Recent content by whinger74

Hi, this is slightly off-topic, but it must be a common issue - Google doesn't seem to think so though :( A customer has sent me a .indd file, but I don't have InDesign - is there a way to open it? After searching, I've found out you can open the file in Pagemaker, but then the file then...

It sounds like you know more than me anyway! :) I don't know what db class that is, but is there an error function in there? Maybe: [code] $db->query("INSERT INTO {$tbl_prefix}webs (tid, school, subject, theme) VALUES('$_SESSION[id]', '$school', '$subject', '$theme')"); if (!$db->error()) {...

...if the row was correctly created in realtime". DO you mean each row in each table? Have you got some sample code?

Thanks - I wasn't totally mad then :)

Thanks! once again that's a bit embarassing - all this time I didn't realise that this kind of session coding was saving things client-side.... yikes.

Yes I was using session_start. THis is a bit embarrasing, but the hard disk on our test server was full up, which meant no sessions could be saved! :0[ For others out there who didn't know this, note that no errors seem to be produced if the disk gets full and you want to use sessions. Thanks...

HI I have a very simple login script that I've used quite a few times before, which checks username and password against database fields. session_start(); require_once("../includes/inc.database.php"); $strErrors = ""; if (isset($_POST["submit"])) { $user =...

Because the upload_max_filesize was in my checklist this was obvously something I'd checked. The master value was 60M, and the local was 0, but even though I've changed them both now to 60M, uploads of 5220 bytes and over are still failing :(

Thanks for reading. I said before: "if I try to upload something that's 5020 bytes I get error code 1" i.e. Array ( [userfile] => Array ( [name] => uploadthis.txt [type] => [tmp_name] => [error] => 1 [size] => 0 ) )

Hi, I am trying to upload files to a Linux server running PHP and Apache, but I can't currently do it with files greater than 5119 bytes. (if I try to upload something that's 5020 bytes I get error code 1) I was just wondering wether I'm missing something from my lovely checklist: HTML...

Fo reference I should have said how it was fixed! I changed: $result = mysql_query ($sql, $conn); if(!$result){ echo mysql_errno() . ": " . mysql_error(); } to: $result = mysql_query ($sql, $conn) or die (mysql_errno .":". mysql_error()); erm.. also I can't seem to thank/star anyone in...

Thanks - this doesn't display a zero anymore! :) Thanks for everyone that looked into this

thanks for looking into this. labelled echoes: name="form1" action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ?>?ticketid=<?php echo $_GET['ticketid'] ?>" <b>Ticket <?php echo $row['ticketid'] ?> Details</b> <font size="3"><?php echo $row['subject'] ?></font> <p><?php echo $_SESSION['user'] ?></p>...

This is getting a bit out of hand - sorry, I thought this would be a common error! <form enctype="multipart/form-data" name="form1" action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ?>?ticketid=<?php echo $_GET['ticketid'] ?>" method="post" onsubmit="return validate()"> <table width="75%" cellspacing="1"...

This is actually hosted on my free Lycos Tripod webspace! (don't laugh), but the phpinfo script says: OS = Linux (Debian GNU/Linux) server API = CGI I would guess the web server is Apache(?) Thanks again