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No where in your code or example output is any html anchor tag. You are however echoing an image tag here: echo "<img src=\"images/catalog-images/" . $row["photo-image"] . "\" width=\"100\" >";

What is your specific question?

Try Google. This site is for help with code, not help looking for code.

Assuming this is what you mean't, it's still under discussion I think. https://wiki.php.net/rfc/propertygetsetsyntax-as-implemented

Your overriding the $output_array on each error.

There is an RFC in draft that covers this. See https://wiki.php.net/rfc/objectarrayliterals On a side note, generators just got voted in to 5.5. https://wiki.php.net/rfc/generators . Yay!

Sorry, but that line makes little sense. Do you know what Git is? There is nothing in this post related to Git (or Bash considering your using Windows).

Flash? Really?

You'll need to be a lot clearer in your explanation I'm afraid.

Your seriously commenting on a six year old post?

I fail to see what that has to do with this thread, but people are most likely just ignoring you. That tends to happen when you don't actually listen to the advice given out by people volunteering there own time.

This reply I posted 6 years ago describes a similar enough concept.

Walk away from your computer.

This type pf functionality is best suited to a client side language such as JavaScript rather than a server side language such as PHP.

That sounds far more likely to be a JavaScript issue.

I hope you take the train/bus! :-P Indeed, the train.

People have woken up to what a crap OS windows is. Plus Apple are a great marketing company. I would say so. On my commute to work I see a lot of people using laptops, I would estimate 80% of these to be macs.

The structure you describe in the initial part of your post is indeed added by the Debian packages. Compiling Apache yourself does not provide this same structure. I'm not sure what you mean exactly by *staging*. What exactly are you trying to do? Does the directory /home/apache2.4/enabled exist ?

This line: $output = shell_exec('expiry '$_POST['domains']''); will produce an error. Do you have error reporting enabled? You should always when developing. On top of that, that one line of code opens a pretty large security hole.

PHP should not be stored within a database.

Then use the MARK SOLVED button so as to not waste our time.

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What is your question then?

Are you on crack?