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You have to have an utf8_encode() function within your fwrite command.. Example: //Convert the hex to chinese characters $work = html_entity_decode($xslt_result, ENT_NOQUOTES,'UTF-8'); //$work = utf8_encode($work); print $work.".html should be the resulting file"; rename("work.html", utf8_encode($work).".html",$context); Try and see if that works.. fwrite and rename seem to default to ISO-latin1..

Yes, this is an old post. Note that combining the files just wasted internal resources, and your processor will have a double footprint per user. Most browsers slipstream your JS files per each requests, smaller separate files are in most cases faster for client loading purposes.

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somedomain.com/idevaffiliate/sale.php?profile=1111&idev_saleamt=1&idev_ordernum=1&idev_option_1=name&idev_option_2=email@gmail.com& $profile = $_GET['profile']; $idev_saleamt = $_GET['idev_saleamt']; $idev_ordernum = $_GET['idev_ordernum']; $idev_option_2 = $_GET['idev_option_2']; if isset(.....)//check for all of them { mail('person@site.com', 'Affiliate sale', "$profile bought $ordernum"); //Won't work.. but use mail() function } Simple and without any security really.. but it'll work if you go to the url..

Everything in the function stays in the function's private scope. $total is something that the function returns, the total of $a and $b. Also, 'return $total' can be substituted for 'echo $total', they're just different structures. <?php $a=5; //Public variable, can be accessed here or in a function $b=8; function add($a,$b) { $total=($a+$b); //Private, not public scope return $total; } echo "$a + $b = " . add($a,$b) . "<br />"; ?>

OMG, I said == "" and not ="" ....... fixed up there..I'm so tired..Rofl.

Just try my code above I edited.. it should work .. it won't display a 0 since the code implicity implies it to not display a 0.. I don't think it's in your tables..

Wow, I guess this is just to show if it looks easy it won't work, I hadn't a clue PHP wouldn't support something structured like that. if($health == 0 || $health == '0' || $health == null){$GLOBALS['health'] = "";} if($energy == 0 || $energy== '0' || $energy == null){$GLOBALS['energy'] = "";} if($acv1 == 0 || $acv1 == '0' || $acv1 == null){$GLOBALS['acv1'] = "";} if($acv2 == 0 || $acv2 == '0' || $acv2 == null){$GLOBALS['acv2'] = "";} if($dcv1 == 0 || $dcv1 == '0' || $dcv1 == null){$GLOBALS['dcv1'] = "";} if($dcv2 == 0 || $dcv2 == '0' || $dcv2 == null){$GLOBALS['dcv2'] = "";} if($total_cp == 0 || $total_cp == '0' || $total_cp== null){$GLOBALS['total_cp'] = "";} Bleh.

I was gonna write something like that, I started to understand what you meant. Glad I could help!

foreach( $derived_info as $key => $value){ if ($value == '0' || $value == null || !isset($value)) { $GLOBALS['derived_info['.$key.']'] == ""; } } Blah, didn't know php was so picky about those things..

if (ob_get_level() == 0) ob_start();//place this at top of page for ($i = 1; $i <= 100; $i++) { echo "$i<br/>\n"; echo str_pad('',4096)."\n"; ob_flush(); flush(); sleep(1); } ob_end_flush(); Try this Doesn't require any changing of php.ini settings.

This should work.. $health = $derived_info['health']; $energy = $derived_info['energy']; $acv1 = $derived_info['acv1']; $acv2 = $derived_info['acv2']; $dcv1 = $derived_info['dcv1']; $dcv2 = $derived_info['dcv2']; $total_cp = $derived_info['total_cp']; foreach( $derived_info as $key => $value){ if ($value == 0 || $value == null || !isset($value) { $GLOBALS['derived_info[$key]'] == ""; } } [/code]

Like this then? reset($menuCreation); while (list($key,$value) = each($menuCreation)) { if(!is_numeric($key)){ //! means not, no need for extra else. if (is_array($value)){ //insert it back into the array $value = implode($value); //Yeah! echo $x; } } } //test function print_r ($menuCreation);

Your code: if ($acv2 == '0') { echo ''; } else { echo $acv2; } That will quite simply echo '' before the tables are even written! You may want to check if it is null with isset() or use a global scope: if ($acv2 == false || $acv2 == null { $GLOBALS['acv2'] == ""; } That'll check if $acv2 is 0 or null, and if it is it'll REWRITE $acv2 as nothing, so in the table it will not display a 0.

Do you mean place $x, the implosion of $value into an array? then something such as this.. reset($menuCreation); while (list($key,$value) = each($menuCreation)) { if(!is_numeric($key)){ //! means not, no need for extra else. if (is_array($value)){ //insert it back into the array $x = implode($value); $menuCreation[1][0] = $x; //second [] is array within array. echo $x; } } } //test function print_r ($menuCreation); You'd just need to modify which arrays you had([1][0] in my example). It can be set within a function like yours..

Fixed it, try it again and see if it works.

Here try this, fixed shorthands and rewrote your while loop.. might be worth a try. <?php $con = mysql_connect("localhost", "username", "password") or die(mysql_error()); mysql_select_db("database", $con) or die(mysql_error()); if ($_POST['newurl'] != '') { $url = $_POST['url']; mysql_query("INSERT INTO urls (url) VALUES ('$url')"); $new_url = true; } else if ($_GET['delete'] != "") { $del = $_GET['delete']; mysql_query("DELETE FROM urls WHERE id='$del'"); $url_delete = true; } ?> <html> <head> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="../main.css" /> <title>Lockerz Invites - Admin Panel</title> </head> <body> <center> <?php if ($add_new) { echo '<div class="success"><center>New URL added successfully!</center></div>'; } ?> <?php if ($url_delete) { echo '<div class="success"><center>URL Deleted successfully!</center></div>'; } ?> <form name="addurl" action="" method="post"> <input type="hidden" name="newurl" value="1"> <table class='alternate'> <tr bgcolor="b96e00"> <td><font color="ffffff"><center>URL</center></font></td><td></td> </tr> <tr bgcolor="555555"> <td><center><input type="text" name="url" value="" maxlength="1024" size="90%"></center></td> <td><center><input type="submit" value="Add"></center></td> </tr> </table> </form> <br> <table class='alternate'> <tr bgcolor="b96e00"> <td><font color="ffffff"><center>URL List</center></font></td><td></td> </tr> <?php $searchresult = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM urls"); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($searchresult)); { echo '<tr bgcolor="555555">'; echo '<td><center><input type="text" name="url" value=" ' . $row['url'] . ' " readonly></center></td>'; echo '<td><center><input type="button" value="Delete" onclick="window.location.href=\"index.php?delete=' . $row['id'].'\" "alt="Delete"></center></td></tr>'; } ?> </table> </center> </body> </html> Edit: And a string escape misplaced

You're asking the script to execute infinite times.. for ($i = 1; $i <= 100; $i++) { echo "$i<br/>\n"; sleep(1); } Note you will have to use output buffering and flush() if you wish the echo to actually echo each sleep, and not wait 100 seconds before displaying it all.

PHP uses output buffering and the script would complete before it'd be displayed after writing the file.... I'd recommend using ob_start, flush and sleep() to halt execution of the re-read, I'm not quite in tune with how you coded that.. I can't rewrite it to work for you.

I've looked for 20 minutes and can't find line 93. Regardless, switch all your <? shorthands to <?php. Many servers I've come across don't read them and don't parse the code, throwing it away.

PHP and apache are untouchable and installed already I assume on your host, 99% of hosts will have everything you need already.. If you upload via FTP or an online manager, your index.php/or website in full to your /www/ or /public_http/ folder, you'll notice on your domain the php file will work off the bat, hosts are simple enough..... wrong forums though.

Well you can use something such as AJAX to call 'getvideo.php?vid=this' which would handle the video embed codes, simply echoing them. Then your 'mus' form, could be replaced with the video using JS/AJAX combination which should not be hard at all, and best, you will not even need to have the page to be refreshed to load it up. This isn't a PHP question though, prolly why it was deleted /moved before. ... If you don't want to use AJAX, then do this. <?php if (isset($_GET['vid'])) { $vid = $_GET['vid']; if($vid = 'foo') { echo "<embed wmpclass bla stream=mss://foo/blaa>";} if($vid = 'dog') { echo "<embed wmpclass bla stream=mss://dog/blaaaa>"; } } ?> Lazy example, but works for what you want it.. all on one page.. defined by.. getvideo.php?vid=xxx..

A button is clientside, PHP is a serverside language. You'd need to use a form like this.. <form action="whatever.php" method="post"> <input type="button" value="click me to calculate!"/> </form And it'll POST and inputs etc. to whatever.php. If you use a text input for example like you'd see in normal forms.. if an input was named 'name="ID" ' you could see it in PHP as.. $_POST['ID'].. Edit: You may want to use JS to insert a random number into the box. You can do buttons like this.. <button onClick="document.getelementbyID('rand1').value = 4">Button</button>

You sure you have SWFobject? The code does not look invalid but I would not recommend using it if you run into problems like this. Use the above example with your .$build. variable inserted.. You can do paramaters the same as the rest, just don't mess with CLSID's.

My code works fine, I tested it myself! Go to these urls.. $keyword = WHATEVER $rssFeeds[0] = 'http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?hl=en&q='.urencode($keyword).'&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=rss'; http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?hl=en&q=dog&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=rss http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?hl=en&q=foo&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=rss http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?hl=en&q=wow&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=rss They all work as rss, your parsing is done wrong then? What queries ARE returning something?