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Define "does not work".

localhost point to the machine your actually viewing on. So trying to view localhost from your mobile will look for a server on that mobile. You will need to access your web server via it's ip address.

There could be a few reasons why this code might not work more to the however, it is very poorly written and should not be used. You should never use the global keyword within a method within a class. It completely breaks the code encapsulation provided by classes.

Why don't you tell us what the issue is? We are not mind readers!

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Before you go any further. Your *users* class should be named *user* is it obviously represents a single user. Extending that with *questions* make s little sense though I'm afraid. The two are in no way related. A *user* may own some *questions* but that doesn't meen you extend a user to contain questions.

Strings need to be surrounded by quotes within SQL.

Sorry but I don't really see any benefit in using this SessionCache class over the standard $_SESSION array.

I read you post. You have completely missed my point. I was not assuming it would bother you. On the contrary, I was using it as part of my apology simply to let you know that you wont have me bother you any further.

I'm not sure where you get the assumption that I know more than anyone else comes from. I would definitely consider Zane to be a highly skilled developer, and by all accounts, he is likely a more skilled developer than myself. My gripe was with people without skills charging for it. Of course you are welcome to do so. The fact that phpfreaks is the biggest php community around however should be enough to keep you coming back. Look, let me offer you an apology. I don't like to rub people the wrong way enough for them to not want to be a part of our community, I do however like to get my points across. I'm sorry I had a dig at you, you can see by the response you got from Zane however that we are not all as hard assed as myself. If we leave this thread at this, I assure you I will not reply to any of your future requests. Sorry.

I have helped a lot of people in my time around here. Don't you get on your high horse either. I don't owe you anything. You want to GROUP BY ch_id

More detail would help. What are your expected results? and what is actually happening?

We are going to need to see code to understand your issue.

Truth be known, clients rarely know what they need, it is part of a developers job to find these things out. Having said that, I can see your point. You took on the job because you assumed the client knew what they wanted upfront and you understood enough to cover the complexities of the original requirement. In the end, it turns out the task was more complex than you anticipated. I can see I've pushed your buttons, and for that I apologise. You should understand that my gripe is not with you in particular, but the general idea of many people selling themselves as developers and then coming to places such as this looking for answers to problems that most developers (in the position to sell themselves as such) should consider trivial.

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Calm down. I'm didn't say anything that wasn't true. People charging other people to do work ought be able to do it. If I was forking out money to some guy to fix my car only to find out later that all he knew how to do was change oil I would be pissed. The problem you where stuck with is essential knowledge as far as I'm concerned if your selling yourself as a developer.

I'm sure allot of people who ask for *ajax* scripts are unaware of what ajax actually is.

Not to be harsh but I would suggest that your first mistake was taking on a client when you quite obviously are missing some basic database design and implementation skills. Joins are not difficult and in avoiding them because you think they are you are selling your client an inferior product. You have already described the data relationships, where exactly are you stuck on implementation?

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http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/learning.quickstart.intro.html

You might want to let us know what the actual issue is.

it wont work because it not valid php.

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