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Post your current code.

The cli has nothing to do with any http server, you could likely parse your vhost configuration but I assume you want this to be portable and these configurations are generally different from one setup to another. What exactly do you need the domain for?

sudo pear install PHP_Beautifier

Really, if this forum is giving you instructions to chmod the entire root install directory to 0777 it is poorly coded. No application should require that loose a permission setup, sure, it'll make things easier, but it will also open lots of security holes.

This topic has been moved to PHP Coding Help. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=331918.0

You get what you pay for with web hosting. There is no such thing as a good free host.

It could likely be the 64bit issue. Really, if you have access to a VM I would be installing Linux on it and building your own LAMP stack from there. Not many people are using Windows based servers to host PHP on in the real world.

It's working now. Still, my comments from above apply. You can't seriously be asking for a design critique?

Of course it has to be within php tags, it's php code.

die() outputs a string ands halts the script, echo outputs a string. Essentially they are the same.

There is no difference between a VM and a normal machine as fare as software can tell. Are you accessing your pages via a browser within the VM or from your host operating system?

What exactly is VerigoServe? I've never heard of it.

I would start by looking at some of the PHP Libraries linked to from this page.

Sorry, but are you joking? This is a web design board. The design of that site is not at all something I would even remotely consider to be worthy of review. PS: The login details provided do not work.

Is there a particular reason your executing this script via a web server instead of just scripting it behind the scenes?

chmod is a unix command used to modify file permissions.

That is how they currently work.

Um... the instructions look pretty clear to me. What exactly is your issue?

Your question has nothing to do with PHP. Auto submitting a form needs to be done client side using JavaScript.

<form action='read2.php?id=<?php echo $myvar; ?>' method="post" name='myForm' id="myForm"></form>

The echo is fine, it doesn't require the () braces though (though they will also work).

Seeing the definition for update_company_actions() would be useful.

@fugix, you are load to post links to scripts if you think they'll help a user out. eg; http://w-shadow.com/blog/2007/10/16/how-to-run-a-php-script-in-the-background/

Actually, I just did a quick search of some of my old posts and found this: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=322998.msg1521925#msg1521925 This should get you pretty close.

Where exactly are you stuck? Do you have any code? There should be plenty of tutorials around for this stuff and using jQuery this should be pretty simple.