Danny696

Would it not just be echo $picture->getElementsByTagName('url')->item(0)->nodeValue;

Hey there, Im Danny696, I'm 16, and been developng for about 3 years now, and been able to make what I need for about half of that. I've really only been working on MMORPG Game development, and created my own engine for such projects. I am currently at college, doing Computing, which involves VB. Anything else PM me.

It really depends on your script, I do believe you can use 0 for an infinite time, which could be preferred for a file hosting site.

It should work, usually NOT EQUAL statements are just !=, but I do believe !== will work, but you could also do if (mysqli_stmt_num_rows($stmt2) == 0){ OR just a if (!mysqli_stmt_num_rows($stmt2)){

max_execution_time is exactly what it says on the tin. The maximum time to execute the code before it times out. This can be changed via the php.ini file, or I do believe via the set_time_limit(int $TimeOutInSeconds) php function. max_input_time is the time that php is allowed to parse the input data, e.g GET and POST, which can again be changed via the php.ini file.

A simple mets tag should do the job; <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="32" />