trq
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This topic has been moved to Miscellaneous. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=316412.0
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strtotime
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You understand that a html page can only have 1 set of <head></head> tags?
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Is this all in one file? A forms action should point to the file that is going to do the processing. [ot] $PHP_SELF has long been depricated and should no longer be used. If you want your form to post bake to itself, just leave the action blank. eg; ection="" Do not use <? short tags. Use <?php always. [/ot]
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Then it is not being included.
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jQuery function tip/help needed. How to extend a function?
trq replied to RJP1's topic in Javascript Help
innerFade() is not a jQuery built in. I suggest you read the documentation provided with the plugin. -
MVC is a design pattern, are you asking about what framework you should use?
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Browser is reading outside the php tags
trq replied to JoeBlood's topic in PHP Installation and Configuration
PHP needs to be processed by the web server (Apache in your case). Accessing the file directly does not do this, a url on the other hand is process and served up by Apache. -
Not at all. mysql_connect is a function (commands are what you execute at prompt to tell a computer what to do) belonging to the mysql extension. mysqli is another (newer) improved mysql extension which offers both a procedural and object oriented interface. PDO is different in that it offers an object oriented interface to a variety of database drivers (including MySql). I have seen some of your code and would not call it OOP. You use classes and objects yes, but are not designing around OOP design patterns. Having said that, if its OOP you want to get into (and even if its not), PDO is probably a good option. While it doesn't (by itself) provide a complete abstraction from different database implimentations, it can get you a good part of the way there.
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As the article is updated (you actually create a copy) store a date (or version) number.
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Browser is reading outside the php tags
trq replied to JoeBlood's topic in PHP Installation and Configuration
Are you accessing the file via a url like http://localhost/file.php ? -
MOVED: Problem with css character limit border thing idk help.
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So move your php.
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What error are you getting?
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Using a variable to dynamically specify a different variable
trq replied to thecommonthread's topic in PHP Coding Help
So your not willing to take the advice of people who know what they are doing? Do you understand the consequences of creating variables dynamically? Obviously not. Have fun debugging. -
Where is your php?
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Using a variable to dynamically specify a different variable
trq replied to thecommonthread's topic in PHP Coding Help
It's a bit like that isn't it? Weird. -
Well, you don't want mysterious variables showing up in your scripts. It will make debugging very difficult. Its bad enough you have this $config array kicking around, but at least you'll be able to find where that comes from. A better method might be to create a registry object, but unless you know a bit of OOP, I'm not even going to go there.
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Actually, you have the title on the a attribute don't you? Not the td? Within that piece of code 'this' refers to the td element, After all, that was what was clicked. I really think you should take some time out to learn some jQuery basics. We can't really be expected to walk you through every detail.