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This is the script I was thinking of. Not exactly what you need, as this will force a download, but hopefully you'll get the idea. The idea is to create a php file called image.php or whatever, have it do the database check and all that jazz, then if the user has access set the appropriate headers to make the image.php file serve an image. All you would need to do then is place it in your src attribute. eg; echo "<img src='image.php?f=somefile' />"; I'd post an example except the in laws are on there way.

The F:\ drive will not be accessible because it is outside of the web servers root. You will need to use a php script to serve up the file. There is an example of how to do so in our code snippet / repository board.

I assume this is line 65? while($transaction = mysqli_fetch_assoc($transactionbalance)) { Where is $transactionbalance defined?

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You need to check the error logs to see what the issue might be. No idea where wamp would keep them though.

What exactly is the problem?

It's always a good idea to learn another framework. ps: HMVC is nothing more than hype.

Why not try it and see?

Try it and see.

I'll spell it out then: $backtrace = var_export(debug_backtrace(), true); // some other code to write $backtrace to a file

See exec.

Did you actually read my reply?

var_dump outputs to the output buffer (and returns nothing by the way), you want var_export instead.

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No.

Strings require quotes in SQL. $sql = "SELECT [REF (SEDOL) No.] FROM [sTO_CORE] WHERE [REF (SEDOL) No.] = '$sedol'";

The error message tells you exactly what variable is undefined.

These types of errors are self explanatory. Your trying to use variables that haven't been defined.

Why bother then? I don't think VbScript is used anymore by anyone.

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What are the *different* errors?

You meen Javascript. You don't define ajaxRequest anywhere before trying to use like it's an object. This line: var ajaxRequest; // = remoteRequestObject(); Should be.... var ajaxRequest = remoteRequestObject();

You forgot to tell us what the problem is.

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