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I am having a curious error with some downloads. I have a series of zip files that can be downloaded by clicking on a download link, which is nothing more than a standard <a> tag. The thing is I have a single file that refuses to download correctly. It is 141Mb in size and yet I can get...

Okay, ignore my post about temporary tables; this was a red herring! I am trying to create something akin to a shopping cart. I want someone to click on Order on one page and this data be stored, allowing them to add more and more items until they finally complete the transaction. I could...

I have a piece of code that has, until recently, seemedly working fine: $fullpath = 'resources/downloads/' . $info . '.zip'; header("Pragma: public"); // required header("Expires: 0"); header("Cache-Control: must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0"); header("Cache-Control...

Is there a way of using PHP to capture the current URL (including parameters) and so using this to send as a session variable?

Actually, the easiest way I have found so far is to have hidden fields with the original data and then, on the $_POST coding compare the two fields; if any changes then update the whole data row.

I have a form that takes fields from a SQL database and allows the user to make changes to the data. Each row represents a single record from the table. The question is about submitting this data. I could create each record as an individual form; this would allow for the updating and deleting...

Ignore me! The page with the require_once statement is called through an include statement on the main index page. This index page is at the root of the site whilst the offending statement is in a sub-directory and the required file is in another, separate sub-directory. Quite simply...

Hi I have the following code: require_once("..\includes\incSentry.php"); The folder 'includes' exists, the file 'incSentry.php' exists and the PHP file that this code exists in is within a subfolder of the root address (called 'controls'). I get the following error message...

I'd try to move everything up so that there is no need to scroll up and down to get the whole idea. The cropping of the girl guitarist at the top makes no sense. I assume that is due to the original image being cropped but since there is no line it simply stands out too much. Currently...

I am encountering an error with the following section of PHP and cannot see the reason. The error is being trapped with the line $validator->validateTextOnlyNoSpaces($HTTP_POST_VARS['name'],'section name'); The error message is: Fatal error: Call to a member function...

Ignore the not playing; all sorted! I now have the file playing but it is playing at 550x400 (the width of the file) but it is clipped on the side. If I run the file directly then it is twice the size AND is not clipped. Why?

I have a flash file (SWF) that works fine but when I embed it onto a webpage it fails to appear. I have used an embed code firstly raw and then used the embed tool within Dreamweaver; neither has worked. I have uploaded the small site to garynewport.com and the menu system is in a sub-folder...

I don't know why but I LOVE this. Do ensure you have all protection on this because it is the type of thing that could be popular (even if only for a while). Slightly clunky to navigate and took a little while to work out how to do things. I assume the pictures are assigned by the system...

Wow, the title text for each section certainly challenges the eyes. Still seeing it long after leaving the page. Probably will lead to a headache and may well need to see an optician now. :D I actually like this and yet do not know why. The text is HORRIBLE and not too sure about the colour...

Lose the intro flash altogether. Annoying and with no purpose. The SKIP INTRO appeared below the browser base and so wasn't obvious I could do so; which would normally make me leave. It gives me no idea what the business is nor who it is targetting. On the main page your banner image is...

Considering the back system is MemHT the coding is not an issue for you, nor is operational processes. The theme fits with all other gaming sites and so is neatly within the genre but does not differ enough to be significantly above nor below the average. I do recommend having your...

Wow, loading times are very, very long! It took three attempts to get this to load and then the delay between pages is HUGE! Nice, clean, easy to understand. Make your thumbnails clickable; not simply the name above. All in all, a good design. Doesn't set the world alight but does hold it's...

If this is a replacement to the previous design go back to the original. If this is an additional page with more information then excellent. It is a good use of colour and imagery; it would be really nice to see this in action.

http://www.xe.gr/pages/Index.aspx loaded fast, a little cluttered but it does have good use of colour. There is a lot going on but the animations do not distract too much and makes for a little more interest. I don't want to leave the site immediately and so it meets the 5 second rule...

Never design to your monitor but to the most common monitor used on the web (currently 1024 x 768); otherwise you end up with what you have ended up with! I personally have no issues with the man popping up and the design is clean and easy to read. Navigation is clear and precise. You are...