JonnoTheDev

Rather than using the LIKE statement take a look at fulltext searching. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/fulltext-natural-language.html

My god, is this post serious! What the hell! It is a film man, nothing to do with programming. I think you should separate life and daily activities like going to the movies or gym, or reading a book away from computers and programming code. Seriously.

HNY to all Back at work today, boo hoo. Need Detoxing.

Got CODMW2 for XBOX360 today. Pissed off at getting wasted on the multiplayer games all the time. Some people must play this for hours on end to be that good, or im just really bad.

Then there are hundreds of chat applications that you can freely download

yes <?php if(count($errormsg)) { print implode("<br />",$errormsg); } ?>

Got a system working from it where I have a database containing a few million records of text content. Using keywords I can search the index for the records that match, these are then selected from the database to produce new content. This takes less than a second to return results. If you tried to use a database query to do the same thing you would be waiting for minutes.

Similar, however a search engine will not have its data stored in a database, noo way. Could you imagine how long it would take to search. They use massive indexes. Probably worth taking a look at sphinx. This is far better for a search feature on any website as opposed to using a database. http://sphinxsearch.com

So how will you update the database? What the hell is a webhotel?

A button image doesn't use the name or value attributes. Should just be: <input type="image" src="/images/xyz.jpg" /> And thats it

No. What if your database server is not on your webserver! There is nothing mentioned in the post regarding a webhost. This sounds like an internal configuration. If the database server is behind an internal firewall with only port 80 open then there is no way anything on the public side of the firewall will be able to talk to it. Doesn't matter how your planning to update the database i.e with CSV, XML or whatever.

MySQL requires a port to listen on. The default is 3306. You will be unable to talk to the database server through your firewall.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8419446.stm

Sorry if you're not in the UK but Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name of" has topped the charts and got itself the number 1 spot for Christmas. Brilliant. Simon Cowell can shove the X Factor up his arse.

Java, not javascript. Looking at the OP.

Doesn't work in IE8

LOL http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,277224.0.html

Why develop one? http://www.phpfreechat.net/

Agreed. Anyhow, there is an open-source equivalent for any commercial software so talk of market saturation is nonsense. It is not the actual creation of the product that matters, it is the support for the software. That is where the divide between open source and commercial software lies. However, if you are interested in the open source community then you are best getting involved in a current project. There are hundreds of projects that you could undertake like frameworks, e-commerce software, etc. You will get a better understanding of how the community operates.

Ever heard of the phrase, "You don't look at the mantlepiece when poking the fire"

yes. absolute shite

WTF

If anyone is familiar with this API please let yourself be known. I have issues integrating 3D secure data for Website Payments Pro Direct Payments.

We just drew cocks on the toilet walls. There is an art to drawing a cock!