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What steps exactly did you take to install php? Use the zipped package, not the installer.

Where is $loggedin defined?

Its not rocket science. ob_start() goes before any output, and the rest goes after it. If you cannot understand that I would seriously reconsider spending your time learning php.

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On windows you should be able ti simply un-comment the line relating to the php_zip.dll extension within your ini file then restart the server.

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These same question get asked here over and over again. Have you tried searching the forum? Or even Google? It's a VERY common question.

You mean Javascript? That would require Ajax. We have an Ajax board here.

ob_start() goes before any output, and the rest goes after it.

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Obviously you missed the sticky? http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/php-applications/this-board-is-not-a-code-repository!

As I said....

Looks like half of your example code must have been for connecting to GMail. GMail uses different ports. Generally, the smtp port is 25.

ok i did and all data have shown and it even send the email to it's destination but it doesn't insert data in the database from the place where it is placed now. Show us exactly what the query looked like (eg copy and paste it).

Remove the second wget from your crontab line.

I seriously don't see how anyone can be put in charge of a reseller account without server administration experience. That is all I have to say on the matter.

Echo your query!!!!

If your preference is with jQuery I'd stick with that. I don't use Zend that often but I've never bothered with it's Dojo stuff, it's just not needed IMO.

The system you describe doesn't really sound like it would need 'documents' at all. Whats wrong with storing your content in a database? You can easily print it, turn it into a pdf and attach it to emails, just send it as emails, whatever.

That is a string is why.

You cannot call php functions (which execute on the server) with Javascript events (which execute on the client) without making a new request. This can be done via either a complete new request or Ajax. Either way, it's a client side issue and your question belongs in a client side board.

sudo chown apacheuser:apacheuser /var/htdocs/Books/practical_Web2.0/data/logs Where 'apacheuser' is the account your server runs as.

We can't help people without see relevant code.

Proprietary formats in general suck. There never easy to read from or write to because they are a closed format. Working with COM however your working directly with them, of course COM is just another proprietary interface that (again) is a nightmare to work with because it is so closed. What exactly do you plan on doing with these documents when they are completed? Do people need to download and keep them? Print them? What?