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I'm glad you were able to get things figured out. I felt like I needed to be more involved with the full code to see what was going on. Still, I am glad it is working now.

Regarding your...

Quick question: Is your table name 'category'? It seems like it might be confusing to have a table named 'category' and a column in that table also called 'category'.

The following line does not...

I'm glad it helped :)

That's a big reason why I enjoy Windows 7 :)

Correct. In the second example where only one = is used if ($test='1') $test="u"; it is a conditional statement, but it is always true. Since it is always true, it is not useful as an if statement....

Please try to keep your posts in english as this is an english website and forum. This will allow you the best chance of getting understood and getting help. It will also help to prevent your posts...

Just a quick note on IF statements with php.


<?php
$test='0';
if ($test=='1') $test="u";
echo"$test";
?>

The above uses "==" and produces "0".

Count has not been deprecated, but I noticed after updating my website to PHP 7.4 that some MySQL functions operated somewhat differently.

For now I would get rid of the IF statement until we can...

I guess I would need to see what the data is that you are working with, however I do see one error.

Try changing:


$result4 = mysqli_query

to:

Let's simplify this a bit.


$lineItem = explode ("*", $bigData);

divides the array based on "*".

In the case of $bigData="a*b"; you have:

I have not looked too closely, but I notice that this one line does not do anything:


str_replace (" ", "", $bigData);

It should be something like:


$bigData = str_replace (" ", "",...

It is not very obvious, so here is your code and my code side by side. The parentheses highlighted in yellow was moved to the outside as seen in the second example where it is correct.
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There appears to be a typo in your code. Try this instead:


<?php
$_SESSION['sessionCounter']=9;
$_SESSION['limit']=8;
$percentage = (round(((($_SESSION['sessionCounter'] /...

I wouldn't say that any rules were broken. This is a casual thread and relevant links are more likely to be allowed.

In general, the longer a person has been a member along with a higher post...

Open the PNG image in MS Paint and then save as JPEG format.

I removed the link to your website. Generally we discourage self-promotion until after you are an established member.

For clarity, please limit posts to English or Code.

Closing as this thread is beginning to attract spam.

To answer the first question, all of the responses that have been posted and subsequently deleted were spam; mostly asking people to buy shirts, drugs, or promoting sports. Regarding the answer to...

I can delete it if you want. These types of errors are not always the easiest to locate because the error message almost always points away from the source of the error.

I have not looked very closely at your script, but you appear to be missing a closing " related to this line

echo "This is line 73. Line 72 did not print.<br />;

Please remember that Adobe is the best place to ask. I do not have Adobe Photoshop or Windows 10 and I don't want to inadvertently cause additional problems for you.

That being said, your...

It is best to check with Adobe regarding this, however, I did find the following solution:
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