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Event with a lot of ip addresses, the performance hit would be negligible. Not really. We run one of the largest PHP communities online and haven't had any serious issue with people from specific origins. Sounds like a bit of a beat up to me. Not hard at all if you have a dedicated server.

It's not a very reliable or hard to work around solution but, you could find out what ip ranges are allocated to that country and use a Deny rule to block that ip range. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/howto/access.html

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How do you know it's not executing? Your not checking anywhere to see if it executed.

And your question / problem is?

You need to describe in detail what it is you are wanting to do. The terms you are currently using don't make a lot of sense.

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You shouldn't store them in one row. A new row for each image (how your currently doing it) is the best design.

If you don't know what the second one does, you don't need it.

And your problem is?

Several solutions have been supplied. What have you tried? Can we see your current code?

Your going to need to be more specific. Save a query to where and for what? You can create a stored procedure.

You have failed to ask any question. What exactly is the problem?

That code could not possibly output those results. OT, your echo line is making an invalid link, it should be: echo "<a href='tag.php?tag=$p'>" . $pmod . "</a> ";

It's JavaScript, it should not be between <?php ?> tags.

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Awesome. It's not php, hence your error.

Show us what is being output.

The code you have posted isn't even php.

Having it within a loop makes no difference. What is the issue you are having?

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$(".frame").slice(i,i+1).css({"top": (-798 * i) + "px","left": (102 * i + 3) + "px","z-index":"-1", "height":"380px", "width":"180px"});

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There will be a short delay, but it is usually workable. ANother option would be to populate these drop downs from an array of data. Thus eliminating the need for Ajax at all.

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