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Variables are not required to be within quotes, so the later example is fine. Also, you could just as easily store this file within your web root, as I said, as long as it's not served as plain text it's contents will not be visible. Of course, it however going to be safer to store it outside your web root in case your server suffers a misconfiguration and starts serving PHP as plain text. Where outside your web root does not matter.

As long as the file isn't served as plain text it won't be viewable.

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What is your question?

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http://jquerymobile.com/

I'm not even going through all that, I'll just show you how to error check a select query. $sql = "SELECT fld FROM tbl"; if ($result = mysql_query($sql)) { if (mysql_num_rows($result)) { // $result is good to use. } else { // no results found, display message. } } else { // query failed, handle error. }

If you want help with your code your going to have to post it. The error is generally caused by not checking your query has been successful before using it's result.

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When they login? Most intranet applications Ive dealt with authenticate against LDAP.

You can retrieve a Windows username in PHP providing you are using HTTP authentication and your user has logged in accordingly. There username will turn up within $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'].

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Can we see some relevant code?

Yes.

You'll have to background the process. Nothing to do with PHP. In Linux you would append & to the end of the command, Windows, I have no idea but I'm sure if you Google it you will find it.

Because classes get there own scope your methods can be named whatever you like.

Wordpress is an open source CMS/Blog platform. See http://wordpress.org

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