trq
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My blog is back online. Server had completely halted without me being aware. I really got to move that thing one day.
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http://www.sitepoint.com/understanding-sql-joins-mysql-database/
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Why are you not using a join to do this? There is also nothing at all in that code that would refresh the page. We need more details about what exactly you are doing and what exactly is happening.
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Any interaction like that needs to be done client side. Not with PHP. Have you heard of the term Ajax? That would be a good place to start.
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I was talking to the OP. They want to integrate IPB login with there store no? Funnily enough, IPB documents doing this. They should start there.
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IPB has documentation regarding this task. Did you look there?
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Chrome should run fine on xp
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Of course. There are all sorts of javascript libraries around for controlling html5's video element. Take a look on Github. video-js looks interesting: https://github.com/zencoder/video-js
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I'm not sure what part of "The code you have posted isn't stock standard PHP" you don't understand? How are we supposed to help you if we don't know anything about the third party library it is your using? The link you pointed to has little to no documentation. That is your problem.
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No one hosts anything on IIS unless they are forced to. Wamp and Xamp both use Apache under the hood. If I was being forced to use Windows as a desktop machine and wanted to get started with php I would install VirtualBox & Vagrant, get a Linux distro up and running, and install the l(a|n)mp stack from there (the "n" is for Nginx, which, as a http server is becoming a very popular choice these days).
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It's a pretty simple question. "Where is the proof for your argument?" You reply to a post stating that there are problems with these benchmarks, you then go on to explain your theory about why you think they are floored. Where is your proof? Or is this just another theory?
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You don't "open" programs. You execute them. Your question depends entirely on what it is you want your program to do when it is executed. Will your program just do one specific task and then exit? You can use php's cli for this. Does your program need a gui? There is PHP-GTK but it is seriously inferior to the implementations in other languages such as Python & Ruby.
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But Windows sux as an OS.
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PHP is generally used to output marked up data (html). What is an rss feed? Marked up data. It's just a different type of formatting. What have you tried? Where exactly are you stuck?
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What are you talking about? and is it php code related?
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That makes both little sense and invalid html.
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Where is your proof though? Or are you just making this stuff up?
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No.
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I'm not sure what that is. Of course there is. You can build it yourself or hire someone to do it for you. I don't understand the question.
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I'm not really sure where you are stuck. This could easily be done in html, css and javascript. It can indeed. Just restart a timer at the end of any event, if that timer ever gets to 1 minute, you know the user hasn't touched the screen in 1 minute.
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And please, just because your using classes does not make your code instantly OOP. OOP is a paradigm, a process. Your code breaks much of the paradigms OOP is based on by relying on global state.
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See: http://linux.die.net/man/1/nice
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Have you tried searching for a tutorials on "adding records to a database with php"? There has to be a few million tutorials around that cover the subject.
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You my friend are either misinformed, ignorant or both.
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And where are your benchmarks to back up your opinion Hall of Famer? You can't seriously expect anyone here to take your word for it can you?