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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.

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5 years developing in PHP using flat files and databases (MySQL, Oracle) Lead PHP developer for a very large Texas based web hosting company The coder behind some of the largest pet communities online.

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BS - IT/CS

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Sam09/25/11101010Thanks so much Kevin - little details .....
Sam09/19/11101010Geez... what's up with you? Every time .....
John07/29/11101010Kinda makes me wonder why I just .....
Thomas07/26/11101010Thanks a lot Kevi. Regards Thomas
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Recent Answers from Kevin Cackler

2011-09-19 insert different code, based on URL/domain:

I'm not always super-fast to respond, I suppose.  Sorry for the late reply!    So your problem is actually caused by a typo of mine in my original reply.  It should be $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] and NOT $_SERVER['HTTP_POST']

2011-09-19 insert different code, based on URL/domain:

Hi Sam.  Thanks for the question!  Luckily, this one is a simple one to answer.  In your PHP code, wherever you want to insert the tracking code, just do something like this:    <?php  $domain=str_replace('www'

2011-09-08 php generated xml:

The code I sent should work fine.  The flash file only cares about the syntax of the document, and as long as it looks like valid XML, it should work fine.    The only thing I can think of is possibly

2011-09-08 php generated xml:

Hi John.  I might be misreading the question, but I don't understand what the problem is.  Here is how I would do this, assuming your PHP script uses parameters from the URL to generate the XML:      

2011-08-21 Dynamic Web Site ( index.html or index.php ) ?:

Martin - The file extension is actually completely meaningless.  A file of ANY extension can be executed with the PHP parser.  If I wanted to name my files file.kevin and file2.kevin, I could do that.

 

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