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If you want to get the values for the checkboxes from the database, then you can do it like this: [code]while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($query_result) { echo "\t<label><input type='checkbox' name='flight_ids[]' value='{$row['value']}' /> {$row['user_readable_name']}</label>\n"; }[/code]

Do anyone else experience that Java use a lot of the memory on Windows? I have experienced a memory usage of 100,000 kb. Do anyone know a fix for it?

[code]SELECT * FROM stuff ORDER BY order ASC;[/code] Or if you got a table for the orders then something like this: [code]SELECT s.*,o.* FROM stuff AS s LEFT JOIN orders AS o ON s.id=o.oid ORDER BY o.order ASC;[/code]

Try to put ob_start() at the very top and make sure there are no whitespaces before PHP block.

Try to remove the muting @ in front of the setcookie in order to see if any errors are returned.

Why can't you use order? Could you show us the query?

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Uninstall Office 2007 beta?

You might want to do this: [code]$path = empty(@getcwd()) ? @getcwd() ? str_replace($_SERVER['document_root'],'',@getcwd());[/code]

Change the left-padding of the li to something like 1em.

Hmm, yeah... I wonder what it is indexing because I have indexing turned off in Windows.

Oh ok. I just wondered since on the old CRT monitors any screen resolution would look ok.

Yeah I use Office 2007 Beta 2. Hmm, according to the last link you showed there is no solution other than uninstalling it :(

Save file one as eg counter.php Then on the pages you want counted, put this: [code]include("counter.php");[/code]

On my Windows XP installation there is a program called searchindexer.exe that keeps running in the background. It ends up using like 100 mb of memory and if I terminate the process it just restarts again. Do anyone know which program that uses it, or if it is one of Windows' programs, how do I shut it off?

So it would be fine to just stick with my VGA cable? If I change the resolution to anything different from my monitor's native resolution (1440x900) the image looks grainy, would a DVI cable solve that?

[quote author=Jocka link=topic=110909.msg449630#msg449630 date=1160454708] The only reason i'm using IE is because (get this) my ISP doesn't support any other browser. If I use FF, it goes WAY slower. [/quote] Sure it is not because Firefox hogs up a lot of system resources and thereby slows down your computer and not your internet connection?

1. Set [tt]allow_url_fopen[/tt] to [tt]on[/tt] 2. That is a matter of file permissions (chmod on linux).

What you got should work, but you could try this instead: [code]ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL); ini_set("display_errors", 1);[/code]

Yes.

[quote author=obsidian link=topic=111019.msg449839#msg449839 date=1160489241] shorten it up a bit: [code] <?php $time = "09:00:00"; echo date('H:i:s', strtotime("$time +30 minutes")); ?> [/code] [/quote] Ahh, nice. I was looking in the manual, but I couldn't see if it was possible to give a time and a +30 minutes thing...

Could you put up an example script where the page defined in the action attribute is just a php script with print_r($_POST) in it?

Store the bread crumbs in an array like this: [code]$nav[] = array('Main page','index.php'); $nav[] = array('Some other page','index.php?page=some_other'); $nav[] = array('Yet another page');[/code] Then when generating the bread crumbs do this: [code]<?php foreach($nav as $bc) { $nav2[] = empty($bc[1]) ? $bc[0] : "<a href='{$bc[1]}'>{$bc[0]}</a>"; } echo "<div id='bread_crumbs'>".join(' &gt; ',$nav2)."</div>"; ?> [/code]

If you just need to add 30 minutes to the time, then do this: [code]<?php $time = "09:00:00"; echo date('H:i:s',strtotime("+30 minutes")-time()+strtotime($time)); ?>[/code]

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