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Hey ... having the exact same issue with the swfs in firefox. If anyone has any insight, it would be helpful. Thanks.

can you post your uploading script?

it would work if it were date(YmdHis) because then the year would be first, but since he has it with the month first, date("mdYHis"), it would not. For example, look at this:

dec 27, 2007 7:30:00...

As it turns out, the table was indeed too big (it was the biggest table in the database with a whopping 16,000 or so rows) and some of the older rows were obsolete so i deleted them. It's working...

so . . . nobody, huh?

Recently, one of my database queries started failing and giving me this error message: "Got error 127 from storage engine". I've tried looking it up but I can't find where this error is documented...

I believe it already does this, which is the confusing part. It's a really big code, but here's a representative snippet:



$query = "SELECT aff, url, des, thumb FROM $table WHERE...

So I have this really big, presumably memory intensive script. It always worked before, but now it's giving me this error:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to...

You were right; the issue was an open string on line 96. I wouldn't have thought to look up that far, lol. Thanks.

Somebody please help out; I'm at my wits end with this one.

I'm getting a parse error message from my server:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in [pathtofile] on line 137

This is...

So there's no advantage to using a database rather than storing things as files on a server?

You're welcome. And thanks, boogy, I didn't know that.

If I save things like flv files and jpg files in a database, will this save space on my server?

This should produce the effect . . .


//list of variables
$list_of_variables = array("var1" => "page one",
"var2" => "page two",
"var3"...

Okay, I think i get it now. Thanks. I'll mess around with this tonight when i get home.

I don't really know what this means . . .

edit: I'm sorry, I'm being vague again. What i meant to say is that I dont understand the documentation at php.net.

lol!

Probably an honest mishap, but still funny.

.htaccess does indeed allow this; I used that exact same construction to render .jpeg files as php5 in one of my directories. Maybe it has something to do with the permissions on his server?

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a little unreliable but good prices.

My apologies if I was too vague. I'm using php. I know that php has a function class that does this, but it's not bundled on my server, so I thought I'd use shell scripting on the command line with...

#1 - set body{margin-top} to 0px to get the image at the very top of the page
#2 - the first nested table is missing a <tr> tag (it has a close, but no open). This may be part of the problem.
#3 -...

Is there anyone who knows how to use ajax to make a soap request? Thanks.

Clever. But what are you going to do if he wants a different color? In my experience, php imaging doesn't play nice when trying to change the colors of things . . . unless you use a php5 imagefilter...

Does anybody know the syntax for performing an http get or http post request from the command line? Thanks.

Thanks. I'll try this out and see if it works for me.