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use $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] and check the ip if it matches then do what you want......... if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=='[some ip]') { blah blah..... } Hope this helps............

I dont think so, Either he need to know html to change the code or he needs to have Dreamweaver CS3 where he can change the elements using the design mode. Hope this helps.........

Its working absolutely fine in my machine. Seems some other problems :(

Its working absolutely fine in my machine. Seems some other problems :(

Its working absolutely fine in my machine. Seems some other problems :(

Looking at a glance, it feels like in this statement $sql = "INSERT INTO t_user(u_id, firstName, lastName, busName, eAddress, contactNo, uname, passw) VALUES ('', $firstN, $lastN, $busName, $e_mail, $contactNo, $uname, $passw)"; u should have given ' at start and end of those database fields...

Looking at a glance, it feels like in this statement $sql = "INSERT INTO t_user(u_id, firstName, lastName, busName, eAddress, contactNo, uname, passw) VALUES ('', $firstN, $lastN, $busName, $e_mail, $contactNo, $uname, $passw)"; u should have given ' at start and end of those database fields...

try using it's keycode. it is 13

echo "<font color='blue'>Website: " . $row['website']."</font>"; Hope this helps..............

echo "<font color='blue'>Website: " . $row['website']."</font>"; Hope this helps..............

$i=0; while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { if($i%2==0) { $col = ' style="background-color:red"'; } else { $col = ' style="background-color:blue"'; } echo "<tr ".$col.">"; echo "<td>" . $row['custName'] . "</td>"; echo "<td>" . $row['custPhone'] . "</td>"; echo...

$i=0; while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { if($i%2==0) { $col = ' style="background-color:red"'; } else { $col = ' style="background-color:blue"'; } echo "<tr ".$col.">"; echo "<td>" . $row['custName'] . "</td>"; echo "<td>" . $row['custPhone'] . "</td>"; echo...

try padding (top/bottom etc.) or margin (top/bottom etc.) whichever best fits ur purpose. Hope this helps......

Not clear what you want. If you want the string "90210" from the string "cheese.com/zipcode=90210&lang=eng" u may do the following : var myString = "cheese.com/zipcode=90210&lang=eng"; var mySplitResult = myString.split("="); var mySplitResult2 = mySplitResult[1].split("&")...

i've tried your code locally. It's running fine. I dont get what the problems are there in your server. I can give you two advises. 1) Debug using just a php file where there is a single hard coded mail function and figure out whether the problem is with mail configuration settings on your...