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I don't see any opening php tags unless that is done outside of what you've shown us.
Show more of the code.
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We're going to need more info. Where are these "counters" stored? What does a "match" consist of?
A description of the DB fields would help.
Do you have any code that you've started with?
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So until my company puts our help information online (a few months), one facet of our product has an offline set of HTML files (starting with an index file and then a few levels of folders and other html files) that I'd like to package and send to our customers. I tried PDFing it, but it doesn't look great (doesn't carry over some of the styling). I tried putting it in a CHM format, but that removes all the styling.
My last option is to either just zip up the whole thing and send it that way unless someone else here has a better idea.
So... thoughts?
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Symbols are just strings. It's the same as looking for text.
Having said that, you may also want to search for HTML equivalents.
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Also, this thread has officially been raped
All I had to do is mention zombies and I knew CV would run with it.
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Well, you know, its my time of the month
Anything that bleeds for 5-7 days and doesn't die should be killed. It may be a zombie. Just remember that.
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Wow CV... tell him what you really feel.
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Why would you change the style of the box if they can already see and use the navigation options if it overflows? That seems redundant and would probably confuse more people than it would help.
"Why is this box blue? I don't get it? Does it need my attention? Is there an error?"
I see those questions coming up from your users.
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Why not just fix the Safari/Firefox issue? This article may help:
http://www.web-wise-wizard.com/html-tutorials/html-form-forms-textarea-wrap.html
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Before:
$data = mysql_query($sql);
Do this:
echo $sql;
When I'm talking about case, the names of your fields in the database are case-sensitive. So if you named the field "unitID" in the database and you are calling it out of the array with "UnitID", it's not going to find it.
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Echo your actual query before executing it. Make sure that the fields you are pulling from the database include "UnitID"... and make sure that is the actual case of it as well.
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looks like xampp has more than you really need for a dev box.
How so? I mean yeah, I don't need an FTP server, but it's nice to have a mailserver and everything else.
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Do you not have access to the image directly?
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You can't redefine a constant.... so ... don't do that?
It's a pretty straight forward issue. If you want to ignore it, turn off error reporting.
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http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findbyerrormessage/a/500servererror.htm
Where I work, these are typically caused by a server running out of memory or some other fatal error. My guess is you are passing too much information in an array or via non-standard methods. That is a lot of data to send back and forth via HTTP requests.
I would consider another method of generating the Excel file.
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Pass it the image? There really is no other way.
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I'm not even sure how CV's statements are a "use of his authority"?! He didn't actually DO anything. He made a statement that anyone else on this board could have made.
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I have never seen a setup like that so only your host would know the correct configuration, which I assume they supplied to you and you added to the above?
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Your suggested method will work fine.
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If I posted "go search google" (and that would be the polite version) everytime someone posted a stupid question around here, that is about the only thing I would ever post. I like to "mix it up".
Furthermore... this is a programming community. Look at 90% of the other posts in this board: streaming, server suggestions, good programming books, programming methodology. You wouldn't to a cooking forum and asking how to parse a text file, would you?
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Thank you for that amazing shot of intellect, my good friend ILMV! Allow me to promote you so that you can make all the correct decisions for this board!
My point was that it was asked on a misc board in a PHP forum. It's called "Google". I bet you could find the answer to that question and just about every other question in the misc board in less than 5 minutes.
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Usage of OOP is up to the user and the application. In complex applications where a lot of functionality is re-used, it is smarter to go the OOP route. For simple applications, it may not be worth the effort to build out a large framework when the procedural method will suffice.
Package a HTML website
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No, I created it using Adobe. Looking at that though, it looks like it doesn't traverse through the whole site, just the page you are on?
Maybe you can direct me to a better tool to build the CHM file then?