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 | You seem to have some internal conflict on whether you want to program or not. First you say "...persue my old dream, programming..." and then later you say "...I don't really like web development...". Is programming the dream or is the dream to get a stable, well-paying job (ie a …  |
| | The tel: protocol isn't always installed. Another alternative is callto: On my system, this connects to Skype to handle the call. For a business installation, you may want to use another service provider instead of Skype. Whatever you do, you will have to pay for the service.  |
 | ... you can remember the days when having someone else to keypunch your program for you was a real luxury, when all testing was done at night and 12k of memory was all we had to work with in a (Univac) machine that filled a room. I'll be really old …  |
| | I find that USB sometimes stops recognizing new devices after my machine has been running for a while. I don't think that it has ever been a problem after a fresh reboot. This isn't normal behaviour but it hasn't bothered me enough yet to try to resolve it. In your … |
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| | This may be helpful with respect to the problem of aligning it correctly. [Click Here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4106375/help-printing-a-barcode-looking-for-best-practice) You probably need some javascript but even then, you won't be printing directly. You'll need to respond to a print dialog box: [Click Here](http://javascript.about.com/od/events/a/print.htm) |
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| | Have a look at: [Click Here](http://www.phplivedocx.org/) |
 | The last time that I looked into it I think that I found that Customer Service for many of the manufacturers seemed to be pretty poor. A number of them make pretty good hardware (I think both Toshiba and Lenovo fell into that category) but if anything did go wrong, … |
| | Re: making a forum Your question is pretty broad and difficult for anyone to respond to in a meaningful way. You say that you already know css, html, php, mysql, ajax and javascript but that you can't get beyond a very basic appearance for your system. That is contradictory since making a system look …  |
| | html2PDF generally works well, except when your html isn't completely valid (ie when you've taken a short cut with closing tags missing). That is what "les balises ne sont pas fermes" means (ie tags are not closed). Go through the html and add closing tags where they are missing and … |
| | Access is mostly a local (PC) database but it is apparently possible to use it online. I have never done that myself but this post talks to it: [Click Here](http://www.frontpagewebmaster.com/m-403740/tm.htm) |
| | I'm not very familiar with Javascript or Regex but I built a script that is working well with one small flaw in the Regex part. What I want to do is to find commas following alpa-numeric characters (actually almost anything other than a double quote) and then replace the comma …  |
| | Your question led me to download a copy and try it. Easy to set up and use. Seems like a plaything for math and physics students. |
 | From the MySSQL documentation: *The Access denied error message tells you who you are trying to log in as, the client host from which you are trying to connect, and whether you were using a password. Normally, you should have one row in the user table that exactly matches the … |
| | For PDF output, I prefer to get it right on the screen and then use [HTML2PDF](http://www.html2pdf.fr/en) to produce the file. It uses TCPDF behind the scenes but the interface is very simple. The main requirement is that the html to produce the output has to be proper (i.e. closing tags …  |
 | Re: Sort Table (PHP) Sorting a multi-dimension array takes some pre-work before you sort to make it work. Follow the link and have a look. I think that will solve your problem. [Click Here](http://innovationsdesign.net/wb_2.7/pages/tech-resources/downloads/array-sort.php) |
| | You could use something like this: [code=html] <a href="delete.php" onclick="return confirm('Are you sure you want to delete?')">Delete</a> [/code]  |
 | From a "growing the business" point of view, trying to be all things to all people makes sense but realistically it may be difficult to achieve. Thus, "being more welcoming to newbies" while having "more experienced, intelligent questions being asked" would try to tackle both ends of the spectrum. The …  |
| | PHP normally only sees the data when you submit the form. If you want a PHP program to process the data 'live' then you will need some Ajax to do that. It can get data entered into the fields and call a PHP program to deal with it. |
 | miniPHP Studio does allow you to build a desktop application using PHP. It's less than perfect and your app may require some re-engineering to go from a server to the desktop. It can work but you have to decide if it is worth the trouble or if you are better … |
| | Re: IPAD emulator I don't know how accurate this is but you can give it a try. [Click Here](http://alexw.me/ipad2/) |
| | If you are working with a huge number of records, maybe sybase is trying to build a table in memory to hold all the results and it's running out of space. If that is a possibility, then you might want to try changing your query as an experiment to limit … |
| | To fit with your program flow, you probably need to use Ajax as mentioned in the previous post. In a simple situation, you can use some Javascript to pass variables to PHP by calling a PHP program with parameters. An example of passing the screen dimensions to PHP: if ($_SESSION['scrn_info_sw'] … |
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| | It seems that there should be an overview of the changes somewhere (home page?) and maybe a status of the implementation (something concise and up-to-date - more than just the "bugs" item on this forum). I notice that the IT Professionals Forum seems to be gone. Is there someplace on … |
| | It seems that you might have a better chance of getting an answer by contacting NI Support or using their forum. |
| | If you want to pass variables to another PHP module, you probably want to use session variables. This is pretty easy. You need a session_start() in every module where you are creating/using the session variables. You can then create a session variable almost like creating a local variable: [code=php] $_SESSION["a"] … |
| | Sending an email isn't that difficult unless you get into some of the options like sending attachments. I use a module called [URL="http://innovationsdesign.net/wb_2.7/pages/tech-resources/php-help.php#question_15"]libmail[/URL] that you can download and use to make it easy. Sending text is like sending an email except for the format of the address to send it … |
| | You can use an iframe to embed another site's page on your page. That way, you are seeing the original site (content) under a different domain/page. Links to other pages work but they are all displayed within the (same) frame so the page address in the browser bar won't change. … |
| | [URL="http://html2pdf.fr/en"]http://html2pdf.fr/en[/URL] |
| | [URL="http://gallery.menalto.com/"]Gallery[/URL] is well-rated but I don't have any experience with it in terms of ease of use or customization. A good list of CMS systems can be found [URL="http://php.opensourcecms.com/"]here[/URL]. Many have demos available.  |
| | Apparently, a 305 error can be the result of the hard disk being too full so there isn't enough space for critical system files. If your machine is relatively new, then that probably isn't your situation. You should try to get into safe mode. If you can, it means that …  |
| | You never said what the purpose of this is or if you will be publishing the results here. IDE: Context and occasionally Netbeans OS: Win7 |
 | Converting a Coppermine Picture Gallery installation to the latest version.  |
| | [URL="http://www.ioncube.com/"]http://www.ioncube.com/[/URL] They also have a "pay-as-you-go" option where you can upload the code and compile it for much less than you would pay to buy the whole package. Any protection can be broken but the "byte-code" approach used by Ioncube and Zend is the most secure. Encryption (like PHPShadow) can … |
| | There are two ways to approach this. You can try to get a handle on how much they are willing to pay, charge them that and hope that the number of hours that it takes results in more than minimum wage; or, you can use the more traditional scientific approach. … |
| | You haven't shown your form code. Each check box should have it's own name. If you are only referencing $orders, then it would make sense that you are only retrieving one value. |
| | What makes you want to invent your own online shopping system when there are good open source systems available? These are written by knowledgeable teams of people and the systems have gone through multiple releases fixing security holes and other issues. These systems have thousands of hours of work invested … |
| | Assuming that your intention is to protect a PHP script that you intend to sell, then you need an encoder and a license capability. I suggest that you look at [URL="http://www.ioncube.com/sa_encoder.php"]IONCUBE[/URL] (the Cerebrus version). A do-it-yourself solution (especially license only) is a waste of time. If you don't want to … |
 | Could the standard for acceptance into UIIT be so low as to include those who are unfamiliar with such recent innovations as Google? |
| | [URL="http://html2pdf.fr/en/default"]http://html2pdf.fr/en/default[/URL] |
| | It seems that you are trying to go beyond what you can control from the server using PHP. Normally, when you use a PDF document you provide a link, the document opens in the browser and then you have the option of printing it. If you do a search on …  |
| | Most sites don't have this much traffic and yours may not either, especially at the start. You need a profile of how much activity would be associated with each user. 1000 users doing a single short query in an hour probably isn't a problem. If it is 1000 users who …  |
| | I agree with the previous note that you will need some expertise and some time to put this together. Have a look at the following links: Expedia Affiliate Program: [URL="http://www.expediaaffiliate.com/private-label-xml.html"]http://www.expediaaffiliate.com/private-label-xml.html[/URL] A service similar to what you are trying to do: [URL="http://www.kayak.com/"]Kayak[/URL] A sample of the Expedia API Spec (2007): [URL="http://www.google.ca/#hl=en&source=hp&q=expedia+api+affiliate&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&gs_upl=7476%2C783%2C21%2C6%2C135%2C166%2C0%2C21&fp=7c576e9804149ebd"]Expedia … |
| | I haven't examined your code so I can't tell you how to 'fix' it. The key question is why you want to do this. There is no harm done if there are gaps in the sequence but you will potentially be doing a lot of extra updating to renumber everything … |
 | You aren't 100% clear on what you want to do however; I will say this, passwords are normally encrypted so that they aren't reversible. They are verified by encrypting what the member enters and comparing that with the encrypted version that is in the database. This makes them pretty safe …  |
| | [URL="http://innovationsdesign.net/wb_2.7/pages/tech-resources/php-help.php#question_14"]http://innovationsdesign.net/wb_2.7/pages/tech-resources/php-help.php#question_14[/URL] |
| | Re: PHP Email Piping It might just be the code but you should check that your web host allows this. I know that mine doesn't. |
 | Hi Greg and welcome to Daniweb. Some observations for you: [LIST] [*]Getting your own place, getting a job and learning web development are all separate items that might not be tied together. It might be ideal for you if they all came together (quickly) but that might not be realistic, … |
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