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Try [Altova](http://www.altova.com/umodel/sequence-diagrams.html).

The first one rewrites all URLs, so the second never gets executed. Reverse their order.

I think you might be confused with the success/error of the ajax call, and what you consider success/error in PHP. The result from PHP is returned in the `data` parameter in `success`. The `success` event in ajax is called when the page returns something. If there is a server error …

"certain details" ? You may want to be a little more specific than that.

> I don't think daily planning meetings are a good idea We use the standup from scrum daily, and I must say that I am pleased with it (although we are not using anything else just yet). It doesn't take long (20 mins tops with 18 people), and everybody is …

If your pages are indexed by Google, you can use their custom search.

Try a search engine.

I do, but there's no fixed pattern.

`ShellExecute` is meant to start a process. Although it may be possible to get it to open a file, you will not be able to use it to add data to it.

Why don't you just password protect the folder the files are in?

Using a normal array is explained right here in [the manual](http://jqueryui.com/demos/autocomplete/), but since your array is different, I suggest you look into the callback method.

Start with [some tutorials](http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/NET/vbNet.html). This way you get to learn the correct syntax, and most likely you can answer your own question. That will be much more helpful to you than just providing you with some answers.

Where do you want to run the application? If you make this in PHP it will run on the server. It is not possible to execute your application on the client (lots of security issues).

I'd suggest something like this: UPDATE `bgl` SET stock = stock - '$quantity' WHERE product_code = '$product_code' AND stock - $quantity >= 0

If you know more languages, it will be easier to determine the best tool for the job.

> Ive tried some If you post which ones you have tried, we can narrow the suggestions.

You get these notices because most likely, they are set to be hidden on your production server. You use some variables that may not be available/have a value. The use of `isset()` can solve this.

http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/191031/faq-supplied-argument-not-valid-resource

$your_email = $_GET['ID']; $your_email = '<' . $_GET['ID'] . '>'; // enclosed with < >

You can only do this if you perform an AJAX call from Javascript to PHP. You can stick to Javascript, if you use an encryption package.

There are a lot of different tutorials available, even video, if you do a little search.

> Communism is awful for the world. Look at N.Korea or Cuba. For Cuba I think this is a little short-sighted. The changes over the last few years made things far worse than they were. For a long time communism in Cuba was well-accepted and a good thing. Been there …

What's up with this questionnaire popup? Had it several times now, and going to it's website to disable it, doesn't appear to work. No, I have cookies enabled in my current browser.

mysql_close($result,$connection); should be mysql_close($connection);

> getting many errors What are the errors? Oh, and moved.

> publication.tags='%news%' You need to use `LIKE` as smantscheff showed you.

If you are using PHP 5.4.0 then this function is no longer available.

Show the curl options you are using.

If the website only allows it for non commercial use, you shouldn't use it. Doesn't matter how you use the code, the license says otherwise.

You can find a lot of info [here](http://www.ozekisms.com/)

Do you get an error anywhere ? Where does your upload javascript code come from ?

Yes. In the `upload.php` in the download package you can see how to get the filename. Just add your own query.

Can you clarify? How is this different than [this](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/434914/need-file-uploader)?

http://jqueryui.com/demos/autocomplete/

Apparently `placeholder.data("plot")` is not a (valid) flot object. Without more code it'll be hard to make a serious statement (as was also mentioned in one of your newsgroup replies).

Are you talking about MS SQL Server? First profile your existing queries, determine the bottle neck query. See if you can gain some performance by optimizing that query, applying different indexes etc. (Google: query performance) When you are sure all are near optimal, adjusting database settings is an option.

`fadeOut` and `fadeIn` are asynchronous, so it should be nearly simultaneously.

[This thread](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/code/387828/watermark-images) might help.

What kind of chart are you looking for then? I am a fan of Highcharts.

If you have problems with your code, show it and explain the issue.

Try: onsubmit="return validator()">

Here is a nice tutorial: http://creately.com/blog/diagrams/er-diagrams-tutorial/

The API states you need to pass 4 parameters, and none of them is named 'file'. In line 13 you use `$json_string` but it isn't defined anywhere.

Sometimes the reputation graph takes very long to load, blocking the page. My guess is that it's that.

Backslash should be before the `t` date ("d/m/y \a\t H:i")

I suggest you contact pixpub.

If `short_open_tags` are disabled `<?=` does not work (before PHP 5.4.0). Check your settings.

https://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?t=729785

At the top of every script you should at least call `session_start();`

Google showed this (amongst many others): http://educ.jmu.edu/~johns2ja/fundraisingthermometer.html