[Multiple remote upload server to server help]

Why don't you tell us more in detail exactly what you are doing. I believe this is an XY problem.

[incremental number for each table row]

 I do feel tables still have a good use when a table is desired as shown by the OP.

 

Yeah.., no, not whatsoever. Not an opinion, just a fact. As @Jaques1 has correctly pointed out, tables are for tabular data. Period.

[incremental number for each table row]

No, you dont "Got it". @mac_gyver gave you the correct response.

 

Using tables for page layout went out in the 90's. You need to use CSS.

[generate next asset_tag from mysql with php]

You are using obsolete code that has been removed from Php. Use PDO

https://phpdelusions.net/pdo

[hire a programmer]

No one can send you a message because you are new. I am available.

[include: failed to open stream: No such file or directory (aka "please help")]

they all seem to do the same thing

 

The difference is in error handling. Per the manual:

 

require is identical to include except upon failure it will also produce a fatal E_COMPILE_ERRORlevel error. In other words, it will halt the script whereas include only emits a warning (E_WARNING) which allows the script to continue.

[How to style a single <td>]

If you only need one space, use your spacebar.

[include: failed to open stream: No such file or directory (aka "please help")]

The only thing with line 3 is it is hard coded for linux. You would want to use  DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR to set the proper slashes for Windows or Linux.

const PAGES_BASEDIR = __DIR__. DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR .'pages' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR; 

[include: failed to open stream: No such file or directory (aka "please help")]

See the code here https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/302370-router-any-issues-comments/

[Looping through JSON file to find value]

it does what I need it to.

 

That is one of the biggest problems with "coders". If you are going to be a programmer, you need to get rid of the "It works so I will use it" mentality.

 

Did you even try to run the queries @Jaques1 provided you?

[Looping through JSON file to find value]

Re-reading the OP's response, I see he "says if any of them" are true then it changes, if ALL are false.  "If they are all false". I didn't read it correctly.

[Looping through JSON file to find value]

If I understand correctly...

SELECT
IF(streamStatus=true,"True Message","False Message")
AS streamStatus
FROM table_name

[mysql_fetch_assoc return null values]

You have a handle of $row but are using $_row.

[alright just made up this.. can someone edit this need more tweaks]

You mentioned security.php. start with that file.

[alright just made up this.. can someone edit this need more tweaks]

We are not going to download a zip file. Post your code in the code tags.

[Username/Password check - does it matter which way?]

DERP! Your right, second way won't even work. Thanks. (And no, no plaintext passwords. I know better)

[Username/Password check - does it matter which way?]

Does it matter which way?

 

SELECT username, password FROM users WHERE username=:username

(Now compare password if valid username)

 

OR

 

 

SELECT username, password FROM users WHERE username=:username AND password = :password

["Router" - Any issues? Comments?]

Thanks for your feedback.

 

Oh. And for SEO you shouldn't use basename as that creates the opportunity for accessing a page through multiple URLs, which is not good.

 

This is only used in DB backend applications requiring logging in so SEO is of no concern.

["Router" - Any issues? Comments?]

I would like feedback on this basic single site entry procedural code. Any issues, improvements or comments? (included in index.php)

<?php
/*
 * This file: display_pages.php
 * Acts as a Router to display pages
 * Restricts access to certain files
 *
 */

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Restrict access to these files
//------------------------------------------------------------------------

// Specify some disallowed paths
$restricted_files = array(
    'header',
    'footer',
    'navbar',
    'menu',
);

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Display Pages
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

if (isset($_GET['p']))
    {

    $page = basename($_GET['p']);

    // If it's not a disallowed path, and if the file exists
    if (!in_array($page, $restricted_files) && file_exists("./includes/$page.php"))
        {
        $include = "./includes/$page.php";
        }
    else
        {
        $include = './includes/404.php';
        }
    }
else
    {
    $include = './includes/default.php';
    }
?>

[hi guys can someone help me with this simple project of mine]

Storing passwords in plaintext is very bad. You need to use password_hash and password_verify. You never ever insert user supplied data directly to the database. You need to use prepared statements. Overall, it looks like you are using some rather old code.

[PHP HTML not working and don't know why]

You are using obsolete Mysql code and are vulnerable to an SQL Injection Attack. Update to PDO.

 

https://phpdelusions.net/pdo

[Generate JSON with PHP from MySQL DB?]

Probably because you are mixing PDO with obsolete Mysql code. 

 

 

Start at this tutorial and learn what is there before you try to move on.

 

https://phpdelusions.net/pdo

[OOP - Namespace, spl_autoload_register, PSR-4]

Since your autoloader indiscriminately tries to include "classes/*.class.php",

 

Is the manual example a bad usage?

 

What else is there to know... about the code you posted? About autoloading in general? PSR-4? Namespaces? 

 

Question was regarding the autoloader. I want to know it inside and out before I go on the the next item.

[OOP - Namespace, spl_autoload_register, PSR-4]

RE: spl_autoload_register

 

I am using the example code from the manual and it works.

spl_autoload_register(function ($class) {
    include 'classes/' . $class . '.class.php';
});


$valid_login = new LoginAttemptsLog($pdo);
$valid_login->logSuccessfulAttempt('new_goodusername');

Through testing I see that it somehow reads new LoginAttemptsLog into $class and thinks it is a filename to look for in the classes directory. Do I need to understand anything more than this? What else is there to know about this?

[Create Php inquiry form with file upload and send to email]

I will just say, you have at least fifty percent more code than you need.