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  1. Hi, I'm wondering if there is some sort of function that you can pass an object to and it will reset all the properties of that object back to the original defaults values? Does anyone know of anything?
  2. Thanks for the positive feedback so far. Yes, through the admin panel I have created an article manager - still in progress and also a link exchange manager, and a few other things...still working on creating additional modules for it as well.
  3. Hello, I decided to go ahead and try and start my own web design/development business...as if the world really needs another one, but I'm hoping I can make a little money here and there. I still have plenty of work to be done on the site, but at the same time I've done a lot. I would like your feedback on the site from design to content flow. Anything you have to say I would appreciate. [url=http://www.nhbluecube.com]NH Blue Cube Web Design[/url]
  4. I think you should get rid of those generic pictures.
  5. Well...just to clear the record I didn't do what's behind the personal link. This isn't my site...and the person who owns this site did the personal link stuff.
  6. Hello, I have a site I recently did that I would appreciate your critiques on design and that sort of thing. [a href=\"http://www.kevmckenzie.com/\" target=\"_blank\"]KevMck Productions - MS Media Services[/a] Thanks in advance and Happy Father's Day to any dads out there!
  7. For this being your first website I think it's pretty damn good
  8. To me it just looks really generic....like the old default invision template...or something like that. I would try and find a more original skin for you cms system or have somone create one for you.
  9. You sound like a commercial... The header looks pretty good to me...then there's the stupid google ads...I'm so sick of seeing those...they ruin sites. Then everything below looks like something straight out of phpbb or some templated type of thing.
  10. Just wondering if anyone has or is using reseller hosting to offer hosting to customers. Anyone have any suggestions on a good or bad hosting resellers?
  11. I know that I've misused tables to an extent for the layout of this site. I set out to make the layout using only css, but I couldn't get it to work how I wanted and said screw it...so I threw in some tables here and there. Also, I was going for a clean simple look..maybe it's too simple but that's why I'm posting the site here b/c I value your opinions The Site - [a href=\"http://www.cmwestmedical.com/test/\" target=\"_blank\"]CM West Medical - Legal Consulting (Test)[/a] If that doesn't work then it means I've moved it out of the testing folder and it can be found at: [a href=\"http://www.cmwestmedical.com\" target=\"_blank\"]CM West Medical[/a] Thanks in advance for your comments
  12. I could be way off here but something like phpmyadmin would make it pretty easy to add data about all the vehicles. You will still need to or have someone design all the tables for the database and a program that would pull the data for users to see.
  13. Is there an easy way to strip a string of all non-alphebetical characters and numbers?
  14. Thanks, CURL appears to be exactly what I need.
  15. Ok, I know how to pass data using forms and get the info through $_GET and $_POST. This is sort of hard for me to explain to bear with me. This guide I've been reading on how to interact with this particular online credit card processor is giving information on how to pass information to them so they can validate credit cards and all that crap. All of their examples use forms and hidden input fields to pass various info - such as a pin number and stuff. Finally at the end of this guide they are like using hidden form fields were only examples and we wouldn't recommend this method. ???? Brilliant! So, is there a way that a form has been submitted, to have it go to say a page within my site, I can validate, manipulate, and do whatever with the form information and then pass this info off to another page so that it's coming as form variables. If I'm not clear enough say so and I will try and explain more. Thanks
  16. if you want a quick easy way to have a server testing environment on your computer I would recommend xammp (apachefriends.org)
  17. I'm trying to figure out what the IP is for the mysql database I'm using. I have full rights to run any type of query and complete access to phpmyadmin, but that's it. Is there anyway I can run a query or php function or find something in phpmyadmin that will tell me what the ip address of the mysql server is. Thanks
  18. I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do...if you're saying what I think maybe you should look into JOINS.
  19. I personally don't like the yellow. I think you should change it to a shade of blue..maybe the blue color that borders the oval box on your home page. Blue would seem a better color to me for a scuba site.
  20. I like your idea for the navigation. I think it's original but as far as usability goes I think it's a bad idea. No one want to have to break their neck just to read the navigation. You should make it easy for people to use your site and that makes it very difficult. As far as the layout I mean it's pretty simple and clean..but I like clean. Seriously think about reworking that navigation.
  21. [!--quoteo--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE[/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--] yes you can implement it but its not that pretty [/quote] You're right about that, but I guess if that's the only way then it'll work. Thanks for the feedback.
  22. Hi, I'm not sure if it's called method overloading or property overloading but here's what I want to do. In a language like Java I could do something like the following (I'll use php syntax but let's pretend it's java) [code] class test {   private $id;      public function __construct()    {    }   public function __construct($id)    {       $this->id = $id;    } } [/code] If this were done in Java, when a test object was instantiated, based on if you passed it a parameter or not it would know how to set its self up. If you passed a parameter it would call the second constructor, if not it would call the first. You could do this with any methods...name them the same thing but give them a different amount of parameters, and based on how many parameters you pass the method it will find the appropriate one with the same amout of parameters. I'm trying to figure out if I can do this with PHP, I've been searching but I can't really find anything that makes sense. Could someone unveil this mystery for me please??
  23. Yea you're right about that. I always confuse ASC and DESC. I'm still wondering if there is a better or quicker way to get the last inserted row.
  24. Hello, I'm trying to figure out what is the best or most optimzed way to go about the following situation. All I want to do is retrieve the last row inserted into a table. It happens that one of the fields in my table has a date field, so my plan was to do something like this. [code] $sql = "SELECT id, name, date FROM the_table ORDER BY date ASC LIMIT 1"; [/code] So I think that's pretty self explanatory but I'm sure that's probably not the best way to go about to retrieving the last record. Anyone have any feedback on this topic for me?
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