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  1. on a page i have to be able to submit 2 different values for input (name = "test") but it should be via post method and should work with the javascript turned off
  2. ok, perhaps, i must have accidentally clicked that... although i don't remember having done so
  3. ??? how come this topic is marked SOLVED, when nobody replied, the link i included provides image skewing, but it results only to a parallelogram, what I wish to produce however is slightly different, and more difficult, which is image skewing with one side shorter than the other that is your perspective has a ' vanishing point '
  4. The image skewing provided here was fine http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.imagecopy.php#61693 but i was thinking, would it be possible to have a trapezoidal skew, sort of how a frame would 'really' look in a 3d perspective, so that the farther end is shorter?
  5. that's exactly what i need, 'skew' was the keyword in my mind, but it didnt' occur to me that's what someone else would use, funny many thanks
  6. Would it be possible to, using GD, create a parallelogram rendering of an image? Any tips would be a plus, thanks
  7. ok, so which of these folders is the one that is in the web server document root, then?
  8. starter on procedural MVC would this be right? on the web folder , i have my controller codes / php files on two different folders with the same level as the web folder, i have the model, and then, the view /project/web /project/model /project/view
  9. i need to load the page in a sequence that i the more essential stuff load up quickly and the longer lists load later... i have this page with tons of info, and there are some areas that are accessed more frequently basically it might allow the user to see the common links rather quickly, and click on it before the entire page loads if it is not necessary for the entire page to load
  10. thanks ok, that was quick... which way should i go then... javascript?
  11. Is there a way for me to handle the sequence by which elements of the page are loaded on the browser via php? thanks
  12. to whom it may concern, just wanted to ask if there's a place where i might find installation instructions for php 5.+ on linux via source (.tar.gz file) i haven't had sufficient time to really get into it, so if anyone might know a straightforward guide for this that i may be able to use... better if included source installation for apache and mysql as well... btw, wouldn't it be helpful if we have sticky's for such, basic installations... options to install php get it going, wamp, xamp, windows-apache-mysql-php, linux-apache-mysql-php(using .tar.gz, using apt, using deb, using rpm...) it might sound like spoonfeeding, but i really just want to focus on php-mysql development more than anything else, thanks
  13. ei there, just in need of enlightenment regarding the behavior of autocommit, would it matter overly if i had to call global functions in between autocommit set to false and autocommit set true?
  14. thanks everyone, it's nice to know that there is no problem with the tarball, i was forced to have a friend download it for me on a non too secure network... sorry for the trouble, i just had to be sure there's nothing wrong with the file itself
  15. ok here's what i get violation of compressed file restriction - does this indicate a restriction from our server? curiously, i can still download the mysql tar.gz which is about 60 Mb as opposed to php being less than 10 mb i've had a friend download it for me, he zipped it into rar format and mailed to me... but still i can't access / download the deformed file...??? it was renamed double2x.rar
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