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I just want to be the same with the majority, in other forum they suggest this formula: charge = (rate per hour x total estimated hours of development) + 25% of it. what can you say about that.

Hi, just want to ask about how to charge for a web development project, the reasonable rate and other things related to pricing.

I'm wondering how can I setup a network for web development just like a local version of the internet. I've attached an image file describing the network. What I want to do is to host a number of websites in a local web server and all the workstations can visit the websites resided in the local web server by typing a domain e.g. http://clientwebsite1.local, http://clientwebsite2.local, http://clientwebsite3.local, and so forth. I did the same by using virtual host but it only works on a local pc (computer running apache) [attachment deleted by admin]

Is it possible to use two __autoload function in a script? For example one autoload function that will load classes from one folder and another autoload for another folder.

It's just a figure, an example to show the scenario. The simple question is, what if the page is refreshed or revisited, will the sleep() function continues?

We know that sleep() function will delay the script execution, now I would like to ask if what will happened if for example, at certain condition the script pauses for a moment (e.g. 60 seconds) then halfway of the pause duration, I refreshed the page or revisited the page, what will happen to the script? Does sleep() function continues?

So what is your point? It's better to use the COUNT function in the query rather than mysql_num_rows() function of PHP?

Why? What is the performance difference between mysql_num_rows and using COUNT in the query?

What is the better way to know the number of rows in a result set when it comes to large results? e.g. $sql = "SELECT PK_ProductId, ProductName, FK_CategoryId FROM tbl_products WHERE FK_CategoryId = 1"; $result = mysql_query($sql); option 1: $totalRows = mysql_num_rows($result); option 2: $sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tbl_products WHERE FK_CategoryId = 1"; $result = mysql_query($sql);

Is the class definition needed in the second page?

How can I use an object to another page? This is my code but didn't work: 1st Page $peter = new employee; $peter->setPosition('programmer'); $safePeter = urlencode(serialize($peter)); <a href="url2.php?employee=<?php echo $safePeter; ?>">Next Page</a> 2nd Page $employee = urldecode(unserialize($_GET['employee'])); var_dump($employee);

In your example ($var2 = &$var), does it differ from $var =& new object(); ? Because it's an assignment operator which instantiate an object and call it $var.

What is the purpose of "=&"? e.g. $var =& new object($subject);

We are developing custom solution, so why are we going to use phpMyAdmin? If that's just the case then we will not post a question

Yeah but how can I create a worksheet in excel? I can export simple data from mysql to excel, what I want to do next is to create worksheet in excel.