ILMV

I agree, the structure and content seem fine, probably a few tweaks to be made, but yet again we have another design that doesn't really suite its purpose, what I mean is this is a web design themed service, that you have designed with a brick background? The problem we have is as soon as I hit the site I naturally want to read the page header, content header and then content, the design should not get in the way of this, but my eye is being distracted by they background, the weird black and white painting thing on the right and the branches that are behind the page header. ILMV

Graduated what At the moment the only thing you need to worry about is your design, it looks truly horrible. Here are my points: - Your design is very 1990s, It isn't very modern and there are plenty of elements that unnessasarally detract attention form your content. - Your header image isn't really linked with what you do. - You have your name as your title, fine, but why have you got what you do in a fancy font, and the last work is at a 90* angle? - Whats Miami AMN? - Whats with the weird dripping water thing? Again, a very abstract element to use on a technology themed website. - Your favicon is pointless, you need to think why you need it, for example the YouTube favicon stands out in my bookmarks, because it is relevant to the site, yours is relevant to your design and not your company / field of expertise... Oh, and despite the icon, it doesn't validate, but I think this is the least of your worries. I will leave it there for now, please take these points constructively, I am more than happy to answer any further questions. ILMV

You're welcome, I used to do exactly the same, causing an error to handle funny URLs, when I learnt about mod-rewrite it made things sooo much more efficient. ILMV

Ah! That's your problem, because it cannot find your fake directory and you haven't mod_rewrite it correctly, you are firing a 404 error and your index is picking it up, you then handle the URL that the error handle has provided. No matter what happens the browser will receive a 404 and will not cache the image. You need to use mod_rewrite to convert your fake path to your index, like this --> index.php?file=RZVB,jpg That way you can handle the script without a 404, and the browser should cache the image. I'm not an expert on mod_rewrite, but there is a forum here to help ILMV

What's the error?

Are you using .htaccess to redirect your URL to your index.php script?

Is there a way to check the headers? Just to make sure they are being set correctly :-) Especially Content-type

echo(date('d/m/Y',strtotime($datetime))); That should do it...

I don't think you have explained your problem well enough, are you trying to say when I am on www.mydomain.com/uk/news/hello, you want all other links on that page to include the language?

How about trying what I suggested?

Right, answer me this question. How are you converting this link: mysite.com/en/news/rainy_day To this: mysite.com/index.php?lang=en&section=news&newsid=rainy_day Once you can tell me this I might be able to help you...

This is a total punt, but does a function return an value and a method doesn't?

After your forum question insert you need to use the mysql_insert_id function, this returns the unique identifier of the last insert query, you can slap that into an array and use it in the next query. http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-insert-id.php

Can you post for code using the [ php ] [ /php ] without the spaces...

I am assuming you are already using htaccess to send /a/b/c to ?1=a&2=b&3=c... you should change your htaccess file to send the language too

Hello I'm glad those ads at the bottom aren't yours, looks horrible... you might want to consider using a different host Anyway I think your design has a long way to go, it was all summed up when you said this:

Using PHP... probably not, you would probably have to use some desktop programming language, immediately navigate to and pause at a point in the video (20%, 50% etc) then capture the frame and output it. Edit: Google search http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/3747.html

Yes! Have a look at these articles, it uses IMAP to connect to a mailbox, then loop through it to retrieve the emails.

You should do this: function wealth_status($money) { switch($money) { case($money < 100000): $output='Very Poor'; break; case($money < 350000): $output='Poor'; break; case($money < 1000000): $output='Worker'; break; case($money < 3000000): $output='Saver'; break; case($money < 6500000): $output='Investor'; break; case($money < 10000000): $output='Wealthy'; break; case($money < 25000000): $output='Rich'; break; case($money < 50000000): $output='Very Rich'; break; case($money < 100000000): $output='Filthy Rich'; break; case($money >= 100000000): $output='Notoriously Rich'; break; default: $output='Invalid Wealth'; break; } return $output; }

Get FireFox and install the "SQL Inject Me" add on :-)

Take a look at this -> http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_area.asp, as I am pretty such you cannot use a CSS image for image mapping.

Care to upload a screenshot for those who don't use an 8 year old browser?

If you want a quick answer I would suggest not bumping it, it looks as if you have received an answer and I almost didn't bother looking It is posting "Submitted by API" because that's exactly what it's doing, I don't have the link on my, but you have to register with a name and link for your service, examples: TweetDeck -> http://tweetdeck.com Tweetie -> http://tweetie.com etc etc, Once you have done this I think Twitter gives you the usual array of API keys etc, which, when used should say "from Bob's Script".

You're right, it doesn't make sense. Can you provide an example, or perhaps explain a little more?

Do you have to use xml_parser_create? It might be easier with SimpleXML... http://uk2.php.net/simplexml