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Re: I recommend formatting your hard drive and installing XP SP2 from fresh. If you're on a machine with SP1 and you're getting numerous infections, good chances are you're not going to get rid of them, especially running Norton. Secondly, the virii were found in the System Volume Information section. As … | |
Re: [quote=Ancient Dragon;362872]>>but idk how to get the file and store it but depends on whether you are writing a C or C++ program, which you failed to answer.[/quote] He did answer, he said he's using C++ and using the Linux Operating System. jaepi, we don't have much information on specifically … | |
Re: Andor is correct. the puts() function takes a String (char array) as the parameter. putc() would output 1 character only, and not really useful or effective in this case. | |
Re: You could try resetting IE6 back to factory settings by going to. Tools --> Internet Options --> Advanced (Tab). Click "Restore Defaults". Then Go To. Programs (Tab) Click "Reset Web Settings". Restart IE... If that doesn't work. it sounds like you'll need to do a system restore or format the … | |
Re: As stated above. When an application installs. it wirtes itself to the Program Files folder. However it takes information from your machine + existing Registry information. And generates it's own registry information. If you wipe your machine or restore it. You're wiping/changing the windows registry. Thus the files that are … | |
Re: IF you can post your existing code. we can help modify this with an additional dimension for storing the image information. Which language is this in ? | |
Re: When you type characters into the console, its going to STDIN. you're wanting to modify the character value coming from the keyboard. There are Windows API functions available for this. off the top of my head i can't remember what they are. MSDN would be your best bet for this. ![]() | |
Re: Ok. You're looking to go to W3Schools website and learn basic PHP skills. This will teach you about how to use variables and output intormation. This will also teach you about how to use _forms_. Forms, will facilitate your needs for grabbing information from a form. and doing something with … | |
Re: What you _could_ do is.. say the XML element is <item>... You could store all text before and including the <item> tag. Then store all the text after and including the </item> tag. Then you can do. [code] $string = $before . $value . $after; [/code] | |
Re: johy_d is right. Your problem could well lie within the htmlspecialchars() function. Only way to identify this is. Instead of putting the query directly into mysql_query(). Do. [code] $query = "SELECT * FROM table"; /* This will output your query then exit the script */. echo $query; exit; /* run … | |
Re: omick16. PHP Server runs off of a web server, aka apache. If your accessing it locally, it can be accessed by 'localhost'. As far as i know, there isn't a function available to tell you the IP address of the machine your running. | |
Re: What you're wanting to do is use an ASSOCiative array. Theres 2 methods of doing this. [code] mysql_fetch_array($rsQry, MYSQL_ASSOC); [/code] or [code] mysql_fetch_assoc($rsQry); [/code] | |
Re: Yep. Blank page = loop never being executed. Anonymusius' post about the foreach() will probably be the most important thing, you (Clanham). to learn form these responses. Good luck on your PHP adventure | |
Re: realnsleo, if you have some existing code or a live problem. we can help you rectify your problem. Please paste some code or a working example. Drag.. | |
Re: seems like you got it working then. if you have any more questions, don't hesitate to post! | |
Re: Well, "justsaymayb". It's just like asking "how long is a piece of string?". Since this is the PHP thread, you could develop something that gives more meaning to your uni/course, than just "a project". Say you used a web based system, you could develop something with better functionallity, easier interface, … | |
Re: Yes, this function works well. PHP.net also recommends using unset($_SESSION); which will wipe the $_SESSION array too. | |
Re: Instead of using <div class="input"> Do <input type="text" class="input" .... you may find it works a little better. not a solution, just a suggestion |
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