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  1. Pikachu2000
    There are more reasons not to do it programatically than there are to do it, IMO. For instance, what happens to 'mcDonald' with that function?
  2. Pikachu2000
    Sure. That shouldn't be too hard with a conditional using file_exists.
  3. Pikachu2000
    The shorter it is, the higher the likelihood of a duplicate file name is, but I suppose you could use rand instead.
  4. Pikachu2000
    When you move_uploaded_file(), you could append/prepend a value generated by uniqid to the file name.
  5. Pikachu2000
    There has to be a better solution that what you're attempting. What, exactly are you trying to accomplish?
  6. Pikachu2000
    You usually don't want to manipulate user submitted data in that way, for the simple reason that you have no way of knowing if that's what the user wants it to look like. If you insist on doing it, perhaps you overlooked ucfirst?
  7. Pikachu2000
    It's probably being set just fine when the script is run the first time. From the setcookie manual entry, this probably explains what you're seeing:
  8. Pikachu2000
    Probably doesn't help much, being that this thread is nearly a year old . . .
  9. Pikachu2000
    In Profile --> Settings --> Notifications there are options on how to be notified, and what notifications to receive. There's also an option to follow every thread you reply in. If you don't want to be notified by default, there should be a "Follow This Topic" button in the upper right of each thread, but I believe you still have to at least choose the notification method in your profile settings.
  10. Pikachu2000
    You'd just do it the exact same way you should be escaping all user data, with mysql_real_escape_string. EDIT: Assuming you're using MySQL, of course.
  11. Pikachu2000
    A sincere thanks to everyone! If there's anything I can do to help, please feel free to PM Philip
  12. Pikachu2000
    It isn't working because your changing the data instead of escaping it. Then when you echo the data the quotes are no longer quotes, they're html entities designed to be rendered and displayed by the browser.
  13. Pikachu2000
    The real question is why would you store html markup in the database?
  14. Pikachu2000
    I thought you lived here too. You don't?
  15. Pikachu2000
    Oh, noice.
  16. Pikachu2000
    No, no, no, LOL. I mean from the time Philip asked me on IRC. By the time I was able to CMD-Tab and refresh, it had already happened.
  17. Pikachu2000
    Wow. That was fast! Thanks!
  18. Pikachu2000
    Is magic_quotes_gpc set to on?
  19. Pikachu2000
    mysqli_connect_error() would be the correct function to use where mysql_error() currently is in the code.
  20. Pikachu2000
    I sincerely hope you haven't posted a valid name, address, telephone and social security number on the internet for the entire world to steal.
  21. Pikachu2000
    Since you already know foreach() is there for dealing with arrays, if using a for() or while() loop on an array helps you learn how they work, then by all means do it.
  22. Pikachu2000
    I don't think it's as much a matter of ease, as a matter of what you're used to. Everyone I know thinks Mac OS is "hard" to use. Being a Linux and Mac user for the last 6 years, I think WinD'ohs is hard to use. EDIT: and really, the more granular the control you need over something becomes, the more complex it becomes to control.
  23. Pikachu2000
    You have a multidimensional array there. It will help you see what the structure actually if you do this: echo '<pre>'; print_r($testdata); echo '</pre>';
  24. Pikachu2000
    You already have a thread open for this same problem. Stop double posting.
  25. Pikachu2000
    When I run the code you posted, it does not produce that error.
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