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Scratch that. I missed the part where you define functions of the same name in JavaScript.

Your trying to use PHP functions in JavaScript. That aint going to happen.

It is used for debugging mostly and does what the name suggests. It dumps (displays) data about a variable. Try it an see. var_dump(array('foo' => 'bar', 1, 4, 'x' => 'y', 'obj' => new StdClass));

If you already have the data there ready to display above the form box, just place it in the form box as well.

What?

No such functionality in MySql.

Well not really, but they do on occasion. A lot of people access them via Ajax these days, which is fine because that (and most Ajax frameworks) does support PUT and DELETE.

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Surely a pinned topic would have a flag of some sort on it. Why not use that flag to trigger a different css class? Your logic doesn't make a whole lot of sense here.

This is generally because browser forms don't support PUT or DELETE.

You should checkout the Slim micro framework. (http://www.slimframework.com) It is specifically designed to build RESTful applications on top of and supports GET, POST and PUT.

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Sorry but that code is unreadable. You need to indent it more consistently.

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This is not a PHP question.

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The main nav is using hasn't been tweaked at all from twitter bootstrap's defaults, it might stand out a bit more when there are more menu options available. I'd like to try and keep this topic on topic, short answer is no, it won't run on anything less then 5.4. I'll be putting together an article over the next few days which will go into more details.

Help you how? Where exactly are you stuck?

mysql dbname < dump.sql

Oh, and ps: If anyone want's to check it out on a mobile device I would be glad to hear feedback on that too. Thanks.

First and foremost, I'm not a designer and generally try and avoid too much front end stuff. This thing was built out of necessity. http://proemframework.org Put together over a few nights using twitters bootstrap, it's a static web site generated using Phrozn. If anyone has any pointers, ideas or feedback, please let me know. Better still, install Phrozn, fork the code and help me out.

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I'm really not sure what your getting at. Maybe some pseudo code would help?