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Your better off doing this in a database, easier to index and search. But if you want to search through a text file, you'll need to open the text file for reading, read in the content of the file, then use strrpos() to find the position of the MAC address, …

I think what your asking for is a WYSIWYG editor. (What You See Is What You Get). The one Wordpress uses is called TinyMCE. It is javascript based, not PHP, but most of the editors are javascript, or are active X objects. TinyMCE's implementation is very easy, and there are …

you might want to check the wordpress forums, they are usually pretty helpful. I dont think i've used that particular plugin before, I'd look in the source and see where the error is occurring.

Are you using a database management tool of some kind? Like phpMyAdmin? If so, test the query there, it'll give you more specific error messages. I usually label my queries tables by letter, to avoid confusion, because if your tables have field names the same, you could run into problems. …

Javascript is probably the best method for this. But you could also do it in any server side implementation as well. [URL="http://www.tizag.com/javascriptT/javascriptdate.php"]javascript date and time[/URL]

Line 81, your missing a period. To avoid these kind of issues, you don't need to concatenate all that. You can put $data in a double quoted string. So instead of doing this: [CODE] $string="Hello ".$name.", how are you?"; [/CODE] You can do: [CODE] $string="Hello $name, how are you?"; [/CODE] …