[Comparing values of 2 arrays combined with mysql field names]

Yeah, not meaning to pick on you, it's just that when I start a new project, usually here's what I have so far:

[Comparing values of 2 arrays combined with mysql field names]

Here's what I have so far:

 

In the code that is processing the form change to update the database:

 

 

Hahaha That's pretty funny!

[[SOLVED] firstday class]

try this instead:

<?php
class products{
//
}

$stock=new products();

var_dump($stock);
?>

 

When doing OO PHP coding, you can't usually just print out an object...

 

Hope this helps.

[php, xml and flash]

Try typing in the path by hand to make sure that the xml file exists. Assuming it does, post the part of your code that looks for the xml file and we'll take a look at it.

[mp3 player]

I'd just use XSPF Player (http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/) and the XSPF XML format...

[Run an exe file--]

I'm just saying that PHP runs on the server, so any commands done with exec() are also run on the server.

 

If you want to run a program on the clients computer, it must be done with a client-side script like JS or vbscript, or activex or something.

 

No hard feelings... just trying to help. 

[Close browser window, or redirect at specific time]

Thorpe is right, you need to use JS. But how will you know how long to wait before redirecting/closing the window? It will depend on the clients connection speed, buffering rates, etc... I really don't know how you will do this without kicking a user off before they have finished watching the movie...

 

You need to figure something else out, maybe like keeping a bandwidth counter in a session variable and using PHP filesize()... I dunno.

[Td height help?]

Oh, specify the height in the row (tr) not the column (td). Then it should make the heights the same. As in:

<tr>
<td height='10'>
</td>
</tr>

<tr height='100%'>
...

Typically you specify height in <tr> and width in <td>.

[Run an exe file--]

Of course it works on localhost (127.0.0.1)!

 

My point is that exec runs commands on the server, not the client. Only in your case, that's the same thing...

[problems with firefox]

Try using span...  ???

[creating an email a friend script..]

$message1 = $_POST['friend_name1'] . "\r\n" . $_POST['message'];

 

It's apparently looking for the message to be POSTed from the form ($_POST['message']).

 

Hope that helps.

[Run an exe file--]

I'm pretty sure that wouldn't work actually... because PHP is server-side, so if anything, it will try to run sound recorder on the remote server.

 

Try this:

<a href='file://c:/WINDOWS/system32/sndrec32.exe'>record sound</a>

it seems to work in IE (but you have to click 'run'). In FF you can only 'save' the file...

 

Hope the above helps.

[Close browser window, or redirect at specific time]

Put a session variable of when the user should be booted (like a timestamp). Then check for it in every page, if the time is greater than the timestamp, kill the session.

[creating an email a friend script..]

[code]Here's you problem: change 

if (isset($_POST['tellsubmit'])) {

doTell($notice, $adminEmail, $subject, $websiteName, $defaultMessageClose, $link);

}

else {

doTellForm($privacyPolicyLinkText, $privacyPolicyLinkURL, $defaultMessageIntro, $link);

}

[/code]

 

to

 

if (isset($_POST['Submit'])) {
doTell($notice, $adminEmail, $subject, $websiteName, $defaultMessageClose, $link);
}
else {
doTellForm($privacyPolicyLinkText, $privacyPolicyLinkURL, $defaultMessageIntro, $link);
}

 

(It's at the bottom of the script.)

 

Hope that helps.

[Anonymous Data in PHP]

<?php
for($i=0;$<count($_POST);$i++) {
  if($_POST[$i] != NULL && $_POST[$i] != "") {
    // Do whatever you want with this piece of info...
  }
}
?>

 

Is that what you have in mind? Hope it helps.

[Listing with background image and link]

<ul>
<li style='background-image: url(users.jpg);'>Users</li>       
<li style='background-image: url(tools.jpg);'>Tools</li>
<li style='background-image: url(logout.jpg);'>Logout</li>
</ul>

 

Is that what you're looking for? Hope it helps.

[Td height help?]

It looks like your table is set to have three columns. So you need this code to make the second row span the entire table:

<tr>
<td height='10' colspan='3'>
</td>
</tr>

I'm sure there's a way to do it in CSS too, I just didn't feel like looking it up.

 

Hope that helps.

[PNG Transparency while retaining black]

Not sure if this is your problem, but if you're viewing the image in IE6, it doesn't support PNG transparency. See this site for a fix in JavaScript: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola.

 

Otherwise, make sure that the "save gamma" option is checked when you save your image.

[Wife 1.0]

ME?

You gotta be kidding me.

Oh, I though anyone who finds that joke funny must be married... sry.

Me, I used to run Single 1.0, but I've upgraded to Single 1.2 because the new Over-The-Sink-Dining plugin is really nice.

[my new site]

Maybe implement your 'support' link...

 

Also, for security, block the following directories:

1 ) http://www.trancehosts.com/images/

2 ) http://www.trancehosts.com/pages/

3 ) http://trancehosts.com/support/

4 ) http://trancehosts.com/support/chat/config/

5 ) http://trancehosts.com/support/chat/lib/

6 ) http://trancehosts.com/support/chat/lib/commands/

7 ) http://trancehosts.com/support/chat/lib/database/

8 ) http://trancehosts.com/support/chat/images/

9 ) http://trancehosts.com/support/chat/admin/

 

I didn't really TRY to hack it, but I'm sure it's possible the way you've got it configured.

 

A few other notes:

1) How can you say "99.7% uptime" when you're not running the server, LiquidWeb is?

2) I would do a lighter background with darker letters, but that's just my preference.

[Language String not displying]

I dunno... this isn't your problem, but there isn't really a

</br>

tag. Otherwise your code looks ok.

[Posting a file to a site with curl]

You mean like this?

http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/php/

[Language String not displying]

Can you post the parts of your code that set $set, $d, $settings_save, and $settings_not_save?

The code you posted looks OK, so he problem must be elsewhere.

[Change fontFamily in a textarea]

Try this:

<html>
<head>
<script type='text/javascript'>
function changeFont() { document.getElementById('txt').style.fontFamily="Sans"; }
</script>
</head>
<body>
<textarea onclick='changeFont()' id='txt'>Here is some text whose font will be changed if you click here.</textarea>
</body>
</html>

 

It shouldn't be too hard to modify it to work with a select dropdown.

Hope that helps.

[Wife 1.0]

Wow... You must be married.