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The Notices aren't causing the problem. They're just saying that a literal was encountered which looks like a constant but was probably meant as a string -- that is, an unquoted string. The real problem is the warning on session_start(). A Permission Denied error is very peculiar. In this case...

Oh, sorry. I misunderstood you. This should get you the records in the child table which aren't in the master table: SELECT test_id FROM tbltest_hst WHERE (test_id NOT IN (SELECT test_id FROM tbltest))

You've got an extra <script> tag here: <script type="text/javascript"> <title>Country - State - City Dropdown</title> <script type="text/javascript"> Delete the first one and it should be ok.

They're all http://www.darkleigon.x10hosting.com/, not http://radio.darkleigon.x10hosting.com. JS doesn't allowing access to files outside of the domain, and it apparently needs to access some of its files. Try uploading them to http://radio.darkleigon.x10hosting.com and changing the js and css...

I'm still seeing the paths in the html pointing to http://www.darkleigon.x10hosting.com/, with a cache-reload too. Are you sure you uploaded the new html?

I believe you meant to use a double = (equality test) rather than a single one for "if ($css = png)". You should also have png in quotes unless it's a constant defined in that require()'d file. Though php will only issue a Notice level error for an unquoted string in that context, it's not good...

You're using yshout on that subdomain, but you have the js and css files on http://www.darkleigon.x10hosting.com/

I checked it out a little bit more later and noticed a URI access denied error. This is probably because you have the files for yshout on http://www.darkleigon.x10hosting.com/ but you're using it on http://radio.darkleigon.x10hosting.com/. Try moving them over to...

Chances are he'd have a harder time developing a file-based comment system than if it were db-based. Especially since it seems like his php experience is minimal at most. Something like this only requires basic knowledge of mysql insert, update, and select commands along with basic phpmyadmin...

I would personally use: SELECT tbltest.test_id FROM tbltest, tbltest_hst WHERE tbltest_hst.test_id = tbltest.test_id But your query should work too if you add DISTINCT: SELECT DISTINCT tbltest.test_id FROM tbltest, tbltest_hst WHERE (tbltest_hst.test_id NOT IN (tbltest.test_id))

So you see collect2.jpg in the /java directory along with the other files when you view it through cpanel? Is that the *exact* name of the file? Do you have any .htaccess files in this directory or a parent directory?

Potato here too, although carrots along with lettuce did come to mind when I took a second to think if roots can be vegetables. You may be right about that. The 98% statistic could even be made up. After all, so far it looks like about half the people who responded didn't think carrot.

Assuming you're talking about your x10 server, you should already have phppgadmin available through your cpanel. However, if you're talking about on your localhost or something, you'll first have to edit the config.inc.php script located in the /conf directory. It'll be well commented so it...

I'm kind of surprised one comment from someone who has seen only one picture of you would make you decide something like this(or have other people made similar comments?). In fact, I personally would have guessed you were in your early 20s from that pic. But this isn't to say I don't agree with...

You'd have to make a suggestion in the Feedback & Suggestions forum to have xslt processing libraries installed and hope it gets accepted, get a VPS package where you can install whatever you want on your server, or create your own xslt processor. I'd say creating your own is probably the best...

If all it has to do is login to a forum. Just make a login script on your x10 server and have the program create a send a post request to the script with login details. Any other actions can be done the same way. Just be sure to save the session id from the login response for subsequent requests.

The same thing crossed my mind, but I can't see why he would be using these rewrite rules if he's already using content negotiation. He also said he has no more .htaccess files, so unless he has access to the httpd.conf file(if he's on a vps), I don't think he can define anything for content...

This topic is pretty old, but regardless php doesn't use apache subrequests for include(). The only function I can think of that does is virtual(). Furthermore, it would be easier to use the NS(no subrequest) flag on the rule rather than to create a condition to void it on subrequests. E.g...

Are you sure you don't have a space or newline before the opening php tag? Also, this file isn't being include()'d, right? Look at the html source to see if there's anything before the first warning. A php warning begins with a <br />. If you're absolutely sure that there's no output there...

You've shattered all my hopes and dreams.