I'm looking for 1 or 2 people with good PHP/MySQL experience in the Los Angeles area.
I have a few steady projects that pay $20/hr.
(All of them 100% PHP/MySQL. All of them fun/non-corporate music-based sites.)
If interested, please email my personal address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Include your
Change terrible to readable and I agree completely!
A carriage return and tab is the same size as two space-bar spaces, but is MUCH easier
to read.
It's when you're going through someone ELSE's code that you start to appreciate things
being all clearly spaced out with all nested things in
I came to the PHP list today with the same question/problem.
My cart doesn't require cookies. If the user doesn't have them it just puts the
SESSID in the URL. (Good ol PHP!)
BUT - it's actually happening often that someone linking to our store
from their own website is including the long
How would you keep two different MySQL connections to two different MySQL databases
(on two different MySQL servers) up and available with two different pointers (id),
and not need to always do select_db() to switch between them?
I thought that if I did this:
--- php: -
About PHP 4.1
What I can't tell from the PHP announcement is how long they plan to keep
register_globals around.
In ONE place it says something like We have no plans to discontinue
register_globals, but in another place it says it might be
discontinued or devalued soon.
It'd be a REAL drag
For what it's worth - casting my vote - I would vote that the PHP/Zend people keep
REGISTER_GLOBALS as an option for one main reason:
NEWBIES!
Think of how nice it is for the total newbies to be able to have this first tutorial:
?php print Hello $myname; ?
form action=?php print $PHP_SELF; ?
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