How to create fixed background image tiled from the left?
background: url($image_file ) left top fixed;
The code above fixed and tiled the image but the tiling starts from the center.
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How to create fixed background image tiled from the left?
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How to search string with special char like Exupéry in MySQL?
How to search string that contain special character like Exupéry in MySQL?
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@code-green I'm running out of time that's why I failed to include a code snippet to troubleshoot the problem.
What I did now to resolve the problem is I used tempnam($_SERVE R['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/", 'tmp');
This has the same effect on Windows and Linux box.
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How to handle temporary file on Linux and Windows
I'm having so much difficulty in manipulating temporary files on Windows and Linux.
When the code works on Windows it does not work on Linux or vice versa.
What seems to be the problem?
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Fast reply. Yes I will mark sir.
I'll get back after trying your solution.
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How to display in html special char like æéýôØ using php?
How to display in html special char like æéýôØ using php?
I'm having so much problem with special characters like that.
Please help me.
Btw, I've have seen the list of special characters.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ity_references
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How to show confirm dialog when click a hyperlink in javascript
I want to as the user to confirm if he really want to view the page. So what how would I do that in javascript.
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Now its working using your code. The + sign before the $ sign is what I omitted in my code. So I have decided to post it here for an immediate solution.
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Have tried it htmlentities() already but it doen't work.
Locally on my machine I was able to resolve it.
I used the code below.
...Code:function specialCharsToHtml($str){ $match_pattern = array('´', 'Ñ', 'ñ', 'é', 'è', 'ë', 'ö', '“', '”', '’', '—', '–', '™', '§', 'á'); $replacement_pattern = array(''','Ñ','ñ', 'é', 'è',Leave a comment:
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Acceptable characters are a-zA-Z0-9 and ; in php regex how can I do this?
Here is the scenario: I'm filtering the data being submitted by the user. Acceptable characters are a-zA-Z0-9 and semicolon(;) in php regex how can I do this?
Semicolon(;) serve as delimiter, so I'll be splitting the string into an array.
Please help.
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How to render special character in HTML page
Guys I'm having so much difficulty in rendering special character to my html page. The character listed below are some of the chars I'm trying to render. I'm retrieving the character from mysql database using PHP the to HTML. I've enclosed the chars in single quote.
'´' 'Ñ' 'ñ' 'é' 'è' 'ë' 'ö' '“' '”' '’' '—' '–' '™' '§'
Please help me.
Thanks a lot.
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