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> 'ionCube Loader' [This](http://www.ioncube.com/) protects the PHP code on your website, as you can see above. You can see it as a kind of compiled code.

Here's [a demo](http://www.pritaeas.net/view/articles/portfolio-with-jquery) I wrote a while back (zip and demo available).

Does GoDaddy allow remote connections to the database? If so, did you whitelist your ip address?

> insufficient priviveleges on password Make sure you are logged in with a user that is allowed to create a user.

Slightly off-topic, but for testing this stuff [Litmus](http://litmus.com/email-testing) is an excellent tool.

Ummm... do you need to ask them, or answer them ?

Line 27 is incorrect. Close the parenthesis and add a curly bracket.

> how to plan and implement a Website Development Project Have you Google'd that? If you need answers to more specific questions, be more specific please.

Semi-colon is missing at line 25 above.

PHP is case sensitive, the variable in the unlink is one letter off.

Can you perhaps explain a bit more as to what happens.

What have you tried so far ?

Wouldn't it be easier to request some other method of accessing this data?

Just recently acquired JetBrains' PhpStorm. Haven't used it too much yet, but I think you'd definitely need to try this one, or WebStorm (HTML/Js version).

`sort` does a string comparison by default. You can specify a sort function as parameter to the function. The compare function takes two parameters, and should return an number. Negative means the first is smaller than the second, zero means equal, and positive means the second is smaller. function compare(x, …

> public function getRecord($var) Why not use: public function getRecord($id) Then you see at first glance what needs to be passed. > $sth->execute(); This function can return `false` indicating failure. What I miss are function return values. True on success, perhaps an array with the error message on failure. The …

Use two UNION's to turn it into a single list, then GROUP, COUNT and ORDER.

> $wp:postmeta = $value->getElementsByTagName("wp:postmeta"); You should handle this just like you did with "job", with a foreach.

IMO and experience, as long as you have not yet worked for a company (or freelanced for one) you are still considered a beginner. Intermediates will have several years of professional experience. The other two are difficult to qualify. It depends mostly on who you work with. You maybe an …

http://damnhandy.com/2009/08/26/url-vs-uri-vs-urn-in-more-concise-terms/ (also read the linked blog post) http://www.skorks.com/2010/05/what-every-developer-should-know-about-urls/ (I consider this a must-read)

If that is all code, the second query is never executed.

This is the simplest. There are some cases unmatched, if the code is different then you mentioned. %<a href="(.*?)">%i %<img src="(.*?)"/>%i

http://www.php.net/manual/en/migration5.php http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php

I must say, HighCharts has excellent support, and I've been very happy with it for quite some time.

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Never came across any that were free and any good. Paid is the way to go (or make 'em yourself and sell 'em).

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Still on the fix list AFAIK.

queenjobe been dealt with.

You can try if the [mssql](http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mssql-connect.php) module is enabled.

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In jqGrid you can set a custom formatter per column. See the documentation for an example.

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/date-and-time-types.html http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/date-and-time-functions.html

What format are you sending?

i) Performance is fine, but am not quite sure what kind of performance you want to compare. Can you elaborate, or give an example? It would depend heavily on the kind of application you are building, and the components needed. ii) Deployment is relatively easy once you have a package …

You should base your choice on your requirements. Do you need more then 64K characters ? If not, use TEXT. LONGTEXT stores up to 4GB. Apart from that... since you are starting anyway, drop MySQL, and learn MySQLi and/or PDO. Then you will at least learn the right way. The …

> Also the check boxes should be made so only one option can be choosen. That's what radiobuttons are for.

+1 for html5boilerplate... At least you will start out right!

Most likely the `/` in front of the path.

Show what you have (the relevant parts), or better: an online demo.

> The SMTP server requires a secure connection GMail's SMTP port is not 25 IIRC, and the password is missing. Next time, please start a new discussion, instead of resurrecting an old thread.

Wouldn't it be possible to create a new view/SP that returns the data in the format you need, so you can attach it to a gridview in one go?

Enters and spaces in MySQL will not be shown if outputted as HTML. You either need to wrap it in a `<pre>` block, or encode it into HTML entities.

Yes. If omitted from the INSERT, an auto increment column (MySQL) or identity column (MSSQL) will do the rest. Passing the ID as NULL is also possible.

http://www.asp.net/whitepapers/add-mobile-pages-to-your-aspnet-web-forms-mvc-application

Please explain what tool you are using, and show us (part of) the code that is not working as expected. Do not forget to add what you want to achieve.

This folder, depending on your OS (and username): `C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Application Data\Macromedia\Dreamweaver MX\Configuration` Please note that I found this on the Adobe forum, and I do not use nor know anything about DreamWeaver.

> id="errorbox" ID's are meant to be unique. If you want to reuse them you should use class instead. It could be the reason for the mess up.

Please explain what you have and what you want. Show some code perhaps...

> how do i create a trigger to display the columns of the record after it is inserted into the table. Can you explain what you want? A trigger is for modifying data, not for displaying.