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We need to see relevant code.

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Has your table got a timestamp or similar field?

Functions except arguments and return data so that you can pass things into and retrieve things from functions.

How many times are you going to ask this same question?

You don't need to echo an included file. <?php include "help.php"; ?>

The 'Cloud' is just a fancy marketing term for a remote computer. Simple as that.

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Take a look at the documentation of any framework.

What's with all the curly braces and quotes? $parsed_line->{'forecast'}->{'simpleforecast'}->{'forecastday'}->{'high'}->{'farenheit'}; should be.... $parsed_line->forecast->simpleforecast->forecastday->high->farenheit;

Of course, it's already implemented. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/mass.html

Actually, Xdebug doesn't look like it will build against 5.4 yet. I could have sworn I had already installed it.

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Ask your host. You might be using Apache.

Sorry, but you do not know what your talking about.

Anyway, I'm all for the contests idea. I think we should try and build something a little left of centre though. Maybe a package manager for PHP libraries? A Rake clone? A static site generator? Salathe Edit: Removed off-topic sentence referring to deleted post.

As requinix has already said, the operating system is of no relevance to your question. What http server are you using?

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Lucky for me I use a nice up to date Linux distro that already has php5.4 and all of it's extensions available (has done since the alpha releases).

That doesn't help. That is just your kernel version. You'll need to ask your host.

Ask your hosting provider is probably the easiest way, though you may get a hint by executing.... uname -a It's odd that you wouldn't know.

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What Linux distribution are you using?

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