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see explode() and then feed it to array_slice()

So you want this hierarchy? Code: 2009 12 Project data that finished on dec 15th Project data that finished on dec 14th 4 Project data that finished on april 1st 3 Project data that finished on march 22nd 2008 10 Project data that finished on oct 15th 9 Project data that finished on sept 1st ... and so on

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What da...? Why serialize? The best solution whould be to create a new array and use listing_id as array key. This way it will be guaranteed to be unique since array keys must be unique.

And what has this got to do with PHP?

I have read you post a couple of times, it seems that knowledge of HTML is what you need. You can read about HTML and forms here and here . A very simple example code for your example: Code: <form> <p>1. If your right wheels are off the pavement, __________ <input type="checkbox" name="question1" id="A" value="A" />A. gradually turn back on the pavement. <input type="...

Not wanting to scare you at all, but things could certainly be simplified. Which is of course, a matter of opinion. PHP Code: <?php foreach( range ( 1 , 5 ) as $number ){ printf ( '<div id="tab_%d">' , $number ); include( sprintf ( 'tab_%d.htm' , $number )); echo '</div>' ; } ?>

I'd say $greetings $this->world is a reference to a class property within the instance. Most reputable writers talking about OOP will refer to properties or attributes rather than variables when referring to items like $world thatare defined within the class.

Since you adding elements inside of a loop, you need to make sure that names of form elements are different. Better to fetch user_id, username from task_table then fetch result as an array where keys are values of user_id, values are username then foreach($result as $userid => $username){ $form->addElement('text', 'user'.$userid, 'Users Name:'); }

yes, you can but you should do it with one query, using join

there are too much bugs in your code. from probably wrong database schema to sql injection at least you are checking $row[category2] without actually fetching this $row

Try to increase timeout properties in my.ini, mysql ini file.

I won't ask you why three tables contain the same colums But really you're the one that will have to know from what table the data came, and in what table you'll have to update/add it. Depending on your query (UNION I guess?), you might add a fixed value in the SELECT, with a value that identifies the table you're querying. For example: MySQL Code: SELECT jobid , ...

adisan, You need to open the config.php.new file and customize it. Save it as config.php, upload it, and try again. Alex

Basically you'll need a table with all the restaurants (i presume you're seaching a list of restaurants) along with it's country, zip code, and then a field each for delivery - take out. These values can be 1 for true and 0 for false in these fields. Then once the form is submitted you need to have a php script something like: PHP Code: $specs = "" ; if(isset( $_POST ...

Change host! I too had many frustrations with different stupid rules and settings until I've found dreamhost, but that's just an advise. On with your problem: I don't see how inserting values in form field's values could generate a server error, at worst you would have badly formed html, not a server error.

What client are you using to view this text in the database? Have you tried using another client application to confirm the text is indeed different? It may just be your client displaying the text incorrectly.

I've never heard of it before. I just looked at its description breifly and I don't think I will be using it. I would rather use mnogosearch. Mnogosearch has been around for like 10 years, has extension of php and now has option to distribute the search index between up to 256 servers. It also has web spider, if you need this sort of thing as well as has all the features I see on sp hider ...

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The easiest and best solution is to install a PDF print driver on the client's computer. They hit print, choose the PDF printer, and they get a PDF file that looks just like what they see on screen. Anything you do in code will be substandard comparatively; websites that make nice PDFs do so separately from how they generate the similar-looking webpages. There's no good HTML-to-PDF library I'm ...