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Like I said, you still need to know how to program.

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a1) See strtolower & str_replace. a2) No.

Google a tutorial on creating a php proxy.

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Iv'e not used Ajax to upload a file, but I'm sure there would be plenty of tutorials around on the subject.

To send an image you would need to upload it. You cannot simply send a DOM node to php.

Hard to tell from that simple example but it doesn't really look like tabular data. Tables should only be used for tabular data.

case "Twitter": if ($member['top'] == 1) { echo "Twitter Gadget will show here"; } break;

isset returns the bools either true or false, it will NEVER equal the string 'All'. if ((isset($select_category) && $select_category == 'All') || (!isset($select_category) && !isset($most_liked)) {

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onClick is a client side browser event. PHP runs on the server.

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Were going to need to see some relevant code.

Thats' 3 questions, most of which are pretty hard to answer. 1) This question has been asked many, many times. There is no "best" framework. 2) While frameworks help, you still need to know how to program. 3) See 2.

You can just about forget about doc files. They are a proprietary format that is (like most proprietary stuff) hard to work with.

There is no such setting.

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You need to make your code produce the more SEO friendly one, then mod-rewrite maps it through to the original. If you making the SEO type links and they are being redirected to the older style, there is something wrong with your rewrite rule.

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Sounds a bit specific. If you know how to write php and how to think a problem through, you shouldn't really need any tutorials.

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Then why does it extend the CI_Controller ?

Where it is located is different depending on how Apache has been configured but you can put them wherever you like. Within your main httpd.conf file just place something like: Include /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/*.conf You can then create vhost.conf files within /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/ and they will be included into the main configuration. Using this method however you need to restart Apache every time you add a new vhost. Look in the manual for "mass virtual hosting" for an approach that allows you to add hosts dynamically without the need for restarting.