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  1. trq
    Just use the value stored in a cookie to identify the user. You would then auto login the user behind the scenes using the same code that you already using.
  2. trq
    You need to explain what "not working" means.
  3. trq
    See http://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/282534-extract-data/?do=findComment&comment=1451716
  4. trq
    See here.
  5. trq
    My first question would be exactly what was asked in that thread: My second question would be the same as sKunKbad's:
  6. trq
    It's not really something you should try and rush. In fact, you should know php well first and be familiar with a lot of OOP concepts. Then, like always, its practice makes perfect.
  7. trq
    Do you have a question?
  8. trq
    CodeIgnitor is dead. It is also a terrible example of a php framework. If you are just starting out, I would suggest Laravel.
  9. trq
    Why would you want cron to execute a php script via http? You should put your php script somewhere outside of the web accessible directory and call it via php's cli. As for passing variables, if your going via http you have to use whatever mechanism http provides (such as that you have shown in your example).
  10. trq
    Assuming that dump is of a variable called $obj echo $obj->GetMediaListResult->string[0]; echo $obj->GetMediaListResult->string[1];
  11. trq
    You might also want to have a look at Guzzle, it makes http so much easier / cleaner.
  12. trq
    Of course its possible.
  13. trq
    The instructions seems pretty clear. What part do you not understand?
  14. trq
    cool.
  15. trq
    Your question / problem is about as clear as mud.
  16. trq
    You cannot use static variables to persist between requests either, no.
  17. trq
    PHP executes on the server, so no.
  18. trq
    How would we know?
  19. trq
    You seem to have misunderstood the topic of this board. We do not write code for people.
  20. trq
    No opinions really. It might be a nice to have in some specific scenario, but whatever... If this passes I will be angry. Far more useful RFC have been getting knocked on the head of late.
  21. trq
    No one mentioned any Java.
  22. trq
    So you don't want to run the code "all the time", you want to attach it to a resize event. http://api.jquery.com/resize
  23. trq
    That is a different issue. Your not checking to see that $_POST['submitted'] exists. <?php echo isset($_POST['submitted']) ? "sorted by {$sortType}" : "unsorted"; ?>
  24. trq
    Yes. Accessing a php script means that it is served up by your http server. The php script therefor runs with the permissions of this http server. Running the script yourself executes the script with whatever permissions you have.
  25. trq
    If you were using the nested set model this would be so much simpler, but anyway, you have described what you need to do... have you tried coding it? Where are you stuck exactly?
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