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Then you need to stop copy-pasting code and actually learn what the code does that you write. Take the code that you already have and learn what each line does. And then try to alter the code slightly and check if it works as expected. Keep repeating until you have mastered PHP.

I also wouldn't show the overlap in the middle calendar. I confused the 8 and 9 in july with the one in august. Maybe also increase the number of reps you can compare with. Currently it is set to max. 10 while people who train on strength go for much higher reps. And is this tool meant to log what you did on a day or is this to plan your week/month too? EDIT: I noticed I can't log out nor can I manage my account? Also why don't you ask for gender, bodyweight, waist, fat percentage on registration? You need gender for most calculators like Wilks and Sinclair. The bodyweight is useful so you don't have to ask it on every log entry.

Also what is the Volume meant to do? It shows 4800kg, so can I now lift my car? I did 4 sets of 20 push-ups with a weighted vest of 60kg? Also how do I specify when I have no weight? 0x20x4 is kinda a problem

The UI is not intuitive. I had no idea how to add a new workout. Also the formatting help returned nothing. Not everything has a weight like push-up or sit-up (which is not equal to your bodyweight) unless you would use a weighted vest.

Like scootsah already mentioned. Now you are the only one guarding the security whereas otherwise thousands. I also didn't say you need to go and download the entire Zend framework. I don't even like Zend. I tried Apigility (by Zend on ZF), yet a simple composer update breaks the entire thing (it could not find it's own core tools ZFTool for some reason)... I proposed simple libraries that do ONE thing and do it WELL. The unix philosophy.

Add this line to finaladd.php $json = $_POST['output']; var_dump($json, json_decode(stripslashes($json)));And post the output here.

Don't reinvent the wheel. It's okay to create your own little framework but be sure to utilize available libraries. Like Doctrine for example as your ORM or DB Abstraction Layer. Something like Silex as a way to utilize a CMS. Build on the shoulders of giants. your far better off this way.

I guess you are referring to compiled and interpreted code. Compiled code is translated to CPU instructions where as interpreted code like PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are translated to instructions in whatever language they were programmed in. For PHP it's C. For HTML, CSS, and JavaScript it depends on the language of the browser. For more information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstract_syntax_tree You can create your own programming language using a BNF generator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_Backus–Naur_Form Some libraries provide a working lexer: https://github.com/doctrine/lexer/blob/master/lib/Doctrine/Common/Lexer/AbstractLexer.php

Very nice use of SaaS. A lot of services I hadn't even heard about. Did you just google these, or already knew them? And why exactly did you decide to use these?

http://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/262327-bored-looking-for-ideas-heres-a-list/

Packagist is a web interface to the packages available on composer. You can search for packages just like with composer search and then composer browse. If you develop packages yourself you use it to register and manage your packages.

No hotdogs for you, mister!

Now you made me curious, link?

Symfony2, Zend framework 2.0, .. Look for a framework that does not constrain your modeling in any way. To give an example in CI & CI2 you need to extend Model and call it through their Loader interface for it to work. That's a BIG no-no

JetBrains PhpStorm -> http://www.jetbrains.com/webide/