PeterPopper

I want to show different content to different users from different states. So, if a visitor is visiting the website from California, I want to show California content. Likewise, if a user is visiting from any other State (say NY, Chicago, or anywhere), I want to show content relating to that State. Any suggestions? Thanks.

Is this a tough one? Not hearing from anyone.

I am using a PHP class (it is attached) for Google Analytics that I got from this link below: http://www.acleon.co.uk/?p=173 Unfortunately, it appears the Class has a PHP error: Warning: implode() [function.implode]: Invalid arguments passed in Galvanize.php on line 114 and line 181. This is line 114: setcookie('__utmc', implode('.', $this->UTMC), 0, $this->CookiePath, $this->getDomain()); Here is line 181: $urchinUrl .= '&utmcc=__utma%3D'.implode('.', $this->UTMA).'%3B%2B__utmz%3D'.implode('.', $this->UTMZ).'%3B'; I did not see UTMC and UTMZ declared anywhere in the Class. The class file is attached. Thanks for your help in advance. [attachment deleted by admin]

I figured it out.

dezkit, I thought you wanted the MySQL date entry format. Did you want to see the entire database structure? I only want to check the voted date from the database and compare it with today's date in PHP.

timestamp

Simply want to allow a user to vote once per calendar day, using MySQL to log votes. Thanks.

Well, the table is currently empty to begin with, and maybe that is the problem. I am not sure.

I have a database with one table and one row, the row is listNumber. I want to update and retrieve the value of listNumber but maintain just one row in the table. The problem is that if I use INSET, it works fine, but UPDATE, as in my code below, is not working. I don't want to use INSERT because it creates a new record each time. Update: $sql="UPDATE MainTable SET listNumber='$theNewCount'"; Retrieve: $sql="Select listNumber FROM MainTable; Thanks.

Thanks very much, YourNameHere and andrewgauger.

oni-kun, what would be your solution, since you noted that YourNameHere suggestion will not work. Thanks.

I want to count visits to a page, and for every 200th visitor echo "You are a winner." What is the best way to do this? Thanks. I am willing to use a simple MySQL database, if necessary.

Thanks, teamatomic, your suggestion did work, I had to take a second look.

teamatomic, thanks for the reply. Is part of your code missing? I only see the SimpleXMLElement Object array output, I am not sure how you get that.

$xmlVarMessyData = '<string xmlns="http://www.yahoo.org/"><endResult><ReturnCodes><Initial>Y</Initial><ShowSize>555</ShowSize><InstanNot/><UniqueId>c8e48dc3f2a1</UniqueId><MainNum>3f18e20016d</MainNum></ReturnCodes></endResult></string>'; $xmlVarMessyData = str_replace('<', '<', $xmlVarMessyData); $xmlVarMessyData = str_replace('>', '>', $xmlVarMessyData); $cleanData = simplexml_load_string ($xmlVarMessyData); echo "Clean Response ShowSize element: " . $cleanData->endResult->ShowSize; The code above is not echoing the 'ShowSize' element, I am getting a empty string. Thanks.

I am just looking for a simple PHP code that opens a directory, get the names of all the files, and put the file names in the XML schema then do an echo, like this: <?php echo '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>'; ?> <data > <?php do{?> <image url="images/" . $imageName . " thumb="images/thumbs/ . $imageName . "_thumb" . '"' /> </data > ?>

I have a folder with some images and I want to simply grab all the images and make an xml file. This is for a Flash photo gallery. The xml file will look like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <data > <image url="images/Lisa_Archer_1.jpg" thumb="images/thumbs/Lisa_Archer_thumb_1.jpg" /> </data> Thanks.

Cardale, how can I show just the number without the background image? The number has to blend in with the rest of the design on the page. Thanks.

Thank you very much for the examples, Cardale.

I don't like the option to make a file for each count, eventually there will be hundreds, if not thousands, of empty files on the server. Cardale, could you provide an example of the image example, that sounds promising.

The client doesn't want to pay for the database work, but I think I will have to convince the client to use database. Thanks for all the replies.

Is using the file option unwise? I am doing it because the client wants visitors to see how many other visitors have filled out the form.

I have a PHP web form; every time a user submits the form, I want to display and update the number (like a counter) on the web page. This is for users to see how may people have submitted the form. But I don't want to use a database. I want to have: This form was submitted 20 times, and keep updating the number each time the form is submitted. Thanks.

I simply want to pop-up a a nice window that will have the content of a separate HTML file. You can see an example at the link below. I am thinking PHP plus JavaScript: At this link, if you click on "Read More" or "Contact Me" under anyone's profile, you will see the window http://www.resperate.com/us/testimonials/home.aspx

Anyone?