beverage and end up coming back for more punishment. Thanks for the encouragement. Kansas

The hard way is I am not very experienced with any of these. I have read/keyed tutorials and still feel like I am a fish out of water. I actually enjoy the challenge. I guess the hard way is trying to learn HTML, CSS, PHP, and MYSQL all at the same time. Kansas