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Import the CSV into Access as a CSV for MS Excel. It's a lot more forgiving and you can fix errors within it. Then export it as CSV (either standard or Excel) and import it into phpMyAdmin. Access...

UPDATE: I've moved over to PDO. It's unfortunate that I can't find a PDO Wrapper Class that works as well as the MySQLiDB class above, but the one I'm using works quite well.

No, no, no, no, NO!

This is always possible in CSS and you should never use tables as a layout guide for your page. Tables are specifically for tabular data, which this is not.


20 years ago,...

Hey, I'm currently using the PHP MySQLi Database Class from https://github.com/ajillion/PHP-MySQLi-Database-Class but the breaking changes in PHP5.4 now I've upgraded servers renders the whole thing...

I've seen some games use this GeoIP PHP API:

http://www.maxmind.com/app/php

They use it to display the player's country of origin as a flag on the high score table. It's also used in a couple...

How are you retrieving and storing the information from the database?

If you're using AccessDataSources then each source should be a separate and unique query, so they won't clash so long as you...

Here's a basic run down of your options:

Crossing the Streams: Handling cross-site API requests (JSONP, CORS, UMP and more) »
Author: Greg Brail

JSONP:

What it is: You return JSON from your...

The easiest way is to us:


window.location.href = document.getElementById('m2').href;

I would strongly advise against using MD5 to hash your passwords. For the last three or so years, it has been known that MD5 is reaching it's end of life. Recently, this has been officially...

Although, it still needs updating to HTML5 and it's biggest problem is it's charset is still set as iso-8859-1

It still has 23 Errors, 5 warnings to solve for that.

And it has 22 errors and 243...

It seems in the last two days, that website has been refurbished:
...

You'll need to learn how to use for loops...

http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_loop_for.asp

This will help you immensely with your understanding of programming and it will be a lot better than...

Here's a quick and dirty script to show you the mechanism for detecting the '.' within a text box:



var showIntellisense = function () {
alert('Intellisense Trigger Called');
}

$(function...

As I say, the only time you need to use cookies is if you need to cater for anonymous users. I can't see any need to use cookies other than that. With these sorts of cookies, you could pass control...

Another low-tech method is to use a CGI script. You can make a decent hit-counter at http://www.digits.com They walk you through it step by step (There's only five steps or so) and then just...

Yep. If you have a database drivenn site with membership, you can create a table called session_vars that links to each member; that way you can simulate the cookie's main purpose, to allow settings...

Yep, I use the same method for CSS. Makes it stupidly easy to create themes and things that use lots of repeated data. :) Although, I'm looking into moving over to LESS soon.

Also, using AHAH, you...

Because I'm basing my Bespoke Framework on a Norse Gods theme, I have bifrost.php as my bridge between PHP and Javascript. It's just a simple script that's called with $.load(); in JQuery, which...

Make an account with Google Analytics:

www.google.com/analytics/

Link that account to SeeTheStats:

http://www.seethestats.com/

Follow guide to put it all together:

I'm not sure on this one tbh. I'm sure someone here will be able to help you, but if it were me, I'd simply look for a better zoom script.

There are a multitude of them here:
...

As a debug, try this:

FIND:


$result=mysql_query($sql);

//check if query successful
if($result){
echo "Thank you for your comment! You will automaticly be redirected...";

How do you mean? Can you give an example or link to the page you're working on? Make sure you post any code on these forums within
or
tags.

It may not be working if you don't have JQuery...

In JQuery, by title:



$(document).ready(function() {
$('a').each(function() {
if($(this).attr('title') == 'Image') {
...

I take it you mean programmatically, rather than just:


<a id="YOUR_ID_HERE" href="img/test.jpg" alt="Image">

Your code:



<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">

<head>...