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Steven King is my all time favorite author.

Can you post some code?  And please do not use all caps in your thread title in the future.

I think you want $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'].

My former co-worker said "I wonder if we can do this on the intranet site"... so I prototyped a conversion from Access to MS-SQL with PHP and it bloomed from there.  I've done sites for my own customer's and built up a complete internal website for the company I used to work for. I didn't have any books and anything I needed to look up came from php.net.

I appreciate you understanding!  Thanks!

You should be able to use the img tag, but I'd appreciate you leaving images out of your signature.  It bloats threads unnecessarily.

Alright, we're going to need a little more information. 1) Can you modify the php.ini file? 2) What is the size of the file you're trying to upload? 3) What steps have you taken? 4) Can you show us your code for the form and the processing of the upload? 5) If the smaller files still work, are you printing out any debug code for the bigger files?

Keep in mind that PHP is completely unaware of different frames within the same page.  All content within a page will use the same session, however whether different parts get updated at different times is up to you and how the user has requested the update.

There are a few ways to do this, but the way I normally do it is to allow nulls in your columns, other than the ID column.  Then you just run update statements on the parts of the table that you're updating. So on the first page, you insert the record with only the parts from the first form.  On the next 3 forms, all you do is run an UPDATE statement with only the new fields. Does that make sense?

*Bumped to continue discussion from other thread*

I don't suppose that would really help the situation, except for maybe Tom's point.

Yes and I agree with wildteen's points.  I will discuss this further with Eric when we both get a chance.

I don't think that's a good idea.  There are other ways to optomize a website.  And if you've done things like minimizing graphics, optomizing graphics, and using CSS layouts to minimize layout coding, then I'd look at your host to see if they have a slow connection.

Alright... once again the Global Mod permissions were messed up.  It should be fixed now.

Good question... I'll look into it.

I don't really think that is very practical for a community of this size.  You may want to contact some of the SMF developers that are members here to see if they can help you build something for yourself.

I'm not quite sure why that would be happening or why you would have had to re-register after the switch.  No one else had that issue and if you would have contacted us, we probably could have modified your account.

I don't disagree... but whatever.  I was posting that more for shock value than anything... I suppose the sarcasm didn't quite make it through on the post. 

That's my understanding as well.

The book thing has been done to perfection here: http://www.caduceus.org/ You cannot top it.  You cannot beat it.  Resistence is futile.  Try to come up with something more origional.

Not to bring this up AGAIN... but I thought some of you might find this interesting: http://www.getwebkit.org/alpha.html

Open the images in any photo editor (Photoshop, Corel Photo, Picasa, MSPaint, etc).  All these programs have a "resize", "optomize", or some other similar option that will allow you to modify the pictures in regards to size and disk space.

if it's a W3C standard, all DNS servers should be able to find it.

The PM system will be re-enabled soon.  But if you have emailed the requesting party, I think they know how to check their email.  They don't need a reminder to do so.

AndyB, see my post above yours, especially the edit. akitchin, thanks for the comment... I want to do more... phpfreak just won't let me ;)