[get data from other webpage]

its very important that you get the url correct, otherwise curl is useless

[How would I str_replace this?]

im thinking that you can do something where you check to see if the string ends in... if it does, you can use substr() to remove the words that contains the periods

[Correct user details not displaying]

you need to add a where clause in your mysql_query so it know whose info to grab...also since you are only grabbing one users data...a while loop is not needed..e.g

$data = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM members WHERE username = '$username'") 

[get data from other webpage]

i would try changing your url to the correct url syntax eg.

$referer = 'http://www.olar.eu';

[Making a modal window popup if not confirmed member]

well you should have an extension in this line

header("location: /member");

like

header("location: /member.php");

[Hello:)]

welcome to phpf!

[unique ID by array_ shift?]

well you can you can set a variable to a value...say one...for this example we'll say that $i=1, and at the end of your script you could say $1++ which will increment the number every time the script is run...there are numerous ways to do what you want...you could tweak your idea a, use what i told you , you a database...sessions etc..

[Still cannot understand sessions.]

every page that you need to call a $_SESSION[] global needs to contain session_start() at the beginning of the script, yes

[$_SESSION problem]

if you use cpanel or something similar you should have a php.ini file in you home directory

[IE9 Buggered]

Longint should suffice

 

[IE9 Buggered]

Heard that one a million times...

 

and one. But who is counting anyway?

if someone made a counter they would need at least  20 lines

[why this error??]

the only time that you want error_reporting of any kind hidden is when the server is live

I think you mean when the website is live, not the server. If you are on a shared host it is usually not possible to modify the php.ini file. If you have various websites on your shared host you can control error reporting and the output of errors/warnings to logs and or the screen via a .htaccess file for each individual site. For a live site you should have the display_errors flag to off. A development site on the same server you should have it set to on.

 

On a dedicated server I would set the main php.ini file to not output errors or warnings and as with the shared host control the error output via .htaccess for each website on the server.

yeah website sorry

[IE6 Compatability issue]

you have the ie browser classes listed in your try statements..only thing I can think of is that they might have javascript compatibility turned off on their browser

[How to send $_POST into php file]

so in your products.php file how are you grabbing $_POST['userid'] now?

[include php file]

php is hidden from view source

[IE9 Buggered]

i would first try reinstalling...then if that fails I would do what nightslyr said....any one of the other suggested browsers are much faster and compatible than ie

[Php Website Logging In Code]

1. are you connecting to your db

 

2. have you tried echoing the number of rows to make sure you are grabbing any.

 

3. have you tried to debug your query yet. eg

$sql = mysql_query("SELECT id FROM admin WHERE username='$manager' AND password='$password' LIMIT 1") or die(mysql_error());

 

[A rather simple request in regards to a dice system]

where are the classes that this code refers to

[importing data from an XML to a php-page without reloading]

check this out https://developer.mozilla.org/en/AJAX/Getting_Started

step 4 explains how to grab data from an xml file using an xml response header

[simple AJAX script]

In case you missed seeing it, there is a 'topic solved' button at the lower left-hand of the page.  I got it for you this time.

thanks. I normally forget that its there

[Case Sensitive QUERY]

what you can do is make sure that the user input will always have the first letter of the string capitalized so your query doesnt fail... you can use ucwords() or ucfirst()

[Not getting variable]

you can try this

echo "<a href='bio.php?shortName={$shortName}><img src='/images/spotlight/".$img[rand(0, (count($img)-1))]."' alt=Spotlight border=0 /></a>";
} 

[Serialized Array]

serializing an array is mainly used to store arrays in a database safely..

some examples of the use of this function are found at http://php.net/manual/en/function.serialize.php

[why this error??]

the only time that you want error_reporting of any kind hidden is when the server is live... otherwise you always want error reporting shown for debugging

[Session Help]

also, sessions can also be lost when the maximum idle time is met...I believe that you can change this in you php.ini file