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Marty Landman
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| Web development and general programming using PHP, also installation on a web server. | Available
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Kevin Cackler
U.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. | On Vacation
returns 11/22/2008
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Ashit
U.K.
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| I will try my best to answer questions on PHP5, object oriented programming and MySQL. My expertise is focused more on OOP and it will be hard for me to answer questions about setting up, customizing your web server. Please include your source code, that should certainly speed things up. | On Vacation
returns 11/29/2008 |
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2008-11-01 php4 to php5 migration: Unfortunately, this really is an Apache specific question, as mod_rewrite doesn't have much to do with PHP at all. My guess, as I'm sure yours is, is that the old server was running Apache 2.x and the...
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2008-10-30 php4 to php5 migration: Dave - This is actually not a PHP question (You're new to the PHP world, so I will forgive you) :) What version of Apache did the old server have? What version of Apache does the new server have?...
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2008-10-30 .htaccess Rewrites for a php4 website now on a php5 server: Dave - This is actually not a PHP question (You're new to the PHP world, so I will forgive you) :) What version of Apache did the old server have? What version of Apache does the new server have?...
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2008-10-29 php.ini configuration: If you are hosting your website on a Shared server (and most people are), then you will not have direct access to your php.ini file to change the maximum upload size. On some shared webhosts, you...
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2008-10-12 getting url data and posting into db: I'm not sure I understand your question, but I will try to answer it anyway. To get the value of ?tid, you would do something like this: $tid=mysql_real_escape_string($_GET['tid']);//Assuming you...
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