Will an XHTML DOCTYPE interfere with my PHP if I'm not experienced enough?
I've read this article here: http://friendlybit.com/html/why-xhtml-is-a-bad-idea/In a nutshell it says XHTML is a big no-no for non-geeks when it comes to dynamic pages i.e. PHP.Do I sidestep XHTML
GET vs SUBMIT Button to show sections on one index.php page?
Just curious if one of these ways is better (i.e. more efficient) than the other. I have an index.php page where there is a menu across the top with 5 choices. For example, HOME | MONKEYS | CATS |
Procedural to OOP
ohn Kleijn said that to avoid writing "crappy code", we should learn OOP and common OO principles. I've started reading OOP tutorials including the design patterns. And John is right, this
trim function issues
Hi guys, total noob here... So I've been tinkering around with a html and am using php to email the subitted data to me. It's all working fine, except now I've changed the rules of the form a little
Libraries in C++
Hi all,
have trouble in a if condition
The if below is working ok, it check when indexes, name, zipcode and state are empty.Code: <?php if ( trim($_POST['name']) == '' && $_POST['zipcode'] =='' &&
Inserting a check in checkbox from array value
Hello all,I have a bit of code that works for a select option box, but does not work for my checkboxes. I need multiple selections on this code and I really don't like the look of multiple select
$variable = $variable
HelloSorry if this is a really simple question but I have run out of ideas. Is there a really simple way of doing the following:$animal_dog = $something_something[$i]['animal_dog'];$animal_cat =
Preserving user-entered linebreaks
Hi, I'm building a web 2.0 thingy from scratch and I wanna display text which users input. It's all good so far, except that all the linebreaks are destroyed, so no matter how carefully they insert
Update Myspace status with CURL
Logging in:Code: <?phpclass Myspace{ function login($username, $password) { $username = $_POST['user']; $password = $_POST['passwd']; $login_url =
