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After line 12 you need to `$row = mysql_fetch_array($result);` If `$row` is false then no record is found, else you can use `$row['Link']`. Note that you cannot output anything if you want to use `header`. (Remove line 17.)

Have a look at how `delegate` works.

Sounds like `MyAppUser` is the problem. Is it allowed for a login and a user to have identical names?

Perhaps: [Essential Windows Communication Foundation](http://www.amazon.com/dp/0321440064/)

The regex you show is used to validate a date. How complex do you want the email validation? It gets ugly real quick. Here's one of the simpler ones: /^[a-z0-9._%+-]+@[a-z0-9.-]+\.[a-z]{2,6}$/i

This may help: [HttpWebRequest.AllowAutoRedirect Property](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.httpwebrequest.allowautoredirect.aspx)

Add a datetime column to your table, and set it's default value to `NOW()`.

Agree with diafol, do not do this. It wouldn't matter anyway, because you can still refresh by clicking the browser button. If you do so anyway, don't forgot to disable `CTRL+F5` and `CTRL+R` too.

Yes, it is an encoding problem and should `=&`. It's an older construct to assign a reference.

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diafol is right, something is wrong, otherwise you would not get this error. Do this to find out: $query = mysql_query(...) or die(mysql_error());

See [Partial class definitions](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wa80x488(v=vs.80).aspx)

> time limit exceeded when input is 1234567890,1 Dividing by 1 is not very smart indeed. Add a check, if the divisor equals 1, return the dividend. No need to do 1234567890 loops.

You can set the onmouseover for the `tr` tag instead.

1) Add a column in the player table to store the rank. Then devise a way to determine how to calculate it using a query, so you can update them all at once. 2) This requires a second column to store the previous rank, just before calculating the new rank.

Your variable `$myid` has no value. Somewhere in your code there must be a line: $myid = 1; // or whatever it is you need

Here is an [excellent article](http://mikehillyer.com/articles/managing-hierarchical-data-in-mysql/) on the database side of things.

If your pages are stored in the database, then you can generate your sitemap easily from a query. It depends on how your website is built.

I've used a different brand for a while (not sure which). I was very content with them (speed and connection stability was better than wifi), until they started to heat up too much and shut down too regularly (no connection).

Sounds like you'll need to replace the link from the message. Can you give an example of what you actually want?

For item 1 read: http://www.databasejournal.com/features/oracle/article.php/3592846/Trees-and-Hierarchies-in-Oracle.htm

If you only want to adjust the name, I suggest: echo 'you are logged in as: <span id="username">' . $_SESSION['username'] . '</span>'; then you can style using `span#username`. There are many more options of course.

Help you with what part? What do you have already?

You will need to show some code.

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Check your settings, you should have a default page specified.

> This will easily done with jQuery True, but why include a 32Kb script just for those 12 lines?

Do you see any errors? Just "not working" is kind of vague. Please describe what happens.

Remove the semi-colons, and upgrade `nchar` to something more than one char.

That means that this line: $ballpark = $this->ballparkDetailsHandler->getBallparkDetailsByProjectId($projectId); returns `null` to `$ballpark`, then on the next line it is not possible to call the function because there's no valid object.

Is it just related to gcc? What if you execute `dir > dirlist.txt`

Semi-colons are missing.

Do you want to call your PHP script with an AJAX call, or do you want to do the check in Javascript?

The `mail` function does not support authentication. You'd need to use a tool to do this. Choices can be for example: PHPMailer, SwiftMailer or PEAR::Mail.

[Here](http://www.developerfusion.com/article/141514/working-with-mobile-devices-in-html5-and-css3/)'s a nice introduction.

You can [include](http://php.net/manual/en/function.include.php) another script. If the script is on another server you can use [cUrl](http://php.net/manual/en/function.curl-exec.php).

I think `data.value = null;` should work, but it is quite possible that the file input is read-only. If so, the only option remaining is to remove the element entirely, and insert a new one into the DOM.

Can't you export/import your settings through a file (csv/sql)?

> before submit click preview button.show for preview First explain what you actually want to show.

You cannot use Yahoo to send email like that, because it requires authentication.

`httpdocs` sounds like Apache... You'll need IIS (on Windows) to run an ASP.NET website.

Nothing yet ?

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Try urlencode.

You want to make it smaller? This is indeed not recommended, but you should be able to use CSS to change the appearance.

What does not work ?

> anything that would cause the headers to be send Note that this can be caused by a BOM marker generated by your text editor if the file is in UTF/Unicode.

`exit` terminates the script, so the while loop just stops after the first mail.

A `$_POST` variable may not have a value, so you should do the following: $name = isset($_POST['name']) ? mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['name']) : ''; or move the assignments within the `if`. Add on: Your query is incorrect, check that you have the syntax right.

Similar to your previous thread: $response = $client->KundLandKodAlternativ(); $yourArray = $response->KundLandKodAlternativResult->WCFReturnString->string; $yourSecondArray = $response->KundLandKodAlternativResult->WCFString1->string;