taith

agreed... parsing does take some time(usually low, but it really depends on the programmer/ing)... if lots of people are trying to get to the same page at the same time... it can/will slow data transfer down a bit... but regardless... that still doesnt affect your max bandwidth :-)

bandwidth is measured sending information from your server, to the client... not the parsing that the server does as far as a transmitted page thats 2kb big... sallgood

no problemo! i guess i'll excuse it then... seriousally tho... ajax would prolly be your best bet

agreed... you strtotime() today's date... aka "now" which gives you the unix timestamp, then mktime() it +1 month :-) then date() it back to readable time :-)

i've said this time and time again... NO! php is server sided! it has nothing to do with the browser... now... if you use ajax/javascript, they are client side... to technically... yes you can... but not with php files directly. woah... that was wierd... posted in php, then moved to javascript while i was typing... lol

$file=file_get_contents('yourhtmlfile.html'); #get the contets of the html file $file=str_replace(" ", "^", $file); #to take care of the " "(2) in the file... while ignoring the " "(1) while(strpos($file,'^^')) $file=str_replace("^^", "^", $file); #to cleanup the ^^ --> ^ $content=explode('^',$file); echo $content[1];

true... but you can still do an if(empty($result[])) break; so if it reaches an empty file, it cuts the while() off...

also... you closed your select tags in there...

from the error... theres a few possibilities from whats going wrong here 1) incorrect username/password/database 2) oracle isnt set up correctly/completly/properly ... thats all of the reasons i can think of currently...

not sure about your class there but it "should" run as long as it finds rows from the database... i know mysql_fetch_array/assoc() work that way...

agreed... indefinate break; dependant loops are a icky at best idea... besides... whynot simplify that? $sql="SELECT item_id FROM phpbb_lms_items ORDER BY `id`"; while($result = $db->sql_query($sql)){ $i++; if (!$db->sql_fetchrow($result)){ $sql = "INSERT INTO phpbb_lms_items (item_id, ...) VALUES ('". $i ."', ...")"; if(!$db->sql_query($sql)){ message_die(GENERAL_ERROR, $lang['no_game_data'], "", __LINE__, __FILE__, $sql); } } }

do yourself a favor... start... once you start, you can always add to it later(autoreply, shiny stuffs, etc)

paypal is a GREAT tool for payments... low charges, easy to setup, accepts everything... credit, debit(through a paypal account)

http://www.tizag.com/phpT/forms.php

the windows one...

personally... i prefer the oldschool notepad... but as said... its really 100% down to personal preference...

might be a stupid question... but do you have the greek language file installed into your computer?

i'm just going to not that if (!mysql_query($sql,$con)) { die('Error: ' . mysql_error()); } does squat... as the querys are already ran, and $sql is empty...

more then likely... you have an indefinate loop... it goes and goes and goes intill it goe kapoot...

lol... no prob... functions make the world go round ;-)

cheers

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echo '<select>'; $query=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `brands` ORDER BY `brand`"); while($row=mysql_fetch_assoc($query)){ echo '<option>'.$row[brand].'</option>'; } echo '</select>';

wow... um... "); } } } ?> that makes no sense... a) you cant loop inside of a variable, b) prolly just cut that off

anywhere before the loop thats timing out