So you do, it was me that didn't, sorry!! :D Still reading but what you have looks fine. Have you tried using the style editor in your browser, unchecking certain styles applied on the form, fields and appended icons? I'm struggling simply because everything looks fine with the mark-up above.
The example uses a horizontal form, but that's not what I want. The first column are personal details, the second company details. They can't flow like the example.
I've litterally slapped that together on the DW editor so excuse any blatent mistakes, I'm currently stuck on a corporate citrix farm :P I believe the layout above would do the trick? Can you get it displayed and show me a picture to help visualise? Sorry if I'm actually making this experience more painful haha :D
If that's not the issue you could change your select statement and try something like this:
<?php
$result = mysql_query("SELECT COUNT(*) as count FROM registration") or DIE(mysql_error());
if($result['count'] > 0){
echo 'There are . $result . 'members';
}else{
echo 'There are no registered members yet!';
}
?>
(Note: untested, probably won't work as-is!)
If that doesn't work let me know and I'll have another look through.
The only way to get an answer for this question is to do some tests for yourself, or perhao an automated tester to colelct a few thousand results. In each test record exactly how much bandwidth is used, then multiple that by expected traffic and voila.
FYI this is a breach of the forum rules:
I posted this message under both Web Development (Web Design, HTML, and CSS) and under (JAVASCRIPT, DHTML, and AJAX) as I was not sure where to post it.
Then your code should work entirely with the datetime class as this isn't limited on date: http://php.net/manual/en/class.datetime.php (I believe you already were, apologies for overlooking the obvious mate!)
$date = new DateTime('1920-01-01');
$date->modify('+18 years');
echo $date->format('Y-m-d');
//Outputs: 1938-01-01
I spent 20 minutes building a really large yet nice question, hit submit and BOOM. Could have cried :'( I had indented the code perfectly too haha This was about 2 hours ago GMT.
heyho, just another day in the office! Everything seems to be responding well now though.
As the other two said... don't do it, not when there are really cheap packages out there (and some free ones!). If you do this a lot and know a lot of people in a similar situation perhaps you can split the hosting host and setup come security. You should of course only do this if the other people you're sharing with are family or best friends. Even then it's VERY risky and just not ideal.
I have an old PC setup on my second line that has 1GB RAM and an 80GB HDD - it's got Ubuntu 10.04 installed (Well.. the complete LAMP stack), and I use it for when any friends, clients or family want to test/review an unfinished project. It also acts as a lovely server for all of my families photos and such :3 It's always nice to login and find that your mum has uploaded baby photos for the whole clan to see -.- using a laptop/desktop to host something isn't difficult, not at all, securing it without knowledge and keeping it up 24/7 is of course another kettle of fish.
Create another file called 'populate.php' or something similar, in this file you're going to write standard PHP that includes a DB connection, the collection of data, based on the users input, and then the population of fields.
This in your original file (where the dropdown and the table exists) add something like: <div id="populatedTable"></div>.
What you then want to do is call in the populate.php script using AJAX, but with a variable URL containing the value of RMA; something like this:
<div id="populatedTable"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
// reloads populated table every 10 seconds
var auto_refresh = setInterval(
function (){
$('#populatedTable').load('populate.php?rma=<?php echo $rma; ?>');
}, 10000
);
</script>
Then in populate.php you need to use $_GET['rma'] and construct your MySQL query based on that value.
Instead of the 10 second refresh timer you can choose to make it refresh once after the users imput is detected from the dropdown using JQuery.
To be honest, you're bascially asking someone to teach you AJAX, and we can't do that, it's simply too much. Teach yourself JQuery and AJAX from YouTube or another tutorial and then come back when you need some help with your new code, only then will our help be genuinely beneficial to you.
You can use HTML2Canvas to grab a screenshot of a remote URL and save the captured image locally, their libraries are dead easy to use/understand too, in fact, in 4-6 lines of code you could collect, name and store a screenshot of a URL.
If you want users to see 'live' updates you could have a cronjob constantly running with a loop, constantly getting new screenshots every cycle. Or you could use a class to collect a new screenshot and use it as an avatar every page load (NOT RECOMMENDED).
If you don't need to collect new screenshots that frequently that they seem live you could make your cronjob run every few hours or days.
DavidB is spot on :) There are forums full of middle aged munchkins dedicted to legacy technologies and languages - so if you're looking for more activity then that should be your next stop, good luck and have fun!
What's wrong with the 'Home Page' field that's available on your profile and your signiature? The Home Page field is perfect for the addition of your blog.
Also, the beauty of friend and connection requests is that they can be declined :D
@silverrice I don't think that's the case at all... I've never done such a thing and even with the forward slash you're still reading from the same directory?
You're going to need to add the code, the whole navbar including the image you've added please (Not the actual image, just the code used to insert). Only then can I see where the CSS should be applied.
Phorce is correct, this has nothing to do with PHP and will most likely be moved to CSS soon. However, wrapping your image in div tags and setting the nowrap style could solve your problem:
From the looks of it you're trying to use the number_format function on an array reference? You should instead call the function on the array variable itself. Does that make sense?
I never really look at the footer menu to be honest, I don't think theres anything there I need to use. I will from now on though actually as the forum, unanswered, recently updated and my posts are bloody useful :D
Yeah you're going to have to slap me as I can't help any further - only ever once looked at VB and immediately reverted back to web programming :) Now there's a better question here with your code another user could potentially help you, sorry and good luck!
The folder has to be shared so that it can be accessed from the client PC, but if you're trying to simply read from or write to a directory then you'd type the path like so:
