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So you want us to do your job, free of charge? You're not asking for help, you're asking for work. If you have specific questions, phrase them well and we'll answer them. Otherwise, your best bet is to search the web for existing packages to do what you want, or post over in the marketplace.

You ask far too much. If you have specific questions, we can answer those. Otherwise, find some good books, lectures or courses, which you can do with judicious web searches.

The MySQL error message tells you where the problem is. Notice the commas with no intervening values. There is no 'title' key in the elements of $_FILES. There is a 'name'. Since it comes from user input, you most assuredly need to worry about injection. You also need to consider what to do when...

@entityx47: tommieonos84 is asking about how to use PHP with MySQL (in particular, how to fetch multiple rows), not how to use mysql. Free host users don't have shell access, in any case. Still, that's potentially a useful cheat-sheet. You can find another MySQL cheat sheet at Wikibooks...

The X10 Wiki page on high resource usage suspensions has some relevant information. In particular, WordPress is a known CPU hog. Even with very little traffic, resource usage can be high. I've heard by word of mouth that WordPress 3 isn't as bad, but haven't seen any hard numbers, nor talked...

And shortened development time is nothing to sneeze at. For professional developers, it's about as important as execution time (not that this means one is picked over the other when there's a conflict, just that a significant amount of attention is paid to shortening development time). Using a...

   

Frontpage extensions on X10 have been covered before. Next time, search first.

Take a closer look at the suspension message: you can unsuspend yourself from an inactivity suspension by logging in to the X10 account panel.

Your code shows you've got the reason why Apache's host authentication isn't working: because of the load balancing setup X10 uses, the remote address accessible to Apache (in REMOTE_ADDR &c.) is for the reverse proxy rather than for the visitor. Somewhere the REMOTE_ADDR gets updated by the...

There's readfile to output a file without any additional processing (except for any stream wrappers or filters you explicitly set up). For PHP scripts, there's include/include_once/require/require_once to process the files as PHP. For other scripted pages, there's virtual, which performs an...

I see only one Javascript script, and no Java at all. Tables used for layout, presentational HTML, inline CSS, massive numbers of elements used non-structurally. No thanks.

You could, but queries to each would have to be separate. You couldn't, for example, join a table stored under MySQL to a table stored under PostgreSQL. Do you have a use-case in mind?

Encoding them (whatever the scheme) is one option. However, an ampersand ('&') is one of the special characters, so you won't be able to use HTML entities. Under PHP 5.2, you can enclose the value in double quotes (which you would need to do anyway if the string had any non-alphanumeric...

Rather than using a custom format, why not use something PHP already supports, such as ini,csv or a native PHP format, such as an array (whether stored as a PHP script or serialized)?

As it turns out, what vv.bbcc19 posted isn't PHP code, though it is marked as such (which shows the importance of using the appropriate tags). It's Javascript.

Try reading the forum rules (which is only the second of two sticky threads in this subforum). If you want to sell something, look to the site promotion forums.

Note the date on the earlier posts. It's been a year, so I doubt Waldo is still reading this thread. Just let it die.

Don't use the mysql extension. It's outdated and has been supplanted twice over, most recently by PDO, which is easier to use and more featureful (it supports prepared statements, for one thing). If you need a tutorial, try "Writing MySQL Scripts with PHP and PDO". When asking for help with...

Don't revive dead threads. Don't pollute threads with contentless posts. If you wish to thank someone in these forums, use the "Like" link, or give them reputation.