toivo

If you are using WAMP2, the php.ini file is in c:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.8\bin. Regards, toivo

Hi, It sounds as if your installation file may be corrupted. The script install.php has over 2000 lines. The installation works all right using the latest download of e107 and WAMP2. Regards, toivo

That code does not look like a Joomla template. It refers to e107 which is another CMS. Is that what your site is implemented in?

VirtueMart from http://virtuemart.org is a popular Open Source shopping cart that works with Joomla.

I hope not ;-) Then every phishing site would be doing it. Regards,

You can find some examples through a search in google for: php imap mailbox

Hi, The IMAP functions work well with an Exchange mailbox: http://php.net/manual/en/ref.imap.php Regards,

Hi, The first line checks if the form has been posted by a browser which identifies its type. Mind you, it is possible to use cURL and fake any browser you want. The second line checks if the form has been posted. If the method was GET, the form has probably been displayed by the code earlier and we can now exit. Regards,

You refer to one of the columns as u_LV and u_lv. The identifiers are not case sensitive under Windows or Mac OS X but if your MySQL server runs under Unix/Linux, they are different identifiers and cause your query to fail.

There are mail classes available like PHPMailer from http://phpmailer.codeworxtech.com/ or PEAR::Mail which support attachments.

This is not an error but a notice only, and there are ways to turn them off if you want. Depends on how tidy you want your code to be, of course. Before you refer to the value in the array, you need to check if it is set. Not all user agents set the value for $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'].

The shopping cart application in a CMS can be 100 000 lines of code. I would not re-invent a wheel, but it is up to you :-)

Did you try it? My example compares dates, not times:

There is no need to re-invent the wheel: for example VirtueMart at http://virtuemart.org has a PayPal payment module which does exactly the things you want to do.

Even though a website built with PHP can have hundreds of thousands of lines of code, websites do not rely on PHP alone. PHP scripts generate HTML pages which often have also javascript embedded. There are javascript libraries like Mootools, Scriptaculous and jQuery which simplify the creation and manipulation of HTML documents. You could first familiarise with the concept of MVC - Model, View and Controller, to see how websites can be structured. From there it is an easy step to install a Content Management System (CMS) like Joomla and get a flying start in building sites. Joomla has hundreds of extensions which are free. You could run a site with a photo gallery, chat room and support forum in no time, using the application from the Open Source communities. In due course, you can return the favor and publish something you have developed. It is a huge area, and lots of fun. Even with lots of experience in IT in general, I learn new things every day :-)