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Here you go, this should help you out: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=php+search+engine If that doesn't work try this premade one: http://www.sphider.eu/ Or this tutorial: http://www.roscripts.com/PHP_search_engine-119.html

Here you go, this should help you out: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=php+search+engine If that doesn't work try this premade one: http://www.sphider.eu/ Or this tutorial: http://www.roscripts.com/PHP_search_engine-119.html

Your link should be the exact same as the file name. If the file is called "index25.8.09.html" then fine, but it should be just called index.html so that typing in the URL brings up that page automatically. Get rid of the date in the link, make sure the date isn't in the file name and...

Your link should be the exact same as the file name. If the file is called "index25.8.09.html" then fine, but it should be just called index.html so that typing in the URL brings up that page automatically. Get rid of the date in the link, make sure the date isn't in the file name and...

That's because lists have margins and padding set to them by default. What you can do is when you create the list add some CSS to it like this: <ul style="padding:0;margin:0;"> or <ol style="padding:0;margin:0;"> This gives slightly different results in Firefox and IE so take a look in both.

I've never used netbeans before, my IDE of choice is phpDesigner. It has code completion, debugging, and all of that. If you choose Codeignitor as your framework, the code completion isn't the completion of code ignitor code but of php code in general. So, any IDE with code completion will...

HTML is far too forgiving. Don't forget to close you form tag like this: <form> The reason you can't see everything is because you gave the popup window a fixed size of 500x125. But if you want scrollbars to appear so that you can see the rest, after the height=125 add this within the quotation...

Change all $_REQUEST to $_POST since you're making a form post. Then change the braces around the $fields arrays to square brackets instead. ie. $fields{"Name"} to $fields["Name"] I can't find anything else wrong.

Yes and no. There's a product called Zend Guard by the makers of Zend, which is the engine that executes the scripts written in PHP. It's really meant for people who want to sell their application because it obfuscates their code so it can't be reverse engineered. Then this script needs to be...

ftp.ispname.com is a fake address for the example purpose. It could have said ftp.example.com too. You would need to create an FTP account in your MAMP server settings and make that your address.

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You would do it the same way, it would just be an empty variable. if(isset($_GET['home'])) { //go to the homepage }

If default.html is the lading page to your site and you want to link to the display.php file just create a link to it. Here's the code to do that: <a href="display.php">Display Database Records</a> Put that anywhere between the body tags of your default.html file and you're all set.

You can use layers with CSS. Change the z-index of elements to different numbers. z-index: 101; will be above z-index:100;

PHP just outputs HTML so all you have to do is this: <?php echo '<img src="example.gif'" alt="" />'; ?> Or if you need to show a gif as a stream of output from another script you could do this: <?php //example.php header('Content-Type: image/gif'); readfile('images/example.gif'); ?>...

fopen supports opening files using a web address but you have to enable allow_url_fopen in your php.ini. Once this is enabled you can use example.com or ftp. Now, on the local machine that you want to access files on, you'll have to setup a web server, and not using microsoft IIS because there...

try this, in your last function edit the last line to look liket his: function runImages(){ milliseconds = showImageFor * 1000; interval = setInterval("showImage()", milliseconds); } Then add another function like this: function clearTimeout() { clearInterval(showtime); } Then in your html...

$high = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM stories ORDER BY Id DESC LIMIT 1"); echo mysql_result($high,0,'id');

No, but you won't be able to get session data from page to page unless you call session_start() on every page you want to use sessions on.

HTML is boring because there's nothing to it. It's a bunch of text and images and tags that make a web page. When it becomes more interesting is when you start learning CSS and Javascript and other more advanced languages like PHP, then when you bring them all together you got yourself...