akphidelt2007

Ok, so let me just clarify what you're saying. When I go to ESPN.com and they have me logged in and are connected to my Facebook account through cookies that are located on my computer that they are accessing. When I use Curl to access ESPN through my localhost, ESPN does not have any cookies they can use to access from my computer like if I'm just using the browser myself?

I might be missing something here. But I'm talking about being the client and cookies that other sites have stored on my computer or server. Is there a way to check those through php to see if they exist? Like to check if I have a Cookie from ESPN and want to delete it before making a curl request. Not sure if it's possible or even makes sense.

Alright, this might be a dumb question, but I've been messing with Curl and testing out different functions. One thing, I'm wondering is if there is a way to use curl to access a site and check to see if that site already has a cookie. For instance, if you access ESPN and you see that they have your Facebook info set up. Is there a way to use Curl to check to see if that Cookie exists. I'm using a localhost right now. So I might be missing something here about how to access cookies on your own computer/server. I would post some test code, but I don't even know where to begin. I know how to set cookies and check cookies for users accessing my sites, but for some reason can't figure out if a site I'm accessing through Curl has a cookie on me. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

Alright, I've been doing this for too long to not understand what is going wrong here. This is pretty straightforward. I have one table with the columns... ID | Year | Away_Team | Home_Team -1---2010-----tacoma--------puyallup -2---2010-----puyallup-------renton -3---2010-----renton---------tacoma -4---2010-----puyallup-------tacoma What I want is just a simple count of the total # of games played by year and team regardless of it being an away or home game. Year | Team | Games -2010--tacoma---3 -2010--renton----2 Any help will be appreciated. Thanks

Well array(1,2,3,4) is really array(0=>1,1=>2,2=>3,3=>4). And the names are array(0=>Bob,1=>Joe,2=>Tom,3=>Bill). There's multiple ways you can do this. You can use array_search to find the key based on id. But this is just based on the information you have given. There's probably easier ways to do what you are trying to do if we knew what you were actually doing and how you were doing it.

Someone might be able to spot the problem, but I for one can't at first glance without knowing more information. If I have problems in my code I like going section by section using echo "here"; exit; Or if you think there should be data than echo the variable or print_r($yourdata); exit; Like what does $matches show, what does $comments show?

What does function get_comments look like?

You can work this through preg_replace... $str = '<div class="text"> <mofish id="testing" type="testing" title="true" /> </div>'; $pattern = '/<mofish[^>]*>/'; $replace = 'whatever'; $newString = preg_replace($pattern , $replace , $str);

Edit:: nevermind... scootstah is right.

By no means am I telling you this is what you "should" do, but this would bypass the authorized section and prevent the redirect //after $_SESSION['myusername'] = $myusername; $_SESSION['mypassword'] = $mypassword; $_SESSION['importantnumber'] = $importantnumber; //put $_SESSION['authorized'] = false;

Is $_SESSION['authorized'] set to false anywhere in your script? Otherwise, this redirects you back to the index.php page where your form is. session_start(); if ($_SESSION["authorized"] == true) { header("location:index.php"); }

$_SESSION['myusername'] = $myusername; ...

Unless there is more to the code you aren't showing. How is the form submitted? Also... <a href="#" class="remove">Excluir</td> The <a> needs to be closed both in the html and the javascript that adds a new row.

It's probably generating an error here but error capturing is not set to display the error so it just pops up with a white page. This should bring up a fatal error as it tries to run these as functions because of the parenthesis. $_SESSION("myusername"); $_SESSION("mypassword"); $_SESSION("importantnumber");

Where does $order_id come from? Is it set above the script you showed. All I see is $id = $_GET['id']. Should it be $result->order_id? And when you have you problems with POSTS, print_r($_POST) will help you figure out what is actually getting captured, then you can debug the script at each point to see where the connection is being broken.