phpknight

Okay, thanks for your help. Hopefully I get it figured out one day.

I don't think sprites would work. Also, I'm on a big web server for a site that isn't too big, so I am guessing it is not timeouts. Plus, a lot of the time, they are already cached. Plus, once you click on one button, then all 20 show up, but for some reason, more in IE than Firefox, not all of them show right away. --- Okay, I downloaded firebug. Give me a tip on where to go to check this. So far, it just looks like the DOM inspector.

I meant for debugging purposes to solve the issue not to get rid of classes altogether. I wasn't talking about localhost, but the www-dat part. That being said, for this, you could just use this: http://php.net/manual/en/book.mysqli.php. No sense in reinventing the wheel for something there is already a class for.

Yes, use an array or use the . operator to make one long string. In the latter case, put spaces to ensure that your data does not get typecast incorrectly.

You need to get the docs for PayPal IPN. That should get you started. Be careful, though, because PayPal changes stuff so much, I can never depend on them to do things consistently over time.

Odd. How about using number_format function to set the precision to two digits on each of them? Then, do the math and see what the result is. That might fix it.

Checked that. Not getting any errors on the page. Any other ideas? I found something online that talked about unchecking a contrast box in accessibility options, but mine already is not checked.

Put a short example with test field names showing what you want the desired result to be on a small dataset. It is difficult to help without having an example.

Get rid of the class and variables and hardcode it. I think it might have something to do with that weird hostname because it is not even using your password. Right there, it is a red flag. Email your hosting company to make sure you are getting the hostname right.

If it is feasible for you, store them in your database as DECIMAL 9,2, and that should eliminate this problem. You *might* have to upgrade MYSQL.

I was able to upload a BMP file just fine (didn't have any AV uploads).

Has anybody ever had an issue with images in IE and Firefox just not showing up sometimes--especially tiny ones? I have that issue a lot. I've found that putting image width and height helps a lot of the time but does not completely eliminate the problem. For instance, there is a matrix of about 12-20 buttons to choose from. Every once in a while, only a few show up, but when you click one and javascript/AJAX engages, then usually the rest follow. However, all the images are in the source code from the beginning. Has anybody had anything like this happen? If so, how did you resolve it?

I just figured that out myself. I guess I posted here because I was thinking it had something to do with variable types. So, I guess the other way would be to get the results once, copy them to an array row by row, and then store the array to a session variable? Alternately, I could query just one row each time. Any better ideas?

I am running into a weird issue. Normally, if you store the result from a query in a variable you can go through it with mysql_fetch_array. I am attempting to store the result in a session variable, but when I try to run through it using ajax and mysql_fetch_array, it just does not work as expected. Should you be able to use mysql_fetch_array with database results with persistent results in a session variable? I am not sure if I am doing something wrong or just need to make the application a different way.

One more thing. I would try putting your statement through phpMyAdmin. Remove and escape characters until it actually works. Then, you'll at least know what is causing it.