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You mean you want someone one of us to make the text box value equal zero? $("#radio-button").click(function(){ $("#text-box").val("0"); });

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Been a while Busy, Your going to need to be allot more descriptive with your issue. As dolrichfortich has pointed out, your example code won't work, so makes little sense.

That seems a very confusing and limiting method. Most frameworks use the PEAR naming convention which makes it VERY easy to place files wherever you like as long as its on the include path. Controllers, views, and models however are likely to require there locations to be configurable, though I guess it depends on the framework. Some frameworks prefer convention over configuration which usually makes them easier to use. You simply force users to do it your way. However, force to hard, and users will break the rules, hack your framework, or move on to something less restrictive.

Ive found it pretty slow compared with other languages but there is a gtk implementation for php. http://gtk.php.net/

This will keep resetting the array as well. $_SESSION['background'] = array ( "<img src='sundragon_environments/ocean/ocean1_FRAME.jpg'/>", "<img src='sundragon_environments/ocean/ocean1_FRAME2.jpg'/>" ); Needs to be.... if (!isset($_SESSION['background'])) { $_SESSION['background'] = array ( "<img src='sundragon_environments/ocean/ocean1_FRAME.jpg'/>", "<img src='sundragon_environments/ocean/ocean1_FRAME2.jpg'/>" ); }

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Don't be shy.

You need to call session_start before you can make use of the $_SESSION array. You should also be using isset instead of empty and checking for values, not a lack of. if (isset($_POST['further'])) { $currentBackground=next($_SESSION['background']); } if(isset($_POST['back'])) { $currentBackground=prev($_SESSION['background']); }

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Like all things php, the $background array doesn't persist across requests. So calling prev() or next() isn't going to work, because upon each request the internal pointer within the $background array will be reset. You would at minimum need to store your images within the $_SESSION array which IS persistent. Really though, this would all be better done using Javascript instead of php.

http://ryanfait.com/sticky-footer/

Photo?

I would be more inclined to create a single file to define your connection. Do a text search, find all places where a connection is made, replace it with a include your single connection file.

Sorry, now I do.

I don't see where $emailrcpt is defined.

No. Though doing so will mean you won't have to set the timezone in every script.

RewriteRule ^template.php$ / [F]

What filesystem are you using? You might take a look at tune2fs but I'm really not sure this will be achievable without formatting the drive.

* 3 * * * would execute every minute between 3:00am and 3:59am, you want 0 3 * * *

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