secmazec
Last Activity: May 1 '11, 06:40 PM
Joined: Mar 19 '09
Location: Czechia
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Thanks mate, you're a big help as usual. Prolly the only solution, yeh...... -
I think I have explained the problem pretty well, instead of fixing bad words you should read it :)
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Ok, I'll try to explain it from other point of view.
Tables in all browsers load one by one, inside. And loading is smooth.
Tables in IE7 and older preload in memmory, and if there's 20 or more pictures (or size > something) it lags for few seconds to like tens of seconds. Very annoying.
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IE7 fix
Hello, I've made a cool website in tables and it put it to centered div. It looks rly amazing, but the tables load s*** in Explorer, so I'm about to rebuild the main structure to DIVs.
I have one question. How to solve the problem with explorer f***ing up all the padding tags, switches or wtf creates some own with same names like others have normal. Talking about DIV tag.
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Thanks Ciary, now I understand.Leave a comment:
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I could also use this code for thumbnails on my Website. Big thanks to whoever can and will code it in shortest possible form. :-)Leave a comment:
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Don't fix what is not broken, please. I respect your oppinion and would be nice to see the same.
PHP is not exact language and there are always many ways to do some things. That's why I love it and I can programme in my own style.Leave a comment:
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Oh and I've forgotten, don't forget ! :)
To put session_start() ; on top of each page, or @session_start( ); to semi-include pages, to suppress exit; or die;Leave a comment:
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Guys, unfortunately I can't see any problem in any code in here.
Also talking about cookies is irrelevant, I don't see any command working with it.
Fix your browser or replace invalid user :)
No offense, good mood ;)
You can simply test if your session works with this little code:
...Code:<? session_start(); $_SESSION['tester'] = 1; if(!$_SESSION['tester'])
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I have 2 ideas what can cause it.
1. you don't assign explode into variable, namely array
Code:$path="root/sample"; $dirs = explode( "/", $path); // $dirs[0] = "root", $dirs[1] = "sample";
2. Your separator is a special character, you need to comment it with backslash
Code:$dirs = explode( "\\", $path);
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Nice to hear some positive feedback. I started to realise that I can master the language only by sharing the knowledge and expanding it to fields I don't use for commercial uses.
So, please, be my guest and post another problem :)
But my heart is warm today and I want to share, so here's how a model logout.php should look like:
...Code:<? @session_start(); // @ works without problem, I had some when
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Thank you VM, Dormilich.Leave a comment:
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I'm sorry, I disagree since I often use them in sql requests in one string, accepted by class function, so any quotes that don't have to be there are helpful in the speed I can create.
Can you explain more, I have learned PHP all myself from net mostly, so I don't understand meaning "hash value", even I think I have a good idea....Leave a comment:
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You are on the right way. PHP is the best language for sessions and database access. All you need to do is create 1 database table with at least 2 columns (name and password). But I recommend at least 3, id at every table is very handy in long run or even better 4, for different user access rights.
Key parts of the code will look like something like this.
...Code:<? @session_start(); //And store
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The main idea of the easiest "php" shopping cart to develop. Maybe someone else clicked on this topic hoping to solve this problem.
But prolly won't help you mate, sorry.Leave a comment:
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...Code:// on top of each page: @session_start(); // somewhere in cart.php or so $_SESSION["basket"] = "product1*price1||product2*price2"; // don't type this :) $product_array = explode("||",$_SESSION["basket"]); $i = -1; while($product_array[++$i]) list($name[$i], $price[$i])=explode("*", $product_array[$i]);Leave a comment:
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I think understanding of .doc structure is the key in here. Maybe you can google it thanks to OpenOffice, but I somehow doubt it (Microsoft protection).
Also I'd not recommend saving anything like web page in .doc document (like mark, copy and paste) since reverse conversion is very hard (Word ommits tags and creates ridiculous and useless ones).
I think I'll better explain on example:
If in HTML you say:...Leave a comment:
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Also can't help you if you ask so vague, but I'll at least try and guess it. It might to do something with:
Code:\r\n or \n\r // not 100% sure it's the first one \n // sometimes u need to doubleslash \\n\\r or \\r\\n \\n
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actually if you only need it in PHP, that's very easy:
N'joyCode:$selected = array ('a', 'b', 'c'); // list of selected ids echo "<input type=\"checkbox\" "; if($id==$selected) echo "checked "; // the magic :p echo "value=\"$val\" name=\"$id\" id=\"$id\" />";
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It would be much easier for all if you either describe your problem better or paste some code.
First name checkboxes logically from 1...N, so you can go trough all of them easily, something like this, and store how many you have in PHP ($cb_sum in my example):
...Code:<input type="checkbox" name="option_1" value="Milk"> Milk<br> <input type="checkbox" name="option_2"
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Hello, this is the code I use on my sites atm. It is ready to use the Firefox bookmark function when Mozilla fixes it. (just comment alert line and uncomment one above when they do so):
...Code:<script type="text/javascript"><!-- // All browser bookmark script function bookmarksite(title,url){ if (window.sidebar) // firefox //window.sidebar.addPanel(title, url, ""); Dont useLeave a comment:
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