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Proms5th April 2011 The proms isn't at school, it's in the Royal Albert Hall! |
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Proms5th April 2011 Have you been to the proms? Are you thinking of going this year? I am thinking of going this year, so I was just wondering. |
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Debugging PHP31st March 2011 Nevermind. I fixed it. For some reason it didn't like me using local names, so I had to use a full URL. [code]<?php $Magazine = $_GET['Magazine']; echo("<html>"); echo("<!-- Created on:03/17/2011 02:34:19 pm-->"); echo("<head>"); echo(" <meta http-e*snip* |
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Debugging PHP31st March 2011 Can anyone see any problems with this Javascript code, or the way I'm embedding it? [code]$Magazine = $_GET['Magazine']; echo("<html>"); echo("<!-- Created on:03/17/2011 02:34:19 pm-->"); echo("<head>"); echo(" <meta http-equiv=\\"Content-Type\\" conte*snip* |
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Debugging PHP30th March 2011 Nevermind. I found out I could pass the name of the current magazinefolder to another script using a querystring. |
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Debugging PHP30th March 2011 [quote]There also shouldn't be any unzipping needed.[/quote] Yes. The alternative would be to unzip when I'm done uploading, but that would increase the length of the uploading code. I'm also trying to keep folders clean and neat. I think I'm going to cle*snip* |
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Debugging PHP30th March 2011 Yeah, it will. I'm creating a dynamic page that will update itself based on which magazines are available (uploaded). It used to be quite fast, but is now slower, because my boss insists on using flash to display magazines, meaning for every page request*snip* |
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Debugging PHP30th March 2011 [code] //Lists all files of a specified type in a directory. function GetDirectoryList ($directory, $extension) { // create an array to hold directory list $results = array(); // create a handler for the directory $handler = opendir($d*snip* |
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Debugging PHP28th March 2011 I fixed it! :) I will post the full code at work tomorrow |
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Debugging PHP28th March 2011 When I change the loop to: [code]for($j = 0; $j <= ($JPGFiles); $j += 2)[/code] It starts pumping out thousands of temp files! *sigh* |
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Debugging PHP28th March 2011 Yes, I'm assuming that the number of JPGFiles and PDFFiles will be the same. I'm trying to loop across two files at once! |
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Debugging PHP28th March 2011 I have the following code; [code] //Lists all files of a specified type in a directory. function GetDirectoryList ($directory, $extension) { // create an array to hold directory list $results = array(); // create a handler for the director*snip* |
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PHP security23rd March 2011 Thanks guys, I'm now using mysql_real_escape_string for all my queries. :) Diablos: I've already locked down admins. When uploading magazines, you can only upload *.pdf and *.jpg files. I still need to implement a filesize limit though... |
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What's (wrong?) with Charlie Sheen?23rd March 2011 Hahaha I think it is hilarious :) |
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What's (wrong?) with Charlie Sheen?22nd March 2011 Something tells me that Jay will like this song: |
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PHP security22nd March 2011 Thanks guys! As far as user input goes, there's no need for me to sanitize it, at least not yet. You have to log on in order to submit anything at all to the DB, and there really isn't any need for me to have a system whereby people can create their own u*snip* |
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PHP security21st March 2011 Thanks! |
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PHP security21st March 2011 PHP files can be downloaded, right? Or, no? Is it safe to store the DB password and username in plaintext in PHP files? If not, what's the common way to do it? What are some other security concerns that are common? |
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What's (wrong?) with Charlie Sheen?18th March 2011 
Is he deranged, is he bi-polar, or is he simply the most winning man in the history of winners?Why does everyone think he's suffering from a midlife crisis when he thinks that his life is totally epically winning? Isn't that a bit ironic? (Image.jpg) |
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Pop! Poppety-pop!16th March 2011 [quote]This is a job, you Absolutely MUST do it properly.[/quote] As long as the site displays well in all browsers including but not limited to Netscape and IE6, that's a job well done as far as I'm concerned. Chances are that this site won't be activel*snip* |
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Pop! Poppety-pop!16th March 2011 Thanks! Looks much better now! :) (Image.jpg) Only problem is I couldn't figure out how to do it with lists and CSS so I ended up using tables. ^^, |
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Pop! Poppety-pop!15th March 2011 The orange was changed to blue, because the client liked it better. The test images are what I think will be the approximate size of the magasine's frontpages. 'Boligmagasinet' is, as the name suggests, a magazine, and you're supposed to be able to downlo*snip* |
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Pop! Poppety-pop!15th March 2011 I've come up with a website design that works, in HTML and CSS. (Image.jpg) (Image.jpg) This just works. There is enough space, and nothing is out of order. But it looks really quite boring and bland. I feel like I need something to make the desig*snip* |
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Sizing div?15th March 2011 What's wrong with tables? |
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Sizing div?15th March 2011 
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