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Without calling the parent's constructor the properties are never assigned any values.

You need to call the parent's construct in your child. eg; public function __construct() { parent::__construct(); // rest of your code }

It really depends on who owns the file and what group they are in. 644 will make a file read/write buy the owner, and readable to everyone else. 755 will make a directory the same.

Obviously your not reading it properly. The syntax is [ic]foreach ($array as $value) {}[/ci] You need to use list.

In general, files will only need to be readable by the web server. You might also need to grant write permissions to certain file and directories though depending on your needs.

foreach.

In this example, what exactly is $model?

Frameworks do of course take time to learn, how much is dependant on the individual though. Having said that, you don't need to understand the entire framework to be able to make use of it though. You should be able to get up and running with a framework within the first few hours.

You should try searching the board for similar topics. This question gets asked allot. See http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=344343.msg1624996#msg1624996

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No you don't.

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Edit the php.ini.

Once again, all I see is rambling. Ask your question.

What are you talking about?

Use mod_alias. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_alias.html

The actual command will need a single \, this means you will need two because you are using a double quoted string.

You need to escape spacing in file/directory names on *nix.

Backslashes are also special within double quoted strings and need to be escaped.

Why aren't you using php's copy function?

Where exactly are you stuck?

Where is your code?

You would need to configure your server to parse *.js files as php.

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I would try something like 'jQuery sliding div'.