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Nope, that is not at all normal. I'm not sure what all the fuss could be about though.

If an attacker gets as far as your database your pretty well screwed anyway.

That statement isn't exactly correct but anyway, you don't have to build the entire site in it.

I don't see what OOP or jQuery have to do with the subject. Now, as for possible - yeah, but your going to need some skills and a bit of time. What libraries? three.js (http://threejs.org) is really the only thing around that is going to help you if your looking for 3d stuff.

Sorry, this is a side effect of being subscribed to a topic that a user has spammed in. The spam was removed, and the user banned.

Phil Sturgeon is well respected in the CI world. I'm not sure he has that much weight outside of that, though he is trying pretty hard by flogging Composer, Fig & Laravel.

Awesome description.

You better figure out what that syntax error is then and come back when your more willing to provide information.

Did you read the last reply? Oh... you did. Change it to whatever you like.

But you come here, post gibberish and expect help?

Advanced command line usage? I wouldn't say so. CI: 1) Is untested. 2) Is tightly coupled and therefore can never be well tested 3) Is very tightly coupled. 4) Is has very poor implementations of common patterns. 5) Has some of the ugliest code around. The only good thing CI has going for it is its documentation, and even that, is nothing extraordinary IMO.

Your calling header on lines 2, 3, 4 & 5. This sends output.

Nope. This board is for help with actual coding problems.

PHP5.5 isn't even at a stable release yet. I also doubt it will be included in any of the major Linux distros by default for at least another 12-18 months.

Have you tried var dumping $client to see what it is?

Cool. What have you tried?

You haven't actually described your problem.

Neither do we. Where exactly are you getting these terms from?

Nothing you have posted in this thread makes much sense. What exactly is the question/problem?

What does this have to do with Ajax?

Do you understand what Ajax is? Do you understand what your own code does?

You forgot to describe your actual issue.

So your saying, when you type "demo.c/cards" into the address bar "demo.c/cards" does not appear in the address bar. That statement makes no sense at all.

It's not. Well spotted. Next time though, please just report it to a moderator. This account has been banned.

Creating a comment systems is pretty simple even for a beginner and the issues you describe with MySQL are not related to MySql at all. MySql is justa database, somewhere to store your data. It's up to you to create the correct application logic to get your application to work how you like. Having siad all that. Were not ehre to write code for people. If you have a specific question, ask it. If you don't. Go find yourself a tutorial on how to add data to MySql via PHP and come back when you have a question.