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While that link is indeed correct it's not really that simple. There are plenty of HTML5 features that are already supported and allot of tools that make unsupported features work. HTML5 is a moving standard still very much in it's infancy, but it is well worth looking at already. This article (and indeed website) will help you out: http://html5doctor.com/2022-or-when-will-html-5-be-ready

Do you really expect that to be answered in a simple forum reply? If you don't know how to program download an open source cms.

Physical Operating System Environment / Virtual Operating System Environment.

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http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/vhosts/

Is the .dll in your /ext directory?

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Seriously. If you can't do this, you shouldn't be running a VPS.

$s = 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque hendrerit accumsan turpis, vitae rutrum quam cursus id. Sed quis pulvinar eros. Integer vel tellus turpis. Donec tortor dolor, convallis in mollis et, rhoncus eu lacus. Etiam quam risus, fringilla ac tempor in, congue vel felis. Mauris eu luctus augue. Fusce nisl neque, convallis a posuere a, ultricies et metus.'; $a = explode(' ', $s); array_shift($a); Your data will now be in the array $a.

Try it and see.

Where exactly are you trying to echo it?

They are not proper dates, they must be some form of text field. See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/date-and-time-functions.html#function_str-to-date

Probably not. Its an Apple. Apple's browser and webkit in general has some of the best support for html5 getting around.

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You are getting the value into php. Your problem is that your not returning the data you want from php. Well you are, but your aslo returning a bunch of htm along with it. Ajax request are no different to a normal request. whatever your php script outputs will be returned.

Indeed it will.

include is include.

There is nothing wrong with that. Most people write php database classes because they don't know what they are doing. Good ones are done well, aren't tied to a particular database server type and provide better functionality in a more useful interface.

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