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Is it useful to save sessions (eg. session IDs and session date)?

I agree with DarkWater, AJAX is the most efficient for this.

Have an IF statement that checks if the photo ID exists before you output the photo.

Quick yes or no: Can you instantiate multiple classes to one variable? eg. $var = new CLASS; $var = new CLASS2; Thank you for the help.

Quick yes or no: Is this right for validating a string (between 5 to 15 characters) which may consist of A-Z (both capital and lower case), 0-9, hyphen(-), and underscore(_)? /[^a-zA-Z0-9_\-]/ Thank you for the help.

Wrong section...

My bad, the i focused on teh code you provided.

Post some code.

That doesn't really answer the question... Sorry.

Is it possible to call a function within another function? Example: <?php class MAIN { function A() { .. some code } } class SOMETHING extends MAIN { function B() { $var = new MAIN; $var->A(); } } ?>

TY, that clears makes things a lot more clear.

Here is a good example. Play with it a bit. <?php $cds = array( 'Christina Aguilera'=>array( 'Impossible', 'Beautiful', 'Dirrty' ), 'Pink'=>array( 'Just like a pill', 'Family potrait', 'Missundaztood' ), 'Kelly Rowland'=>array( 'Stole', 'Obsession', 'Past 12' ) ); echo '<p><b>How many CDs in our collection?</b><br /> There are '.sizeof($cds)." CDs in our collection.</p>\n"; echo "<ol>\n"; foreach( $cds as $singer=>$songs ) { echo ' <li><b>'.$singer."</b>.<br />\n"; echo " <em>Songs</em>: </li>\n"; echo " <ul>\n"; asort( $songs ); // sorts the list of songs foreach( $songs as $song ) { echo ' <li>'.$song.".</li>\n"; } echo " </ul>\n"; } echo "</ol>\n"; ?>

Use a foreach loop.

My script has many classes and functions. After a while of coding i came up with a few questions. 1. If i have a variable named $temp in function A(), is it the same as the $temp in function B()? class SOMETHING { function A() { $temp; } function B() { $temp; } } 2. Lets say i have 2 classes (class A, class B) which both extend from class MAIN. In MAIN there is a variable declared; $temp. If the value of $temp is changed in class A, then accessed in class B, is the value passed between the classes? class MAIN { var $temp; } class A extends MAIN { $this->temp = 4; } class B extends MAIN { echo $this->temp; }

Hey, I'm working on a registration script. But as i went through i started thinking about security. So i searched it and i got a few commands. - mysql_real_escape_string() - magic_quotes_gpc() I'm not sure how these work, and which one is better. But I've been advised that i have to use addslashes() with magic_quotes_gpc. Then I also saw things like str_replace() being used, and other ways of taking the "magic quotes" out of the string. So whats the best way to protect against sql injections?