[Verifying correct user before deleting from mysql database]

In the table is there a column for who created the content? Assuming that was a user id, just surround it with an if statement like

if(getCurrentUser() == getAuthorId($id) {
//code that deletes it here

}

function getCurrentUser() {
//code to return the user id of the current user
}

function getAuthorId(int $id) {
//code to return the user id of the article with the given id
}

 

Fairly sure something like that would work. I've been working primarily with java recently so I apologize if there are any syntax errors though, switching back and forth has been hellish on the brain for me.

[New forum software]

I really like the design, the thing that catches my eye right away though, is the left statistics bar. As a user, I really could care less about any of that data 95% of the time, so I don't think it needs such a prominent place on the page. On the very front page its not horrible, but I do think having it on every page, every post, I think its cumbersome.

 

That being said, I think that might be one of the nicest looking forums I have ever looked at though

[Open Source Shopping Cart Suggestion - some abnormal requirements]

I've managed 1 ecommerce site in my life and I used osCommerce. I loved it once I got the hang of things. That took a couple of weeks, but after that point I was modifying it like crazy to suit my needs, and I am sure that your needs could be met with it, albeit, it would take a considerable amount of modification and wouldn't be right out of the box. I don't know your programming experience for if that would be an issue or not. If you are an experienced coder, osCommerce is a breeze to modify.

[Php most common ints in array]

Here is my situation, I have an array containing say 50 numbers in it ( array(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,etc etc) ) and there will be many duplicates in it. I am trying to return the top ten numbers in it, in order from greatest to least. I can return the most common one, but I need the most common ten. This is what I have tried:

 

$final_results contains an array of numbers [0][10],[1][23],[2][0],[3][5] etc etc

 

array_count_values($final_results) will return the number of times each number is duplicated in a new array, in the form [number][duplications] and it preserves the number

 

Anything I do after that point replaces [number] with [0][1][2] for say the 3 most common if that makes sense

 

Thanks for the help!

[[SOLVED] splitting code in 2 sections]

thanks, i had a typo in my variable causing it not to work

 

thanks again for the quick reply

[[SOLVED] splitting code in 2 sections]

can this be done? :

 

<?php

$var = "Hi";

?>

 

html code and stuff here

 

<?php

echo $var

?>

 

i am trying to do something like this, but i cannot get it to work, if this doesnt work is there anything else similar that would work?

 

thanks

[Need a little help]

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[Need a little help]

anyone????

[Need a little help]

Ok, i need some help writing a script. I need it to do this.

 

when the page http://blah.com/Updater.php?version=infohere&version2=infohere

 

i want were it says infohere to be written to a file, i have looked for tutorials, but i cant find one doing exactly what i want, and i can't figure it out by myself, so if anyone can help, that would be great