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That is a Javascript error. Wrong board.

That does not sound like it belongs in a single class. We seriously can't help without seeing code.

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Windows does not have cron. It is a unix tool. There is Windows schedular though.

What does the error log have to say?

Without knowing exactly what this *security* class does we couldn't say.

By the looks of it, yes. There is no dll available. Sux to be on Windows.

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Assuming you have root access you would be better off installing this cron in roots crontab.

The variables $name, $email and $question are not defined anywhere.

Why not just take a mysql_dump on server A and move it then import it to server B?

What error are you getting? PS: phpMyAdmin is [n]not[/b] a database. It is an application providing a user interface to MySql.

Have you read the examples in the manual? See mail. In particular, example #4.

You might have to lay a div over the frame to make the entire thing clickable.

Works as expected when you actually include the jQuery library instead of Mootools.

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http://api.jquery.com/click

Your post makes little to no sense. Is English your native language?

I'm not sure there is a technical term. You just adjust your database query to select the data the user asks for.

You could make your methods static, I wouldn't recommend it though. It completely breaks the encapsulation that classes and objects are designed to provide.

So, use the object then. $login = $authobj->login( $_POST['username'], $_POST['password'] );

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While your googling things, you should google *ajax* as your code doesn't use any at all.

I'm not sure where you got that example form but it is dated. $HTTP_POST_* has long ago been depricated. I'm surprised they are working at all. What version of php are you using? Use $_FILES instead. Also, you should be using move_uploaded_file in place of copy. I would start by fixing these things and seeing how you go.

We cannot help you without seeing code. config/mimes.php is not a standard, are you using some php application that your forgetting to tell us about?