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davidg80: thanks! just fixed it XRayden: thanks! i know this problem, it´s a 3rd party thing.. i´m currently working on a new version, which will have this fixed.

hey there, i´ve a problem while submitting a form via ajax that containts a <select multiple="multiple" id="test">[..] the submit link calls a js function that renders a string with the parameters for the ajax module: (there are other variables too, all which are working) [..]"&technique=" + encodeURI( document.getElementById('test').value ); the problem is now that due to the multiple statement "test" will be an array.. but when assembling the parameter string it just takes one value and not many.. anyone has an (easy to implement) idea to fix this? thx!

thank you very much for looking around! the blue border boxes are just a beta feature.. they will be assimilated or deleted. i promise! to be honest i don't really know what to do with the background. the idea was that i should be - like in real life gallerys - white. if it's colored it takes to much attetion if it's grey i just looks sad.. i'm open for any ideas

i would like to get some feedback of this online gallery i did.. http://www.arteinsania.net (some texts are not translated yet and the icons will be changed, but the rest if functional and as good as finished) thank you

thx applied it to all input fields.. the full path disclosure are also fixed

thank you very much! removed some errors, on others (xss, input data..) i'm still working.. i was thinking of removing the tags with a preg_replace(..) the problem is that i want to allow ():;!\/ in the description fields.. are there any finished functions i can use to make a semantic check or do i have to replace every possibility?

if you don't want to register you can login with psw: test (all useres except elnox, reschl, eugen)

thx http://www.arteinsania.net/

hello.. i developed an platform for artists to present their portfolio online. the first internal testruns are over, now i want to get some more feedback until i can launch it officially.. you can create an account, login, post pictures and send messages (no spamcontroll yet).. please don't send messages to existing users (except elnox) open topics: not everything translated right now (english, spanish, german) design not finished (boxes don't have the same size..) session expire (no message given) thanks in advance and if you need more information please let me know..

thx

the problem is that the object needs some session variables (language).. is there a reason not to serialize it?

ie.. $query = "INSERT ..."; mysql_query($query); $mynewid = mysql_insert_id(); important is that the table has an ID field (name doesn't matter but it should be INT, primary key and auto_increment) even if it's a basic registration you should further think about protecting the 'account' (i think that's what you want after you asked the users for a password)

i think it's the definition of the variable.. class arrayclass() { public $options = array(); $this->options[0] = "hurga"; } ...

of course.. if it's not found.. it can't give you anything.. you have to handle this case by yourself like $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table1"); $num_rows = mysql_num_rows($result); if(!$num_rows) echo "nothing here..";

i've a basic question if there is any reason not to store a userobject in a session.. $tempuser = new cl_user(); $tempuser->LoadById(1); $_SESSION['userobject'] = serialize($tempuser); i did this to avoid many sql accesses, the object itself contains all security functions like html stripping, size checks..