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Sounds like a reboot is necessary (it usually helps) :)
Wow, that was my first PC actually! It was a Tandy 1000 with no HD and only 3.5" floppy (and no, not 1.44mb, it was only 750k) :D Those were the days...
Hello, If you consider that VBulletin software must also be aware of this, they have come up with a solution to that very problem. It is a combination of cookies, license key and basic user details stored into a cookie for page to page retrieval. If you do not use …
I found a neat program called PAMPA (portable Apache, MySQL, PHP, etc) which allows you to distribute php scripts/apps via CD/DVD rom where the app will install Apache / PHP / MySQL on the fly. Seems to work real nice :) [URL="http://pampa.phpsoft.it/"]Here is the link[/URL]. My apologies if this link …
[quote=wayotins] [B]The line number with error is [/B][B]if(!($arr=mysql_fetch_array($result)))[/B] [/quote] Without seeing the actual error output, I would have to assume your error is being caused where you are placing your !($arr .. Try this usage instead: [code] $result = mysql_query(.............); if (mysql_num_rows($result) > 0) { // we do indeed have …
Usually, I think it's best to post your code or part of the code you are having problems with. That way, other members can easily give you the solution. Just a head's up :)
I used a lot of if's, but lately I use them only for sub-section calling and use the switch() on handling the logic. The good news is .. both will work just fine. Developer preference. :)
Hello, Just thought I'd transform from a lurker to a real member :) I've noticed some great discussions and quality content and therefore here I am. I have been developing software for the web since 2000 mainly in PHP / MySQL. I am the lead developer of a company called …
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