trq

Not going to happen.

Hence it's always best to check you have a successful query and that it returned some data before you go ahead and simply try and use it's results.

Yes it is. It belongs to my wife.

I've had lots of gear over the years and have used a lot of different software sequencers as well. Now days, I have the mc-808 and that's about it. Except for all my guitars, but I use them for different projects. I also haven't been making a great deal of music lately, but if I do, it's usually pretty experimental electronic stuff, but more recently Ive been doing stuff in a similar vain to The Presets. So electronic pop. Ive been in and out of bands, done audio engineering, production and composing for the last 20 or so years.

Maq's post clearly says: "chromium 18.01"

The keyboard is a Korg X5D synth. Though I don't really use the sounds it produces for much, mostly use it as a keyboard. Next to it is my MC-808 which I use for everything.

What is your problem?

Do you have a question? And what application are you using?

Do you have a question?

You've lost me.

Why are you storing multiple domains within a single column in the first place? If you store your data properly you will be able to query the database for the data you actually need instead of having php do all the work.

You might want to tell us what the *problem* actually is.

Here is my office at home just after moving in to our new place a few months ago. https://www.dropbox.com/s/xhik3mhnsjhvd9s/2012-07-02%2016.40.19.jpg I'm actually all setup in the corner of the lounge room so I can hang with the family while I work. These pics give you more of an idea of the room. https://www.dropbox.com/s/87hvcl0ukt3118s/2012-07-02%2016.34.04.jpg (the corner of my desk is just visible on the far left of the pic) And another angle: https://www.dropbox.com/s/bqvnyedpgh7tka8/2012-07-02%2016.33.54.jpg This is what it typically looks like though: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1697j7jn3rozx3q/IMAG0281.jpg taken just now.

Use the results for whatever you like. The code is also available at https://github.com/trq/phpBenches (requires php5.4 - and has little to no documentation)

I probably should have also mentioned Github. This is the single biggest host of open source code. All powered by Git.

ZF1 was slow, and ZF2 is no better. I have executed benchmarks with similar results: http://thorpesystems.com/2012/09/benchmarking-proem-vs-symfony2-vs-zf2/ I think one of ZF2's biggest issues is simply the complexity which causes a lot of function calls: http://thorpesystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/number-of-function-calls3.png, this in turn causes high memory use: http://thorpesystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/memory-usage3.png In the end however, these types of benchmarks should be weighed up against functionality and your real needs. Most sites won't likely hit an issue running an application built well with ZF2. It's always good to know what the baseline is, and from my experience benchmarking and optimising my own framework Proem, I know I wouldn't be using ZF2 for anything myself.

Git is probably the most popular VCS around these days. It's easy to get started with yet very very flexible. You can easily host a git repo yourself via ssh, and there are several good web interfaces available to use. As for local tools, I'm still a big fan of the command line *git*, though there are plenty of GUI based tools and even IDE plugins around.

Your question is too larger in scope to be covered in a simple forum reply. Do you have a specific question / issue that you would like help with? You need to break the problem down into smaller parts and ask for help with the parts you are having problems with one at a time.

It's not a competition.

Your actually trying to remove the images/ directory.

ps: Your config file should likely define constants rather than variables as well. Variables can easily be overwritten.

Your overcomplicating things. Using require or require_once on each page makes no difference. Memory is used on a per request basis. The directive within your ini I told you to look at actually uses include under the hood anyway, so it does exactly the same thing, you just wouldn't have to have the call at the top of your file. As for your comment on the $_SESSION array. The $_SESSION array is just like any other array except it is persistent. You can nest all you like.

Store your query in a variable then simply echo it. eg; $sql = "UPDATE chapters SET name={$chapter_info['name']}, password={$chapter_info['password']} WHERE id={$chapter_info['id']}"; echo $sql;

I don't understand (or can't see) your question. What exactly are you asking?

You are hinting that you would like us to take a look at your project, you are aware you can link to your projects within your signature right? Why don't you put a link in your signature then start contributing to our community by asking / answering questions. This will in turn get your signature viewed. Be aware that if you simply signed up to get your project linked to, we don't appreciate project pimping.