Recent content by BillWill

With the tracking script you'll want to take the HTTP_REFERER variable and store it in your database or whatever. This gives you the URL that sent the image request.

Actually... Here's how you efficiently return a row count... $strQuery = mysql_db_query("SELECT count(*) FROM table", $db); $intCount = mysql_result($strQuery, 0); print $intCount;

Most hosts that offer PHP also give you Perl / CGI access. Check out the details of what comes with your account as this may not be the case, but a great deal of the time you'll have access to both. It's actually easier to find a host with PHP and Perl than just PHP alone (assuming your...

Here's another method. This time around it just grabs everything after the period in $strFilename. <?php $strFilename = 'filename.jpg'; list($strBase, $strExtention) = split ('\.', $strFilename); print 'The file type is '; if ( $strExtention == 'gif' ) { print 'gif'; }...

<?php $strUrl = 'http://hostname.com/file.php'; $strExtention = substr($strUrl, -3); print 'The file type is '; if ( $strExtention == 'gif' ) { print 'gif'; } elseif ( $strExtention == 'jpg' ) { print 'jpg'; } else { print 'unknown'; } ?>

If you have PHP then try: <?php print $DOCUMENT_ROOT; ?> Or for all sorts of information: <?php phpinfo(); ?>

I'd be willing to do a script like that for free. If your interested, send me an email: wclark@slickscripts.com

.phtml is just a different extention to access PHP scripts.

If your still looking for someone, feel free to e-mail me: wclark@slickscripts.com

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1. './somefile.inc' is just saying 'somefile.inc' is in the current directory. Your right: this isn't usually required. 2. @ before a function tells PHP to ignore errors that running the function might cause.

I'd highly recommend TextPad.

Alot of sites offer XML headlines for syndication to which you link to the full story. I haven't seen to many resources willingly let other websites have whole articles for free though. Legal issues: if you don't have permission, it's obviously illegal as you'd be stealing their copyrighted...

Servus (http://www.servus.ws) has been down for at least 36 hours. Does anybody have a clue on what's going on? They usually e-mail their customers when planned downtime occurs.

I'm going to aggree with the above. You've got a good basis, but work on adding color and spice... I like to have at least 3 different colors (not shades, colors) in all my designs.