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when i run the above code i got the following Cookies Required Cookies are not enabled on your browser. Please adjust this in your security preferences before continuing.

I had been working with this for a while and i have created a snippet for myself. Here it is. You can copy the complete page and you can work it out for further usage. This applies to anybody who lands this page. [URL="http://vikku.info/programming/geodata/geonames-get-country-state-city-hierarchy.htm"]http://vikku.info/programming/geodata/geonames-get-country-state-city-hierarchy.htm[/URL] Just view source that page and …

oops... instead of doing like yours $var = $_REQUEST['var'] i will do like the following foreach($_REQUEST as $key => $v) $$key = $v; the above code will convert all form variables into php variables you could save lot of lines and typing work... and here is one solution to your …

the first one will clear only that variable. the second one will clear the session. so the other browser windows referring to the site for which you have did the session destroy will loose all the session variables... this is one simple explanation i have given... the sessionid will remain …

the above steps are a good way of doing it with win32... for a linux server i did this just write the html code a file with .doc extension . and try opening in microsoft word. it opens perfectly. that's it. its just a gimmick... from the client side use …

i want to create feed for a specific thread in a forum. so every time that thread got a reply i want to update the rss file for that thread. is it good to create a seperate rss file for threads and if it so then there would be lots …