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Sorry, but that makes little sense. It is done no differently to the one you say you know how to do.

Where exactly are you stuck? A big part of programming is thinking a problem through. Both of your questions have been answered in enough detail that you should be able to start researching. If you can't be bothered, your in the wrong game. If your stuck, tell us specifically where you are stuck.

This means you need to use an absolute path to the file you wish to include.

You need to use absolute paths when using cron as it has a very limited environment and doesn't execute scripts from the directory they are in. A relative path si almost always not going to be correct.

That really isn't enough code to be helpful. Why don't you just try and work it out for yourself?

Why not try posting that problematic code then?

Where is your code?

If your looking for someone to write code for you, we have a freelance board. This is definitely not the place.

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Were going to need a much better description of your issue. Servers don't point to anything.

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I think you've got us mixed up with of Google. Just search "jQuery Ajax"

Your forgot to describe the actual issue your having.

As you have discovered, & has special meaning in a url. Don't use it.

Yes.

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Exceptions are probably the best option because you can easily send a descriptive message along with them. You just need to document the client well enough that users are aware it will throw exceptions on errors.

You would need to schedule a job to execute your script. Look into cron.

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