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'BTW' means 'By The Way'. If it says it already exists, I'm not quite sure what to tell you, you looked through the folder? You could always try the fwrite method I suggested, which writes to a file whether or not it exists, which would probably mean the server thinks it has that but...

To tell you the truth, I really just need my website to work by friday. My teacher gets pissed if I'm late.

Dumping really wasn't my intent, that was just a bonus for formalhaut. @formalhaut: BTW is this like a scheduled backup thing or just an occasional backup you want just in case?

Ok. Thank you

If I move up to a paid plan, would there be any way to cancel the plan and move back to free service?

It may be out of order: $string = ''; $tableName = 'tableName'; $backupFile = 'backupFile'; try $query =$dbh->query("SELECT * INTO OUTFILE '$backupFile' FROM $tableName"); catch(PDOException $e) print("Error: ".$e->getMessage()."\n"); Also try reading Using PHP to Backup MySQL...

Edit: I forgot to apply the preloading images; apply this just before the img.src = images[i]; section: // ... var image = new Image(); image.src = images[i]; img.src = images[i]; // ... Note: this replaces img.src = images[i]; as well as adds the new code

Waiting for server to come back online to see if your solution worked.

Thank you descalzo. I did notice another error with my script as well. arrays indices start at 0 so I had to change imgArrLen from images.length; to (images.length-1) otherwise it would repeat the last object or show up blank If anyone else wants to use this feel free...

I am working on a slideshow script for my website and for some reason whenever it runs the script works just fine for the first two images I have and then for no reason I can see, prints one extra debug message and stops, not even going to three. Javascript: // Variables var i = -1...

I already have an index, I learned to make one whenever I made a table. Thank you for the help.

I have a question about getting the usernames that have already been used. I was wondering which would be faster. (A) Which I used: $username = $_GET['username']; $sth = $dbh->query("SELECT username FROM users WHERE username = '$username'"); if($sth->columncount() === 0) echo "Available"...

So how can I fix this?

I do not understand what you changed.

Nope, it returns the value I want it. But it does not do what I want with the value... Which confuses me

Yes that is in my index page in which I include this page.

When people log into my site up at the top right shows their profile picture, a link to their account and a sign out link (regular user). But whenever people log in the top right is invisible, even on the source. Only the admin and not logged in users (register & log-in) can see it. <?php...

That is true but then there would not be any javascript. I suppose the true solution would be to send the form values through a PHP script and send the link if the values were true $name = $_POST['name']; # Value in name field $place = $_POST['place']; # Value in place field $nValue = "value"...

Hmm, there is a XMLHTTPREQUEST object.statusText property? Thanks, I got it.

I am trying to make a dynamic registration form that checks the database to see whether the username is taken whenever they keyup(event). I have no idea what is wrong, I have an error message set up in case their browser does not support it but it does not seem to show. Please help Ajax...