jazzman1
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But....there is no problem with those examples, right?
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Did you try plUpload? You can download a free version released by GPLv2 license. @off: I remember that beautiful cat
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There wasn't a problem with IE7 with a zip file of 90MB and the chunk_size step set up to 5MB, by upload_max_filesize restriction from godaddy to 25MB. // General settings runtimes : 'html4', url : 'upload.php', max_file_size : '100mb', chunk_size : '5mb', unique_names : true, GoDaddy default settings:
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Well, if some user uses an IE, he can make a test uploading a file over than 20MB till 50MB (I just removed windows Vista from my virtual machine few days ago) This is my simple multiple templates application using twig engine: http://kaneffbrookside.ca/guestbook/
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It should be OK, I think. I stoped using windows from 1998, so not sure about that. So I've made a test with firefox to my godaddy dedicated server and I was able to upload 50MB zip file by max_file_uploads restriction 20MB.
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No, actually it's possible if you chunk the files using javascript and AJAX. So, try that
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No, there's nothing you can do about it. BTW: What's the name of your hosting provider?
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Did you try to create a custom .ini file inside your home directory? What do you mean by saying -" my server"?
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@kathymack, sometimes the answer is right in front of our eyes. So, in the future, the best practice is to turn on php error_reporting functions on the top of these problematic files. Good observation @fastsol
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That's fine. I saw you're defined them in the php action file. The part that I don't understand is how do you pass those two variables to the $searchString variable? I don't see any of them here. $searchString = "http://api.indeed.com/ads/apisearch?"; $searchString .= "q=" . $sJobTitle ."&l=" . $sZip ." &format=xml"; $searchString .= "&limit=".$iLimit ."&latlong=".$iLatLong ."&radius=".$iRadius ."&fromage=".$sDaysBack ."&sort=".$sSort; $searchString .= "&publisher=".$sPubKey."&userip=".$sIPaddress."&useragent=".$sUseragent . "&jpp=" . $iLimit;
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I hardly see, where are you passing the $sWhat and $sWhere to the $searchString variable?
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In all others forms you are using <input type="submit"> but in this one the type is <input type="image"> Try to change(just for test) to <input type="submit"> What's your testing browser? Check this out -> https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/Input
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Well, we are not crystal-gazers Where is your code?
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The proper formats are: From: user@domain.com OR From: "user" <user@domain.com> User should be quoted, also there needs to be an empty space between "user" and <user@domain.com> There is no problem to use html entities. $headers.= <<<EOD From: "$name" <$email> EOD; OR $headers.= <<<EOD From: "$name" <$email> EOD; No, it's not really necessary! Reply-to has nothing to do with the spam filter. In my opinion, the best way to verify that the email being delivered is to set a "FROM" addresses in the $header variable so that their system or the remote system knows whom to notify if delivery fails. There are lots of things that should be done to prevent emails going to a junk folder. @Jaswinder, why don't you consider using some php mail library.
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Next time, when you've beeng asked for someone to provide a database structure, the esiest steps are: 1.Open up the console and connect to your mysql db server. This is an example in Linux: [jazz@centos-box ~]$ mysql -h dbAddress -u userName -pdbPass 2. Set up your database with next SQL command: USE mydb; 3. To show us your table structure: SHOW COLUMNS FROM mytable FROM mydb; That's all!
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You could use a jquery.getJSON function, to get the content from this JSON object string and display it in readable html format. http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.getJSON/
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Show us your database structure as Barand said, with some sample of data.
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I think this topic thread should be lock.
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You should know, that you need to have an access to apache .conf file to use the RewriteMap directive. I'm find it for very useful solution in your case.
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How to detect URL extensions (like ?this=value) in PHP
jazzman1 replied to RavinduL's topic in PHP Coding Help
In some cases a GET method is usable in some cases is less so. In my opinion POST and GET methods are equally safety if you're validated a data properly. @Stefi, you will save a lot of pain in the ass if you use a POST data method when you try to post a sensitive data to the server. -
Why not? Basically, the html email templates are very simple web pages but coding them, like we're in 1996
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What happens if you change: <input id="sendData" name="Submit" type="button" value="Submit" /> to <input type="submit" value="Submit" /> Because, I don't see where is your submit type. Or, if you want to use a httml button element: <button name="button" type="submit">Click me</button>
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How to attach a file from database and send as email
jazzman1 replied to MqTontoh's topic in PHP Coding Help
No, before to show us all related scripts! -
pl upload unable to accept big dimension .gif file
jazzman1 replied to sasori's topic in Third Party Scripts
Red color link with status 200 OK, it sounds for me, that there is a security warning/error. What type of data are you expecting to be received from the server?