phonydream

The FireBug plugin for the Firefox browser might be able help you out as I think you can analyze the data passed between client/server. Let me know if this works out for you, as I'd be interested to know myself.

Can you post the URL?

Sorry, I should have wrote 'file_select.php'. So, can you paste the contents of that file?

Try if (!(VerifyForm($formValues, $formErrors)) || !(array_key_exists('name', $formValues)))

Your code doesn't make sense to me. I think urldencode should be urlencode though. Edit: my mistake, you're right. urldencode is correct (the opposite of urlencode!!). Do you have the set_sQuery method defined? Also, are you sure sQuery isn't an empty value (rather than not being set)?

Do you have an .htaccess file? Do you have Apache error logs? I don't know why it is showing a blank page. Can you post the entire contents of the report_list.php file (without passwords etc!)?

Try: if (!(VerifyForm($formValues, $formErrors)) || array_key_exists('name', $formValues)))

Put this php code near the top of the page: <?php ini_set('display_errors',1); error_reporting(E_ALL); ?>

I'd say it depends on how complex you want to get. It might be worth taking a look at a few of the libraries, reviewing the code and seeing if you'd like to implement it yourself. PEAR Image_Graph looks like it still leaves some work for a programmer to implement it. http://pear.php.net/package/Image_Graph/

Also, you might add the following to your shopCore class file: function get_sQuery(){ return $this->sQuery; } Then in sony-laptop.php you can use: $shopCore->get_sQuery; to get the current value of $sQuery;

In your shopCore class file, put the following: function set_sQuery($yourVariable){ $this->sQuery= $yourVariable; } Then, in sony-laptop.php you can set the value by: $KeyphrasePage = 'sony laptop'; $shopCore->set_sQuery($KeyphrasePage);

Each shopping cart software has different features and functionality. So, asking 'what is best' depends on what type of features you require: credit card integration, one click checkout, anti-spam system, delivery/tax/vat options etc. I can't vouch for it, but Zen cart (http://www.zen-cart.com/) seems like a popular choice. Give the demos a spin, if you like it then install it and play around. If you don't, use Google to find another one and play around with their demos.

When you say 'print', you mean physically printing on paper, right?

Copy and paste some of the text into a word processor. Then, print it out from the word processor so that you can isolate whether or not it's a problem with the printer.

You'll have to create the object first. Unless you are within the class itself, in which case you can use class::classfunction