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It's simple i want some php codes that can do the trick.. i want php scripts that's all i want....please I'm afraid it doesn't work that way... Not sure how many people would be willing to write this for you, especially for free. There may already be some open source projects you could utilize. If you are willing to pay then there is always the Freelance Board.

I understand what you want, but what do you need help with?

Works for me.

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/control-structures.foreach.php

What exactly do you need help with?

Search for "Javascript Gallery". I would also recommend using a framework such as JQuery because it will make your life a lot easier.

http://php.net/manual/en/function.urlencode.php

To be more specific it checks data type along with value.

People are actually complaining about this?

Uh, what? Give us more information. What are you trying to open it with?

That would be Apache, not PHP.

We don't take demands...

Well, well, welcome! Check out this thread: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,232740.0.html

Did you set the DocumentRoot in Apache?

I have no clue either. I did a search for it and this thread was the first result...

World Cup... what's that? ;P

Sorry to hear about your situation. If you don't ask specific questions I'm going to have to move this to the freelance section. (BTW - There aren't too many kind souls when it's for free :-\ )

Incredulous...

well i mean i figure i could just run a query that pulls the field names if this is possible? And i could just have a loop that runs one for each field name. Like F1Fan said, you would need a query to grab all of the rows then queries for as many rows you have to update them all. Very inefficient. Have you tried your original query?

This should definitely be done in SQL. I'm moving to the MySQL section unless you specify otherwise.

</pre> <li> <b You're getting the error because you're not sending an array. Change the names to both be the same array with no key values.

Yes, they are called prepared statements.

There are "screenshot" classes made for PHP. You may want to take a look at those.

No biggie. Netbeans is surely a great IDE mostly because it was made by Sun (Oracle) but I find Eclipse to be better, especially for plugins and stuff like that. Anyway, yeah, the sticky should have all the information you need.

Yeah, but that would only fix it for that file. If '$bHost' is used anywhere else it won't work. Nice, I figured there was some sort of configuration file being included.