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Have you tried var dumping $client to see what it is?

Cool. What have you tried?

You haven't actually described your problem.

Neither do we. Where exactly are you getting these terms from?

Nothing you have posted in this thread makes much sense. What exactly is the question/problem?

What does this have to do with Ajax?

Do you understand what Ajax is? Do you understand what your own code does?

You forgot to describe your actual issue.

So your saying, when you type "demo.c/cards" into the address bar "demo.c/cards" does not appear in the address bar. That statement makes no sense at all.

It's not. Well spotted. Next time though, please just report it to a moderator. This account has been banned.

Creating a comment systems is pretty simple even for a beginner and the issues you describe with MySQL are not related to MySql at all. MySql is justa database, somewhere to store your data. It's up to you to create the correct application logic to get your application to work how you like. Having siad all that. Were not ehre to write code for people. If you have a specific question, ask it. If you don't. Go find yourself a tutorial on how to add data to MySql via PHP and come back when you have a question.

This forum is for help with code. Do you have a coding issue?

I'm sure he meant the system would check for *all reminders* anytime anyone viewed *any page*. This can kinda be used to executed events at given intervals if you have a reliable source of traffic. Really though, it's not at all reliable.

Ive not used it but isn't Yii another MVC implementation? You don't create "pages" per say, but controllers and views. I'm pretty sure this would all be covered in the manual. How much of that have you looked at?

And you want help with what?

No. You would set up a cronjob on the server to execute daily, check the database for reminders and send emails whenever required.

Sounds like you need to look into web sockets or similar. Http alone is really designed to do what you your trying to do. It was only luck it ever worked in the first place.

Without code we can't help.

You have given us no information about how this data is represented.

That is a coding error. Post your code in PHP help.

So... where exactly are you stuck?

Because your query is failing and you have zero error checking. Why is your query failing? Probably because strings need to be surrounded by quotes in SQL.

Not at all. That's why I said I rarely use it.

vim's code completion is the best (quickest and most flexible) Ive used, not that I use it often.

Silex (http://silex.sensiolabs.org) is an awesome micro-framework built on the shoulders of Symfony (another great though full stack framework).