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Thanks guys! Someone told me this wasn't done with PHP once, but I didn't remember what. I guess he was wrong. Thanks! -Jérémie

Hi there, I'm looking at some PHP-designed sites that let us upload, let say, images, from our hard drive to their system. I would like to know how this is done. I haven't found anything in PHP that would let me do this. Anyone has an idea? Thanks, -Jeremie

Aaaaah, thanks a lot!! That helps! -Jeremiorama

Hi there, Is it normal that when I use the print_r() method, everything is displayed on a single line? I mean, even with explorer or firefox, so the problem doesn't seem to be the browser. Does anyone know what's wrong? So that instead of having everything on a single line I can see the array correctly without having to run all the line to find my element (it becomes confusing on multiple dimension arrays. Thanks!

Hey thanks, I think I'll be able to find some nice forums. Thanks a lot! -Jeremiorama

Hi there, I'm not sure if I posted this in the right forum but I didn't know where else to put it. Anyways... I'm looking for a free PHP application that would suit a youth group. I need something that would have: - A forum - A calendar that can be modified for events and activities - A personal profile for users with a blog - A photo album I have other things that I would like to implement and I was wondering if anyone here knew one application like this. Thanks, -Jeremiorama

Hey, Well I was just wondering about all the possibilities. So using session variables would be alright then, and a better structured way of doing things, right? Thanks, -Jeremiorama

Hi there, I was wondering about something: is there another way besides cookies, session variable (which are cookies as well) and database to save a value throughout the scope of the user's surf on the web site? I'm wondering if there could be a use of global variables that would be saved on the server but I don't think it would work. Also, I wanted to know if session variables are a good use of PHP? Thanks a lot, -Jeremiorama

Hey thanks ryanlwh! Your answer is what I was looking for. -jeremiorama

Hey craygo, Yes, that's what I was thinking about. I should create a new table in my database instead of cookies? Thanks, -jeremiorama

Ok, just some more questions. I know this forum is about PHP but since MySQL is it's most used database, then i'll just ask, if anyone knows. Let's say I receive 100 results from the database with my query. I put 10 results per page. What should I do so that I do not need to reload the same query all the time and only show 10 of the 100 results given everytime? I was thinking of putting it in an array, and save this array, so that the user can "turn" the pages and would not query the database anymore. But I could get results like a year's registry of a company phone calls, so I think cookies would not do it, would they? Thanks, -jeremiorama

Hi there! I'm having a little problem here dealing with a MySQL database, but this question is not about MySQL, so I posted it here. What I'm trying to do is keep a database request in a temporary storage place (if it can be done) so that I can use the data put there while the user surfs the web site. O.K. To be a bit more understandable, let's put it that way: The user has several choices, and when the user clicks on one, a request is made to the database and the data is put in an array (sometimes big arrays). I would like this array to be kept, so the user can continue browsing and does not need to reload it all the time he needs to access to it, let's say, when he turns the pages of the contents or when he decides to come back to its initial choice. If you have any questions, let me know. Thanks for your help! -jeremiorama