[can anyone hack this site?]

And speaking of crack....

[fopen, fsockopen... HELP]

Found a random text file on google and tested this simple code...

 

<?php

  $source = file_get_contents('http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp/ccp14/ftp-mirror/nist-texture/test.txt');
  $handle = fopen('logs/log_'.time(), "w"); //Assuming you are saving to a folder 'logs' and that it is set to CHMOD '777'
    	  
  fwrite($handle, $source);
  fclose($handle);

?>

[PHP Date Picking help please]

It's just a matter of formatting. The input format can be whatever you want, as long as it goes into the database in the correct format (Preferably either a time stamp, or standard date format). You can easily reformat a user's input.

[can anyone hack this site?]

Gee willakers.

[APC Cache "White Page of Death"]

What is display_errors set to, in your php.ini?

[Problem with form validation...]

Check your if/else statements. They're not structured right.

 

<?php

  if(This is true) {
    // Code here.
  }

  elseif(This is true) {
    // Code here.
  }

  elseif(This is true) {
    // Code here.
  }

    else
    {
       // Code here.
     }

?>

[Output By IP Range]

Or I suppose you can take the reverse approach & compare the user's IP to the IP's in your file....

 

<?php

  $iprange = file_get_contents('ca_ips.txt');
  $userip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
  $iparray = explode(".",$userip);

    if(preg_match('/'.$iparray[0].'\.'.$iparray[1].'\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+/', $iprange)) {
      //Do your thang here
    }
  

?>

 

Should work.

[Output By IP Range]

What do the IP ranges look like (Eg. 72.87.*.*)? Might be able to provide some help with example code if I had an idea of what they were. If anything, give you some ideas. :-)

[Email Not Sending (Quick Problem)]

Where is the email being defined? Database? Form?

[Unsetting an array]

I'll add that you can pretty much do what you want with the values in an array. So yes, you can do what you want. If you defined the keys in the array, you can redefine them.

[Unsetting an array]

<?php

   $planes = array('one', 'two', 'three');
   unset($planes[1]);
?>

 

That results in...

 

Array
(
    [0] => one
    [1] => three
)

[How do I stretch image]

Heh...more of an HTML/CSS question.

[Email Not Sending (Quick Problem)]

The email address gets passed through the url? Probably not wise. Anyway, have you printed out the $_GET['email'] variable before the mail function just to see if it's there?

[Printing out a table]

and the correct layout involves dancing clowns feeding penguins on the moon?

 

Probably one of the top 5 best posts I've seen on these boards since I signed up :-P

[calculating date]

Wait....Barand, are you assuming he is storing the dates in a standard format? Don't think he is.

[calculating date]

That will also work. Though after reading his last reply may want to make the number of days a variable he can define/set based on whatever conditions exist.

[calculating date]

Also...if you're inserting into a database, it's just good practice to store as either a time stamp, or as a properly formatted date. Makes life easier.

[calculating date]

<?php

  $date['today'] = time();
  $date['90_days'] = date("d.m.Y",($date['today']+7776000));

?>

[Requirments for SSL PHP Scripts]

When they say they support SSL, they mean, secure paths can be integrated in their settings so that the shop goes through the secure connection when a user proceeds to a certain point in checkout (Rather than simply running under HTTPS). You also want to make sure your server/host allows both incoming/outgoing connections on port 443 (If you plan on using a payment gateway. In other words...steer clear of crap hosts like GoDaddy).

[Generating vars?]

If your file already looks like...

 

URL[1] = "http://google.com/"
URL[2] = "http://yahoo.com/"

 

Then you can try....

<?php

  $url = explode("\n",file_get_contents($file));

    foreach($url as $u) 
    {
       preg_match('/URL\[[0-9]+\] \= \"([aZ-zZ0-9\_\:\/\.\~]+)\"/i', $u, $links[$i]);
       $urls[] = $links[$i][1];
       $i++;
    }

/* The $urls array will output the following...

Array
(
    [0] => http://google.com/
    [1] => http://yahoo.com/
)

*/

?>

[I need someone real smart...]

Interesting thread.

 

Good luck, buddy.

[Counting the number of occurences in database]

<?php

  $numrows = mysql_num_rows($result);  // Returns the number of records in the query

?>

 

Fetch row does not work the same way as mysql_num_rows

[how can you have php on an HTML page?]

If changing to pages with PHP extensions is not an option, you can tell Apache (Assuming you're a winner and you're not using something horrible like IIS) to parse PHP in html pages. You'll need to make that change server side so you'll need root access.

[if statement with url]

I'm assuming you either are using constants or aren't sure how to define the url.....

 

<?php

  function get_image($id) {

    switch($id) {
      case '1':
        $image = 'webmaster.gif';
      break;

      case '2':
        $image = 'global.gif';
      break;
    }
    return $image;
  }

  $id = $_GET['id']; // This would be the value in http://yourdomain.com/index.php?id=123
  $img = 'templates/RBL/images/'.get_image($id);

  echo '<img src="'.$img.'" order="0" />';

?>

 

Possibly something like that....

[PHP!!!!!!Help urgent]

Could you maybe say what problem you're having or paste any errors you're getting so that we don't have to waste time figuring it out? Thanks, buddy.