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There's no need to get defensive. It's extremely unclear what you want.


In what context do you want to do this? In your original post, you made it seem like you wanted your output as depicted in...

You can just set it as "resolved."

Glad it's working for you.

In an effort to keep things organized, you have the option to set a thread to resolved when an issue is fixed. To make the status of the thread resolved:
1. Go to your...

The paths are relative, so changing what's inside of the double quotes on the third line acts as your path. If the PHP file is in the same directory as all the mp3s, you don't need to change...

I'm not quite sure of your question above, but the following script should effectively shuffle the names of all your files in a directory that match the specified pattern on line 3:



<?php
...

Sure. Take a look at the below question.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11580292/removing-wrapper-div-without-jquery-raw-javascript

You'd just have to do a loop and everything would work...

Beverly's script will only print out a list, shuffling the names. Is that what you wanted? I assumed you actually wanted the files renamed.

In your example, the option elements are actually inside of the optgroup. They aren't in the first example. Take a look at http://jsfiddle.net/frJEq/47/ for comparison.

If you plan to wrap the...

A simple if statement should do the job...? What's your variable that contains the "duration"? Or by duration do you mean time elapsed since $row['timestamp']?

My guess is that nobody responded because you're asking a ton of questions that all require a ton of work, then you ask us to review your code for you. Anyways, that's just my 2 cents (note: I...

Also, was there an issue with the other four questions that you've posted? As traq said (and some of the answerer's in the other questions), clarify what you want, please. We have no idea of the...

When you said you prefer fewer breaks, that means you'd rather have longer breaks then, no?

Interesting. I've thought about this before. The fact is that humans are naturally happier when doing work, but want to do nothing (or so I've been told that's a fact but can't remember where I heard...

In an effort to keep things organized, you have the option to set a thread to resolved when an issue is fixed. To make the status of the thread resolved:
1. Go to your first post
2. Edit your first...

Yes, -45F wind chill is exactly what I look forward to on Mondays. But in all seriousness, we had 2 inclement weather days. Unfortunately those days extended our winter break. To be honest I'd rather...

Daniel is right, though i recall him addressing this issue previously (directly to you):


You can't style the drop down part. If you really had an intense desire to, you could make a makeshift...

I address this in the second sentence of my original post. You'll need to change the listener depending on what you prefer.


Are you including jQuery? This should work on your site. Please set up...

You'd probably want something like:


var eventListener = function(el, type, listener) {
if(el.addEventListener) {
el.addEventListener(type, listener, false);
} else...

Consistency beats this one, of course. I'm positive I've seen users name multiple patterns different things in their code, and it's awful. If I'm going to make multiple functions that deal with...

I do agree with @traq that injecting the array is probably the way to go.


I noticed this too. Interesting.


I'm obligated to agree :). Of course we always need to remember that tons of...

Yes, sorry about that. I figured establishing how things would generally be laid out would allow an understanding of the general basis of how the pattern works. Then it'd be easier to explain how ...

I got lazy and didn't feel like drawing out another example, but the only place you'd need to use a loop is to get all the user ID's from their instance (getId()). Once you have an array of IDs, you...

I see. If this isn't user-specific or interface-related (i.e., this may be for just one function you're creating for a small, 1-page project or something), you wouldn't really need to pull in all the...

It really depends on how everything is set up and how your domain logic works. I guess I would consider any problem like this arising from poor design in the first place. Normally, for each user I'd...

Make sure that the location in the header redirect ("page.php") matches the files name it's in. Or just change that line entirely to:


header( 'Location: http://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] ....