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sample code online...with a few flaws.30 Nov 2009 22:09 GMT6
http://www.1littleworld.net/code/z1.php
The code works fine locally. But as you will see, it ain't ideal yet.
So please, keep the flame comments to yourself.
I'm just showing you what I've been working on so far.
Paper sizes in FPDF30 Nov 2009 16:25 GMT1
I have used FPDF for our documentation, and now they found that we
need bigger sizes - some new drawings are in - I guess - A2. And FPDF
can only handle max A3.
In the file fpdf.php line 119, I have updated this:
PDO and associative arrays30 Nov 2009 15:42 GMT1
I am in the process of refactoring our CMS.  The design uses an object
oriented approach with all available data types in the CMS (folders,
articles, images, surveys etc) descending from an abstract CmsItem
class.
who use the memagent30 Nov 2009 11:15 GMT1
hello, everyone .
I'm looking an agent software for memcache,the I found the memagent.
I use it as a memcache backup tool, and when the main memcache servers
down ,It can use the backup memcache servers quickly.
variable in function second problem30 Nov 2009 07:11 GMT2
Where I have $ask[$num][1] the output is as expected.
$ask[$num][2] however prints "Array[2]".
How do I fix this?
<?php
unusual OR syntax30 Nov 2009 01:38 GMT51
i came accross something like this:
is_dir($dir) OR mkdir($dir);
so, obviously, it is the same as this:
if (!is_dir($dir)) { mkdir($dir);    }
array problem    how to increment number element30 Nov 2009 00:45 GMT5
Ok so I've been busy learning a few things.
I have a basic table layout where I want questions and choices to be shown
in. Rather than repeating the physical code for each question, just create
a loop to do that with.
What XSLT processor functions do I use on PHP Version 5 ?29 Nov 2009 17:24 GMT2
I have tried both 'xslt_process' and friends and 'XSLTProcessor' but
neiver seem to be availiable to my F12 PHP instillation.
Could someone give me some guidance on what to use ?
Many thanks in advance,
XML, XSLT and processing document fragments29 Nov 2009 16:55 GMT3
I am wanting to process fragments of XHTML using XSLT.
Is this possible or do I have to work with whole files ?
Many thanks in advance,
Aaron
buttons and "action"29 Nov 2009 01:14 GMT4
<form id="chooser" action="chooser.php" method="post">
<button type="submit" name="plan" value="basic">
On my web page I'm building I will have a two column layout with header.
The left column will have the menu which I think I can do better with
phpinfo disabled on F12 install28 Nov 2009 22:51 GMT1
I have F12 and PHP version 5.2.9
There is no 'disable_functions = phpinfo' in /etc/php.ini
safe_mode is off
Theres not 'php_value disable_function phpinfo' in any .htaccess
array goes in body or head?28 Nov 2009 20:24 GMT8
From all that I've read so far, nothing has really been said as to where an
array goes. So I am assuming the body.
Question is though, should the array be before any html or what?
Sorting multidimensional array by two criteria28 Nov 2009 10:41 GMT4
I am trying to sort a multidimensional array by two criteria e.g.
$output = array(1234, 3),
              array(5678, 3),
              array(1234, 2)
getting value from buttons28 Nov 2009 04:32 GMT4
<td class="ql"><input type="submit" name="show" Value="A"></input></td>
From this example how can I pass the selected button to php variable for
use later?
If user clicks button "A" then how does this get reflected by PHP?
timestamp at start of filling out form and form completion28 Nov 2009 03:28 GMT7
I'd like to be able to determine how long a user took to fill out a
form.  I'm assuming it would be by getting a timestamp at beginning of
the form and again when user clicks on submit.  Has anyone ever done
this?
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