Ok I managed to find a script.... it consists of just a small bit of PHP code but then almost 4MB of data for a mysal database... thats a lot... It is the regions for IP addresses... the script simply pulls from them and gets the country name...
Is…
yes... but watch out...when your putting the code into the variable as a string be careful of " characters because that would indicate to php that it is trying to end the current variable...
but have you seen it? Its very graphic intense... You might need a decent graphics card too ;)
Ive got beta 1 here on cd... havent installed it yet though...will do soon though and I might do some screenshots...
hmmm... I used to know what it is aswell. Cant remember it now :(
It colours the code appropiately and makes it look as it shoud... and because of what it is Im not sure what to type in to search for it...
Basically what that does is the opposite of equals to... Heres an example...
Normal version...
[PHP]if($name = "bob)
{
echo "name is bob";
}[/PHP]
[PHP]if($name != "bob)
{
echo "name is not bob";
}[/PHP]
Where you ha…
Well I think Im getting a new monitor....
http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=89228
But still thinking. Might get some PC memory and stuff aswell... depends
Mine would be:
Eminem - When Im gone
Petey Pablo - Vibrate
Milk Inc - Land of the living
Groove Coverage - Poison
NERD - Lapdance
I know a few of them are a bit old but oh well :)
Ok sure,
The way these works is that when the form is submitted it passes the value of the selected option to the forms action in this case display.php
On display.php you can then access the value of the selected item using the lists name...
Like…
Then you could do...
echo $_POST[qty];
That would display the value of the selected radio button... That what you want?
You could also do conditional statements then for example...
if($_POST[qty] = 1){echo "Value is 1";}
You would need one for each of the values but keep them with the same name. Like this:
[HTML]<input type="radio" value="1" name="qty">
<input type="radio" value="2" name="qty">…
