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It is the only way I know of to achieve the effect. Your data needs something to be displayed in.

preg_replace_all.

What exactly do you plan on displaying it within? Your question really makes little sense I'm afraid.

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UPDATE vtp_members SET hits=(hits + $random_number)+100

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Most editors Ive used have this functionality. Vim being the prominent one but IDE's such as Netbeans can do the same.

Nope. It is a simple operator designed to assign values to array keys.

If the classes are unrelated (which they are) they are unrelated, it really is that simple.

The first question I have is why on earth would your autoloader extend an Exception class? Your autoloader is *NOT* a type of Exception.

@hyster Greater than or equal to is represented by >= not =>

Generally speaking sessions require cookies. You can configure PHP to pass your session data through the url but it is generally avoided these days and is switched off by default.

This is because your using an onClick event within your markup to register a click event through jQuery. In other words, your toggleEdit function is only executed when you click an item, this then attaches click events to the rest of the items and waits for the next click. onClick() events and mixing Javascript amongst your markup are a thing of the past since jQuery and other frameworks now allow you to easily attach events to code without them. This concept should be covered in any 'beginner' jQuery tutorials. It really is one of the fundamentals of the framework.

echo $concertDates['201105072'];

&& has a higher precedence than AND so they both have there place.

The keyword 'AND' is a perfectly legitimate PHP operator.

Considering there is no programming logic available within simple markup languages like HTML your going to need to be allot more specific in your question.

Yes.

Can we see your actual query?