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I know how to use cURL, but I've always had to manually plug cookies into the script. Can cURL work off of the browsers cookies? This would probably be very dangerous, so I doubt it can, but its worth knowing. Thanks.

Maybe there is no more space on your server to keep Session information saved? I took a very quick look through the script, and couldn't find anything wrong.

How I would do it: -Use cookies to keep track of who has viewed a photo. Sure, they can be cleared, but its safer than nothing.

Placing: foreach($_POST as $key => $value) { $$key = $value; } in the beginning may work. Try it.

You are dealing with variables, and variable variables. All variable names in PHP start with $. Example: <? $name = 'scorpion'; echo $name; will display 'scorpion' ?> Variable variables are just what they sound like. They are variables, with a name that's also changeable. So... $name =...

I did it! Never give up.

I need to do this by myself. I'll keep trying. Its just going to click one day.

Err.. I can't do it. I tried, but can't. Help is welcomed. Thanks.

Wait. Let me try this. I know I can do it. I'll run back here if I can't do it by tonight.

Grr.. I've been trying to figure this out for a few days now, but I can't figure it out. I've been into PHP for about 6 months now, so I know the functions needed. I just can't convert it into code. Here is a function I made to return the first pair of factors that isn't 1 or the number. 20...

strpos() is less of a memory hog than strstr(). Use the first.

Umm... You really aren't using PHP to the fullest. Here is my mini-tutorial on how to use foreach statements: foreach() is a loop in PHP that will run through arrays. It only works on arrays. It is usually set up like this: foreach($Array_name as $key => $value) { block of statement; } That...

I figured it out. I have a question: What I did, was make a script on my server that uses my cookies to communicate with a separate forum. I used cURL to log in as me, and change my forum signature to anything the user wanted. If the admin looks at the logs of my username, he will notice...

Nothing shows up. Why is this the wrong place to do it? Its not illegal, is it? Its just for security.

Why not use cookies? The third parameter of the setcookie function lets you determine when the cookie will expire.

Most people will tell you to use ereg(), but I personally hate that function. What I would is get rid of the dashes, run a is_int() check on the remaining string. And then, use substr() to check for specific characters in specific places. Look up the functions at http://www.php.net

Well, I've created a very basic online proxy. I'm having trouble setting up the proxy. This is what I have so far: <? $curl = curl_init(); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_URL, $_POST['url']); if ($_POST['cookies'] != "") { curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_COOKIE, $_POST['cookies']); } if...

Thanks a lot. My script worked perfectly. It connects to a specific message board, grabs the last message that was posted, and changes my signature on that forum according to the last message. Since it doesn't redirect the browser, I used FireFox' reload every to make it do it every 15 seconds...

Wait.. cURL will run the script, but not send my browser there? That's awesome! That's exactly what I wanted. I'll give that a try. Kind of like inet functions of VB, except it doesn't depend on IE. Thanks!

I have cURL installed. I was going to ask about that, but I wasn't sure. How would I use cURL do to it? I know to set set up and use cURL, just not that function. I'm assuming you do something like: $postvars = 'user=scorpion&pass=' . $pass; curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_POST, $postvars); Mind...