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how about using what you have but in index.php do a str_replace to change '_' to ' '

have you tried.... $content = preg_replace('#\[code\](.*?)\[/code\]#ies', "'<div class=\"code\">'.nl2br(htmlspecialchars('$1')).'</div>'", $content);

sorry guys, i left you in the dark there for a bit. i wrote a reply, hit the post button and then walked away thinking it was posted but it hadn't. anyway what i was gonna say was, if I'm understanding you right, you're actually trying to achieve the opposite of each other. madness, you are trying to use the same session variables across two different sessions, which is not possible. You will need to either use that application variable workaround i posted or you will need to store the data in a database. I don't fully grasp what you're trying to achieve. may be you just want to know when the last time someone accessed testpage.php. in which case, when the page is requested, query the database/text file for a previously stored time, save that - it'll be the answer, and then override it (or create a new entry if it wasn't found) with the current time. then when someone else comes along with a different session, they can still access the stored data so different sessions become irrelevant. But, as thirdearth pointed out, opening a new tab/window will sometimes keep the same session. i think it's down to what browser you are using. only after closing all open browsers of the same type (FF, IE, Safari etc), will end your session. actually don't quote me on that because i don't know that for sure but that's what usually happens. so your example you gave would actually work. you'd be able to access the same session variable if you opened the app in a new tab. thirdearth, i believe you are trying to do the opposite. you actually want a new session each time a new tab/window is opened. this is quite tricky. basically, i think this is down to browser settings and it should be possible to create two profiles in FF that use separate sessions. but that is on the client side and you have no way of controlling that server side. In IE a new window will create a new session. a new tab won't. ctrl+n won't. the only way i can think to solve this is long-winded and not very elegant. when the user logs in, generate a unique number and then append that to every link and form from then on. so user 1 logs in and gets given an id of 1. the page is then downloaded and all links/forms on the page has ?sid=1. so as they navigate through the app, they are passing 1 to each page. so all links/forms on every other page will append $_REQUEST['sid']. user 2 logs in and gets given and id of 2. all links generated from this will have ?sid=2. therefore you can now duplicate your session variables e.g. $_SESSION['blah_' . $REQUEST['sid']] = foo; which will give you $_SESSION['blah_1'] and $_SESSION['blah_2']. after all that, it's probably not much help at all but i didn't want to leave you hanging. these are just my thoughts on the subject and may not be 100% accurate. you will need to test this yourselves and see if it works. let me know how you get on.

i think you might be able to use something like this: <?php $pagination->select_what = DBPREFIX.'serial.*, '.DBPREFIX.'customer.customername '; $pagination->the_table = DBPREFIX . 'serial left join ' . DBPREFIX . 'customer on ' . DBPREFIX . 'serial.customerid = ' . DBPREFIX . 'customer.id '; $pagination->add_query = ' ORDER BY `ID` ASC'; ?>

i would love to help you but i don't have a clue about what you're asking!

you were right in what you were doing, it's just not exactly how i would do it, but it is close. Not to say my way is better, it's just what i'm used to. i would do something like this: <?php $query = "SELECT * FROM users ORDER BY users.lastname"; $result = mysql_query($query) or die (mysql_error()); while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { extract($row); $uid = $row[id]; echo "<tr><td><input type='checkbox' name='uid_$uid'/></td>\n"; echo "<tr><td><input type='text' name='amt_$uid'/></td>\n"; echo "<tr><td><input type='text' name='uid_$uid'/></td>\n"; } ?> then the action page would go something like this: <?php $query = "SELECT * FROM users ORDER BY users.lastname"; $result = mysql_query($query) or die (mysql_error()); while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { extract($row); $uid = $row[id]; if ($_REQUEST['uid_' . $uid] != '') { //it was checked //change this to do what you need to do echo "amt entered was " . $_REQUEST['amt_' . $uid]; echo "reason entered was " . $_REQUEST['reason_' . $uid]; } } ?>

i take it these 'sections' are session independent from each other. Can you not store the data in a db or have you considered application variables? application variable work-around: http://www.leosingleton.com/projects/code/phpapp/

how about: echo "<tr><td><input type='checkbox' name='myarray[]' value='$uid' /></td>\n"; echo "<td><input type='int' name='amt_<? echo $uid;?>' size='5'></td> <td><input type='text' name='reason_<? echo $uid;?>' size='20'></td></tr>\n"; then you can do: <?php if ($_REQUEST['amt_' . $uid] != '') { } if ($_REQUEST['reason_' . $uid] != '') { } ?> or something like that. i guess it would depend on what you're doing after the form has been submitted. infact, personally, i wouldn't use an array at all.

this is not a php question! but try making the container of #inner position:relative; that may help you

to insert a datetime into a field it should be in this format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS how you get the values is up to you. textbox, selects, js datepickers, etc... php date() function will help you to format dates and time if you need to.

I managed to get this to work but my understanding of what's actually happening is not that great so this is just speculation. I have been using examples and not the actual code I'm using but I'll see if i can explain. the wsdl says the setContact request is formed like this: <setContact xmlns="xmlns"> <Customer id="int"> <name>string</address> <address>string</address> </Customer> </setContact> which, I'll admit is different from my example in the first post but this is actually what i was after. The soap client object is instantiated like this: <?php $client = new SoapClient(wsdl, array( 'trace' => 1, 'encoding' => 'UTF-8', 'soap_version' => SOAP_1_1, 'classmap' => array('Customer' => 'Customer') )); ?> So i now create my own Customer class: <?php class Customer { public $id = 0; public $name = ""; public $address = ""; function __construct($title = "", $name = "", $address = "") { $this->id = $id; $this->name = $name; $this->address = $address; } } ?> So i create a Customer object: <?php $customer = new Customer(22, "name", "address"); ?> Now i use a SoapVar object: <?php $encodedCustomer = new SoapVar($customer, SOAP_ENC_OBJECT, "Customer", namespace); ?> and call the function: <?php $client->__soapCall('setContact', array("parameters" => array("Customer" => $encodedCustomer)), array(), null, $outputHeaders); ?> And somehow it works. I think the secret to this is the classmap used when instantiating the soapclient object. That and using soapvars. like i said, i'm not totally sure about the inner workings of this but i got the result i was looking for. special thanks to mikeschroeder for taking an interest in this. cheers buddy!

no probs

there are many ways to perform validation on required fields. many people use isset and strlen > 0. i just like to go: if ($_REQUEST['FirstName'] == '') { //some error handling code } else { //it's all good code } for creating a mailto link, well i don't think that's possible and even if it is i don't think you would want to do it like that. lookup the php mail() function. you use that to send out emails

not with php. javascript can. give that form element an id, then attach an onload event and use: document.getElementById('inputid').focus(); or what Maq said

sorry if i'm following you exactly... remove these lines: foreach($fields as $a => $b) { $body .= "<tr><th>" . $a . "</th><td>" . $_REQUEST[$a] . "</td></tr>"; } is that what you want?

hey stealthmode666, can you go through and everywhere you find $Body change it to $body. then run it and see if that's any better.

that certainly does work but i'm not seeing any way of dealing with attributes like <function> <someParam id="att1">value1</someParam> <another>value2</another> <etc>etc</etc> </function> I am having some luck with using an object. I'll post back to let you know how i get on. thanks again. oh yeah... $soap->wsdlFunctionName( 'value1', 'value2', 'etc' ); i don't think i can do this because it's a .net webservice??? parameters need to be passed in an array keyed parameters: array('parameters' = > array ('v1' => 'value1', 'v2' => 'value2'); also need to login by setting the authenication header just to complicate things. but i've taken care of that. it's just this different kind of method call.

i'm not understanding the question now. what is it you want to get out of the query? will it be something like: google : 20 yahoo : 10 another : 5 etc...

ok off the top of my head here but it might work : "SELECT count(*) as num, Ad_Tracker FROM Training_Inquiries WHERE DATE_SUB(CURDATE(),INTERVAL 30 DAY) <= Contact_Date GROUP BY Ad_tracker" while ($r = mysql_fetch_array($res)) { echo $r['num']." Selected ".$r['Ad_Tracker'].".<br>"; }

yes i am but sorry, i can't give you the url.

Sorry for the confusion here. We're actually dealing with two separate things. the first being my interpretation of: This is where the my last post comes into play. It will let you iterate through your field array and display each one on a new row in a html table. the second, is the errors you have been getting, which premiso quite rightly said: My first post, unfortunately had serveral errors from copying your code. You were using $body and $Body variables and there was still the problem premiso pointed out. I just changed the code i needed to get the loop to work. I should have cleaned up the errors before submitting so you weren't trying out code with blatant errors in it. My correction should work ok.

Hi mikeschroeder, thanks very much for the response. I wasn't sure if anyone was going to answer at all! Unfortunately that hasn't worked either. The error returned is still the same unhelpfulness as before: Fault description: Fault occured Fault code: soap:Server I was thinking it might ave something to do with creating a soapvar first and setting the attribute through that. but i don't know how these things work.

not sure who's post you're referring to but just in case you were thinking about using this, i should tidy up what i posted earlier.. $Body = "Robert. You have received these contact details .com:<br /><br />"; $Body .= "<table>"; foreach($fields as $a => $b) { $Body .= "<tr><th>" . $a . "</th><td>" . $_REQUEST[$a] . "</td></tr>"; } $Body .= "<tr>"; $Body .= "<td width=\"200px\">Member Name</td><td width=\"400px\">". $_POST['Member_Name'] ."</td>"; $Body .= "</tr><tr>"; $Body .= "<td>Members Contact Number</td><td>". $_POST['telephone'] ."</td>"; $Body .= "</tr></table>";

loop throught the days 1-31 and use the checkdate function to determine if the day should be outputted or not. http://uk.php.net/checkdate

I don't know if you can. what does your data look like? it seems strange to me that you would want the value of the option to be outlet_rate when you want to find out what sub_class was selected.