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The-Last-Escape

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  1. Yeah well I was being kinda lazy lol
  2. Im Paul 22 years old and from England but came from Spain Hola
  3. I am studying here [a href=\"http://www.hudzilla.org/phpbook/read.php/2_6_2\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.hudzilla.org/phpbook/read.php/2_6_2[/a] on that specific page, it speaks of various letters that do various things. What is a command line I think it's were you are using a server on your own computer, I will be working for people off there internet server. so I won't have a command line I don't think, it told me about /n would cause a line space. I tried that forever it didn't work, I had to start adding in to get it, so I know /n doesn't work, which of those others should I use a replacement for instead, and if so, what command would replace each of those like /n is replaced with when you are doing it on an internet hosting server.
  4. Thanks guys I understand more now.
  5. The only advice I can give is what is theoliver said use the same web service and virtual hosts
  6. What I dont understand is when you upload a file to http//www.megaupload.com where dose it go I mean its got to get sotored somewhere people are uploading files into it like every day so dose it go into there system or ?
  7. Im gonna have to go with avacoardo I love them
  8. I am building a search engine for a site. A user can search by entering data in 10 different fields. Once a user gets results and clicks on a specific record (directed to record), how can I store this data so that I can let them click a link and go back to the search results? I am using sessions. The easiest way would be most appreciated. Thanks.
  9. Here's the error I'm getting: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'Group = 'KK'' at line 1 The variable $group is being stored in the url as a link from a previous page: [a href=\"http://ecolab.7cpco.com/pricegroups.php?group=KK\" target=\"_blank\"]http://ecolab.7cpco.com/pricegroups.php?group=KK[/a] Here's the php code that's causing the error: $query = "SELECT * FROM item_list_price_groups where Group = '$group'"; I have other pages that work just the same as this is intended to (result based on url-stored variable). I pretty much copied the code verbatim from another application I wrote that works fine. I don't understand what could be wrong with this query. Thanks for your help.
  10. My dad has installed a wireless router and I cannot use the apache server because the router uses the ip address for something how can I solve this ?
  11. Im tring to create the second of two pages. The first page has a table that displays a row number, a count, and an error code. I want the next page to create a table by clicking on the the error code or row number. The table is suppost to diaplay the error code and all case numbers for that code. Here is an array with dummy data. In this array the counts are 3,6,10,12, the error codes are 4,5,6,7, and the case numbers are 31,41,51 for the top row, 32,42,52 for the second row and ect. The code below creates the table on the first page. Please help me create the second page. Thanks $errcount=array(array(3,array(array(31,4),array(41,4),array(51,4))), array(6,array(array(32,5),array(42,5),array(52,5))), array(10,array(array(33,6),array(43,6),array(53,6))), array(13,array(array(34,7),array(44,7),array(54,7)))) <!Set up table headings> <html> <table border="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr bgcolor=#CCCCCC> <th> </th> <th> # Of Events </th> <th> Error Code </th> </tr> <!setup table> <? $i=0;?> <? foreach($errcount as $C){ ?> <tr bgcolor= <?if($i%2 == 0) { echo "#EEEEEE"; } else { echo "#CCCCCC"; }?>> <td> <?echo $i++; ?> </td> <td> <? echo $C[0]; ?> </td> <td> <? echo $C[1][0][1]; ?> </td> </tr> <? } ?> </table> </html>
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