SamLiu

you need to add some more code, its not very helpful not having a big enough chunk of code. from what I see, it may be that you're trying to change to a directory under subfolders but its the equivalent of... well...lets say you're in /. You want to open /home/whatever. But what you're telling the program is /whatever, which doesnt exist. So your job is to code something that opens /home/whatever. that middle directory there. How you should do it, I wouldnt know cause you didnt give me enough code to read but yeah if you post it I might get to it some other time or someone else around here might be able to help you. Reguards, Sam

ok 1st of all, your else statement isnt even finished. 2nd of all, you didnt print anywhere...so what are you expecting?

post your fpdf.php I'm betting something there is overlapping with your code here.

wow uh could you restate the problem, I'm having trouble understanding it!

navboard. look it up on google, I havent used it in a while.

so you're trying to use those variable values to build those 5 digit numbers? $access[1] = 01000; //student worker $access[2] = 00200; //instructor $access[3] = 00200; //program developer $access[4] = 00200; //super admin for ($i=0; $i<$users; $i++) //for every user { $userid = $_REQUEST['you.$i']; //or get the value, 1,2,3,4 for student worker, instructor, program developer or super admin. I said you.$i because it'd go through u1, u2, u3, u4 etc etc. do as it fits. $id_access = $access[$userid]; } hows that?

"1" is on. I dont understand your question there, but from what you describe, it all seems ok. its on and everything... btw what version apache&php? Please give more details so we can help you better

what version of php? if you run your own server, its on your php.ini file. I think cpanel lets you see the php.ini in some cases.

I used 1and1 too but their cron daemon does not allow * * * * * cron jobs, just so you know. I think the limit is one cron per 15 minutes.

Oooo thanks man! So thats the problem.

usually someone who askes a question like that probably wants general usage so they'd be going for one of two distros imho at this point 1) if they have 512mb ram +, they should be going for Ubuntu 7.04 2) if they have less than that, they should be going for Xubuntu 7.04 (XFCE Desktop gui) why? Cause mark shuttleworth is a friggin billionare and pumps 10million bucks into ubuntu each year. And its stable as hell, good driver support, and you can install virtually anything with a simple "sudo apt-get install" and if you want ANY computer to run faster than the speed of light, Xubuntu is definately the way to go. Yeah, go Ubuntu. I'm not a zealot....

uh [code]sudo nano -e /etc/apt/sources.list[/code] make sure you have universe repositories enabled.

You have to change the boot configuration on the text installer because by default it requires you to have 192mb ram. I documented my breezy server installation + the upgrade to 7.04 Fiesty Fawn if you're interested. It really is easy.

btw if you like 3D stuff, try Beryl. If you look it up online, you'll see pictures of a desktop cube and all these cool 3d rendering effects. Beryl makes your computer look graphically cooler than vista. =]

If your computer is really old, you might not have enough ram to use the installer. Its best if you have either a server or alternate disk, that way you can change the boot options to allow ~123 mb ram (which is the minimum), and boot a text installer. then when you're done installing the text, use sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop zenity xfce4 to get a snappy desktop gui ready to go.