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  1. bump, there was an error on the server and I see that many users saw that blank page with random characters on it. It's back up now
  2. nyxIn 1.00 This is the first major release of nyxIn. nyxIn a gallery manager designed to integrate into your existing environment instead of being a site on its own. Requirements - PHP w/ SESSIONS started - An active MySQL connection Features: - Extremely easy set up - Blends right into your website (uses your existing CSS) - Auto thumbnail creation - Custom number of columns - Ability to change thumbnails - Simple menus - Easy gallery management - Password lock galleries - Batch moving of images Download here.
  3. There doesn't seem to be anything that looks wrong, but make sure you mysql_real_escape_string $name. Also $var doesn't seem have much use. Also might want to have $_SESSION["name"] equal something, if not, I would suggest just making a variable, instead of a $_SESSION, and you should try to use single quotes for these, instead of $_SESSION["name"], use $_SESSION['name'], it's best to try and be consistent. Also, you may get headers already sent errors because of your ?> <?php appearing everywhere. It would also be a good idea to check how many MySQL connections you're making.
  4. PHP Version 5.3.8. I'm not sure what went wrong, but make sure you have an active MySQL connection, sessions enabled and don't open the files directly, open it through <?php require("nyxIn/index.php");?>. - gallery.php -nyxIn (folder) -- index.php -- other files On gallery.php, or whatever file you want the gallery to be shown in, place <?php require("nyxIn/index.php");?> within those <div> tags Hope this works
  5. I've written an ASCII Art Generator/Converter with PHP. The code can be found here http://fuzzicode.com/scripts/asciiartgenerator. I was wondering if anyone could suggest a way to improve the accuracy of the images produced. I was hoping to see if anyone knew if they could make a list of 51 characters (or any relatively large number that 255 is divisible by) that go from: Take up most space -> Take up least space An example of a character that would take up a lot of space would be @ or #, a character that would take up very little space would be . or even a space. Here is the .txt file for verification http://fuzzicode.com/phpfreaks.txt Thanks a lot! Any other feedback or suggestions are appreciated!
  6. Can you please clarify your problem? I have no idea what you're trying to do.
  7. Escape the single quotes <?php $the_blab_form = ' <textarea id="add-status"class="status" onkeyup="limitText(this,350,\'.character-count\');detect_url(this.value);" onclick="limitText(this,350,\'.character-count\');detect_url(this.value);"></textarea><div><input class="button post" type="button" value="Post" id="'.$session.'" onClick="add_post(this.id)"/><div class="character-count">350</div> ';
  8. There are other single quote syntax errors on that line, and I would also check the variable $session to see if it's right.
  9. I tested this with CSS templates which I downloaded online, and they all look awesome and fit in well into the environment. I would recommended doing this if you do not currently have a good CSS template. Just place <?require("nyxIn/index.php");?> in the content div. I have provided 2 screens of nyxIn working on the Elegant Blue CSS Template I got from here http://www.freecsstemplates.org/preview/elegantblue/
  10. In PHP, the explode function is able to break a string into multiple array, it looks for a delimiter, in your case, the comma, and creates an array for each string inside the comma (<-- Badly worded :S) http://php.net/manual/en/function.explode.php So essentially, <?php $numbers = "1|20|30,20|10|5"; $numArray = explode("," $numbers); //$numArray[0] = "1|20|30"; //$numArray[1] = "20|10|5"; //To further break the array, you would do foreach($numArray as $numList) { $nums = explode("|", $numList); foreach($nums as $num) { //Validate each $num } }
  11. I created a new Gallery Manager, which I have named nyxIn. It is designed to integrate into your existing environment instead of being a site on its own, like how many other Gallery Managers are. It's still in Beta stage, but the main features work and install is really easy. The download is available here and there is a README that contains information about INSTALL and UNINSTALL etc. located in the .zip http://fuzzicode.com/scripts/nyxIn Here is the .txt file for verification http://fuzzicode.com/phpfreaks.txt I am unable to provide good screenshots at the moment because it depends on your current CSS, you'll see when you try it. Thank a lot! All feedback is appreciated!
  12. Why are you saving the in quantity as the name of an input? Why can't you save the quantity as a separate input, in that case, you don't have to worry about $_POST['item_name_'.$x] not working. It would be a lot easier to understand the situation if you posted all of your code here.
  13. I'm not exactly sure, but you might want to store $x in a hidden input and get the value of $x in checkout.php. Because right now, $_POST = ['item_name_' . $x . '']; which I presume is on checkout.php, is meaningless without the $x value.
  14. how hard is it do with debian linux 64bit? what i run also pikachu, the script alrdy does that.. but sum1's needs to view the lottery page for it run lol ! I'm not very familiar with Linux, but this article looks helpful. http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/56 Just know that .php files can be run with cron as well.
  15. i'm a fan of lists. I just think that, for an easy website like this, content will be easier managed with tables.
  16. I have a website which I designed myself, however, I'm not much of a designer and am more of a minimalist. http://fuzzicode.com Any feedback, complaints, improvements, compliments on anything at all is appreciated.
  17. Honestly, the website isn't that bad, if you're new at this. One thing you might think of changing the the layout of the main content. If you're familiar with the <table> tag, you should try and layout your content with them. Especially for the Menu pages and the Home page, to make everything look more coherent. Also, you should add the :hover thing, it'll make the navigation system a lot nicer.
  18. That being said, you have two single quotes at the end of $string1, either accidental or you forgot to escape
  19. My understanding is that you want to run a Query without anyone being at the site and at certain intervals. You could cron to do this. What is basically can do for you is at certain intervals, it will run PHP functions automatically. I don't know your exact code but if your server is managed with cPanel, I think cron is possible.
  20. It appears that you are looping this, so yes, you would use $_POST = ['item_name_' . $x]; etc. You don't need the ." at the end.
  21. Look on line 19 echo ("Click here to go back: <a href="localhost/Sum.htm">Want to choose more numbers?</a>); You need a closing quotation. Also, you can't have double quotes within double quotes, that is a big no no. It should be echo ("Click here to go back: <a href='localhost/Sum.htm'>Want to choose more numbers?</a>"); or echo ('Click here to go back: <a href="localhost/Sum.htm">Want to choose more numbers?</a>'); Try using a PHP editor so you can see your mistakes easier. I hear NotePad++ is good for Windows and Textmate is good for Mac.
  22. Whenever I apply the changes I suggested, the code works for me. This is what I have <?php header("Cache-Control:no-cache"); function setnum() { global $num; $num=rand(1,20); } ?> <html><head><title>Guessing Game</title></head> <body> <?php $num= check_input($_POST['num']); $guess = check_input($_POST['guess']); $self=check_input($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); if ($num==null) { $msg="I have thought of a number between 1 and 20"; $msg .="<h3>guess what it is... </h3>"; setnum(); } else { if (is_numeric($guess) && $guess==$num) { $msg = "CORRECT-THE NUMBER WAS $num"; $msg .= "<h3><a href=\"$self\">"; $msg .= "CLICK HERE TO TRY AGAIN</a></h3>"; setnum(); } else if (is_numeric($guess) && $guess>$num && $guess>0 && $guess<21) {$msg="You guessed $guess<h3>My number is lower</h3>";} else if (is_numeric($guess) && $guess<$num && $guess>0 && $guess<21) {$msg="You guessed $guess<h3>My number is higher</h3>";} else if ((is_numeric($guess) && $guess<1) or (is_numeric($guess) && $guess>20)) { $msg="You have entered a number outside of the range of the game<h3>Please enter a number between 1 and 20</h3>"; } else if (empty($_POST['guess'])) { $msg="You did not enter anything into the text box that was provided<h3>Please enter a number between 1 and 20</h3>"; } else { $msg="You did not enter a number into the text box that was provided<h3>Please enter a number between 1 and 20</h3>"; } } echo ($msg); ?> <form action = "<?php $self ?>" method="post"> <input type = "hidden" name = "num" value = "<?php echo $num; ?>"> Guess: <input type="text" name = "guess"> <input type = "submit" value = "Submit"> </form> </body> </html> <?php function check_input($data) { $data = trim($data); $data = stripslashes($data); $data = htmlspecialchars($data); return $data; } ?> Can you test to see if it works?
  23. I'm not exactly sure if you printed that array, but you would usually do this. <?php $array[0]['name'] = "John"; $array[0]['age'] = 22; $array[0]['sex'] ="male"; $array[1]['name'] = "Alice"; $array[1]['age'] = 20; $array[1]['sex'] ="female"; echo $array[0]['age']; //Will print out 22 echo $array[1]['name']; //Will print out Alice echo $array[1]['sex']; //Will print out female
  24. First off, check your quotes. You are missing double quotes on lines 28, 38, 42 and 46. You are also missing a closing bracket on line 36. On line 55, you also misspelling submit, causing it to be a textbox instead of a submit button. I'll update this once I find other errors. And finally, on line 24, you wrote if (is_numeric($guess) && $guess=$num) Watch your usage of = and == Simply change line 24 to if (is_numeric($guess) && $guess==$num)
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