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That inspires me, that's sort of like things I want to learn about.

Maybe like function execution time, and timing different things. Analytics too I guess.

I was just reading an interview with an Engineer from Facebook. He has a very interesting sounding job, and I want to look into new areas of PHP and expand on my Javascript knowledge as well. I want to start doing statistic work, putting it in graphs, measuring stuff and solving problems. How can I start?

Thanks SergeiSS, I had to CHMOD to 666 to write to it. Thanks.

I'm trying to write to a file with the following code. $fh = fopen("../inc/config.php", "a") or die("\r\nCan't open file."); $write = "\$config['database_host'] = {$mysqlh}; \$config['database_user'] = {$mysqlu}; \$config['datbase_pass'] = {$mysqlp}; \$config['datbase_name'] = {$dbn}; \$config['table_prefix'] = {$tp};"; fwrite($fh, $write); fclose($fh); It is printing out "Can't open file", which I guess means it can't find the file or I've given the wrong path. The file that is executing this code is /install and the file I'm trying to write to is /inc/config.php. I thought .. put you up a directory so if I do .. I will be at the root and then do /inc I will be in inc. Can someone please guide me on what I'm doing wrong? Thanks.

I figured it out, I guess I wasn't connecting OR selecting a database as in the construct for my DB class I was doing. function __construct() { return self::connect(); return self::select_db(); } Instead of function __construct() { self::connect(); self::select_db(); } I changed it to the second code, and now everything works fine. Thanks for all the help!

I just realised a few things, firstly I wasn't selecting a database and secondly I had the wrong table name. I corrected both but I'm still getting this error. Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/shannon/public_html/booter/inc/classes/class.db.php on line 18

I fixed it all up. Thanks anyway for all the help.

Sorry, this is the function. function select($table, $rows = "*", $cond = "") { $query = "SELECT {$rows} FROM `{$table}`"; if ($cond != "") { $query .= " WHERE {$cond}"; } return mysql_query($query); }

Well I'm calling it like this: $query = $db->select("boot", "id, uid", "id=1"); while ($rows = $db->fetch_array($query)) { echo $rows['id']." - ".$rows['uid']; }

Actually, why do you need the foreach, the while loop loops through it all anyway.

$cemail = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['customere-email']); $query = "SELECT * FROM orders WHERE customeremail = '{$cemail}'"; $result = mysql_query($query); while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { if ($row['customeremail'] != "") { foreach ($row['id'] as $whatever) { echo "lol"; } } } Try that code. Untested, but should work.

So like appending to a text file each time someone submits? Wouldn't that be pretty inefficient?

Shouldn't it be $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] instead of $PHP_SELF?

Just get a textarea made, a submit button and put the posted comment into the database, and for viewing comments just do a select query.