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Robert DavisU.S.
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My focus in PHP has been calculations, reporting, database manipulation (MySQL), automated scripting, screen scraping, and tracking systems. A more complete summary is posted at http://businesscatalyst.info. | |
Kevin CacklerU.S.
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Any and everything related to PHP4 and PHP5. I specialize in functional, readable, scalable object oriented code, and can answer your troublesome class and object questions. | |
Hari PriyaIndia
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I have 9+ years experience in software programming and web development. I can answer all questions related to PHP, Mysql of any version. Basic knowledge about AJAX. Others Known: VB, ASP, Oracle, HTML, XML, JAVA SCRIPT. |
Hi Luis, You could do something like this: $myMonths['January'] = "Januar"; $myMonths['February'] = "Februar"; $myMonths['March'] = "Mars"; $myMonths['April'] = "April"; $myMonths['May'] = "Mai"
Jerod - After you get the basics of the language down, I would say your next course of action should be a good book - I recommend PHP & MySQL Web Development, the latest version (Not sure which version
Dale, Assuming your mail() line currently looks something like this: $recipient=$_POST['email']; $body='This is the body text of the email'; mail($recipient, 'Email Subject', $body, "From:you@yoursite
Ok, I have modified your upload page code slightly. Check and let me know how it works. <?php require("class.easyzip.php"); $timp=time(); $zip=new EasyZIP; $i=0; foreach($_FILES as $fisier) {if(is_uploaded_file($fisier['tmp_name']))
Hi I need to see all the functions in the class.easyzip.php to assist you more. However, at glance I saw this piece of code which probably sets the file size. >> $zip->splitFile("site".$timp.".zip"

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