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If you haven't already, I recommend reading Eric Raymond's guide to get prompt responses.

Correcting the bug in the oldest post will require redesigning the main page. Instead of loading a whole page in a iframe, you should load a page fragment (the content of the page) in a div.

You can use 'IF NOT EXISTS' to check if the table exists and abort the import if it does.

Before asking questions about something you don't know, you sould try searching google, and RTFM of what you want, if there is any.

By the way, looking at your source code, you should move the session_start() function to be the second function called, just after any header() function calls, if you have any. Next, concerning the previous/next functionality, I would have recommended for the time being to create previous/next...

You misunderstood something here. Execute permissions are meant for programs. On Windows, it's the exe files. Since php is an interpreted language, the code in files in simply read and complied by the php executable, which has, execute permission. A simple trick for *nix ports: if your program...

For the bookmarking functionnality, it's not even AJAX, it's simple Javascript. Here, the first link I found searching on google. Next for your previous/next buttons, could you explain in detail what do you mean. As well, could you specify what were you able to do with those up to now...

Misson you're on fire!

Maybe your script is using outdated functions, or using functions in a wrong fashion

grow up kid!

@xadrieth: You forgot the closing " in you select statements... (Usually I'm the one which errors are pointed out by misson, so don't worry!) @ParallelLogic: You might also want to look at http://www.w3schools.com It's really nice.

What you could do, is use cURL or url_fopen to get the output of the script and then print it. I know it's not the best option, but since you have no access to the php.ini file. Finally, when you post source code in these forums, enclose it within [code], [php] or [html] tags (whichever is...

Concerning xadrieth's example, Zend (if I remember well) posted an entry on database connections stating that putting database connection information in constants what not good, security-wise since constants are not subject to the same scoping rules as variables.

For the first part, I agree, nothing is perfect. However, IE is worst. You say it's at par with other browsers... well IE doesn't even support XHTML! If you serve XHTML content through the normal XHTML content-types, IE can't render it. However, I will render the XHTML as HTML if served with the...

Well the W3C is already setting the standards... since some time now. Microsoft should have seen that W3C was the governing body in the terms of internet standards.... Oh I forgot, actually Microsoft uses standards to create it's own standards. What I mean? Well, simply look at the new docx...

try a try-catch block: function exception_error_handler($errno, $errstr, $errfile, $errline ) { throw new ErrorException($errstr, 0, $errno, $errfile, $errline); } set_error_handler("exception_error_handler"); try { mysql_query( "INSERT INTO users VALUES (" +"'" +$id +"',"...

Remote MySQL connections are blocked for security purpose. However, I've created a set of PHP scripts that enable some functionality of remote mysql connections. As my site is currently having some problems, I can't show it up to you. However, I can post the details on the thread. And since I...

We accept the fact that IE is crappy. We accept the fact that it seems hard for Microsoft to follow standards. This is why we suggest and recommend alternatives such as Firefox, Chrome, Opera, etc. However, we do not want IE to crash or to die. We want it to simply follow standards. Get mature...

XAMPP, is, from what i've seen, easier to modify and there are more addons: there is one for tomcat, one for perl one for python.

If my memory serves correctly, you can have encryption through paypal for a button... Anyways, you could also use the API or use the multiple items option.