Ionisis

Well, yeah, you and i know that, but this guy may not have, so i though that perhaps i'd be a bit more explicit for him. Anyway here's some docs on command line options that he can call with exec or system: http://www.cups.org/documentation.php/options.html

i assume, by this, you mean using php's system() or exec() functions (you forgot to mention the HOW )?

Well if you're not going to ban me, then i'll at least clean up my last post so that others don't see it. Oh, and perhaps i MAY have indulge into mentioning my stuff in this thread; but i'm VERY proud of it, and i worked my BUTT off to get my systems where they're at; and i did it with NO funding and NO help. I know exactly what they can do, and i know what they will be able to do in the near future. I'm just a little bit excited to be about to FINALLY let others use them. It's the first time since i've started this whole project that anyone else will be using them. I'm kinda ancy and excited both. So, forgive me if i couldn't resist to mention it here. I think that if you worked on something for 2 years solid, and anticipated wide adoption, you'd be a bit eccentric, and proud, as well. Anyway, i'll drop this issue. No harm, no foul. Oh, and fwiw, i WAS kinda digging this place. I don't usually ask for help with development, because i don't need it, but when i noticed there were threads here with NO answers, i bookmarked this site so that i could help out from time to time (because i'm a nice guy).

I answered a question that was posed, and you call that spam? I'm not a spammer. You can ban me now .

Probably ate it for lunch? I don't know how you could, it's disgusting. BTW, don't ever accuse me of such things. A question was asked, and an answer was provided. Ask and receive. Further more, it IS my opinion that my framework is the best there is; however i don't allow others to have the source, i was just stating that opinion.

Ha, that's almost exactly what i was doing: for ($i = 1; $i < 17; $i++){ if (isset($_FILES['multimedia_'.$i])){ if ($_FILES['multimedia_'.$i]['size'] > 0){ $file = $_FILES['multimedia_'.$i]['tmp_name']; if ($mm->analyze($file)){ } } } }

sure, here's what my can do: http://iims.ionisis.com It's not available to the public as a framework: it's SYSTEMS are. In other words, i don't share the code that makes my framework, but i let people use the systems (paid, or free). It's a wicked SaaS framework i've been working on for 2 years, and it's about showtime for it. It runs all of the systems you see under the "Systems" menu, at the top of the page (or to the right of that page). It even handles most mobile So, to be clear, as far as my answer, it was meant more as a joke than anything. I.E., it's the best, but you can't have it, lol (the framework itself, that is).

AH! I think that i know EXACTLY what's going on! My systems run over a SaaS framework that i've spent 2 years developing; i never planned on having more than 1 parameter with the SAME name to forward through the API! I need to update my framework's api connector file that's used on the client's site so that it can handle multiple get/post/files params with the same name... Wow, that's going to be fun. Thanks a million for your help man. Without you, i would not have come to this realisation By the way, i love some of the quotes in your signature and under your avatar. Is there not a way to mark this "solved"?

i have no clue what the hell that code is doing. I built my own forums so i don't know anything about those open source forums. However, i am a database junkie. Tell me what TABLES contain what INFORMATION that you want to have changed to what OTHER information. Start with this, for the table(s) in question: mysql> describe tbl_name; Post that, and tell me what you are TRYING to do with it.

get a better cart . I know, it doesn't help, but i had to say it . I made a free one you can use when i release it (soon).

For starters, stop appending strings, and use commas. It will make your scripts faster and consume less memory. When using echo, watch how i do; By the way, your quotes are not nested correctly: Yours: echo '<input style="margin:9px;" "type="checkbox" name="category[]" value="'.$scat_id.'/>'.$scat_name.''; Mine : echo '<input style="margin:9px;" type="checkbox" name="category[]" value="',$scat_id,'"/>',$scat_name; if ($my_relevant_val == 'some_value'){ echo '<input style="margin:9px;" type="checkbox" name="category[]" value="',$scat_id,'" checked="checked"/>',$scat_name; }else{ echo '<input style="margin:9px;" type="checkbox" name="category[]" value="',$scat_id,'"/>',$scat_name; }

if you're running on a home internet connection, you'll also need a mail relay server.

I'm kinda reaching here, but look into cups (IF you're running Linux). Here's an overview of my theory: 1) use php's fsockopen with fputs to open a socket to the cups server 2) issue a command to print What legwork you'll have to do: 1) research cups's commands that it can accept via the network, and what format they come in.

i don't know what framework your using, but it looks like you're not passing ANY info to the objects/functions that create the user, and which would yield the user's ID. I expected to see a $_GET['userid'] or something. I'm just curious, are you trying to write this because you WANT to code your own site, or because you have no choice? I've always wonder that about people trying to do this stuff.

My CMS is free, but it doesn't do all of that. You create content the same way you do on this website here (php freaks): with pseudo tags. Only catch is, you can't code with my cms, it's a completely "managed" solution, meaning that you just "use" it, instead of maintaining it (which we do).