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Tables by default strech to fill up the provided space Also Google cell-padding is I believe the correct attribute to use

you need to lookup the table id for the table you want to work with in your check function store the table id in each form or elements `$('td').removeClass("highlight")` this basically says every `td` on the page you need `$(table#tableID td)`

leave the value of all set to empty string `<option value="">All</option>` in your php you need to check each time for each var if they are set and append an "and" something like $locations = (empty($_POST["locations"]) ? false : $_POST["locations"]); $filters = ""; if($locations) { $filters .= (empty($filters) ? "" …

your href tag doesn't care what type of page you're going to as long as the page exists `<a href="any/valid/url">something to click on(text/image)</a>`

anytime your `getListState` returns an empty set `$config['per_page']` will be 0

you dont actually state what problem you're having be descriptive no one wants to try to guess

change your function to return the value instead of echo

in your constructor code you ask for a parameter in this case `function __construct($person_name){` you're not actually setting person_name in that method but you are requiring it you should either remove it `function __construct(){` from the constructor or default it to null `function __construct($person_name=null){` if you keep it you should …

use your console to view the response for customers.php

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If your current value is the same as your new value no update happens

post some code the value in the db stays the same? the value on the form doesn't get updated? need a little more info

i dont see anywhere in your code where you get the posted variables ie `$price = $_POST['price']`

your function doesn't return a statement it returns the result $statement = $handle->prepare($sql); you would need to return `$statement` for what you're attempting

name="name[]" helps with multiple selects or multiple fields with the same name in your case i'd use a comma separated list and parse the posted value

dont forget http://php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php for retrieving dates from strings

the way you are using strlen it is returning the length of your count ie strlen(0) = 1 since strlen will always be 1 (till count > 9) and your echo is in your loop its outputting 1 then 1 then 1

your code shows one checkbox and 3 radios a little unclear about what the desired result is check your field naming you have some duplicates which is not allowed also name your boxes better ie for a center box radio or check use 'center' in your name that combined with …

do you actually have a table 'mydb' that looks like the name of your database

do you have short tags enabled

my insert statement seems to be ignoring my unique index and adding duplicates what'd i mess up? thanks in advance Table CREATE TABLE `address` ( `address_id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `address_street1` varchar(100) NOT NULL, `address_street2` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL, `address_street3` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL, `address_city` varchar(45) NOT NULL, `address_state` char(2) DEFAULT NULL, …

two ways of adding values to an array by specific index (string|int) $array = array(); $array['key1'] = $val1; $array['key2'] = $val2; print_r($array); /* array( "key1"=>$val1, "key2"=>$val2 ) echo array["key1"] // prints $val1 */ adding values by "push" uses next available int $array = array(); $array[] = $val1; $array[] = $val2; …

Try dumping $itemsinfo to make sure is really an array

you cant use fgetcsv on xls files you would need to use something like PHPExcel

if you already have php installed you most likely just need to enable mysql in your php.ini file

Stupid constant in class declaration issue One of our live servers is still on php 5.3 and is breaking on the second line with this message Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '.', expecting ')' in ....... systemAdministrator is a defined constant that i can echo out with no problem before …

you should definitely be using ajax for this kind of page