i think you got it wrong...
1. you should have a <tr></tr> set for each record in the database
2. you should have a <td></td> set for each column in each record
so for each record in your query, you would have to either pri…
well, i just tried out www.sinergy-media.com in google and it came up with:
"Sorry, no information is available for the URL www.sinergy-media.com"
so, i dun think that's a good way of finding out...
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sorry to say that what you have mentioned is not possible. the database will not be wrong. it would be your query that is not correct.
post a sample query and tell us what you expect it to do...
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nah, it's not like dreamweaver at all...
you code with ansi c/c++ for mostly applications without a gui, e.g. engines. data crunching, claculations, etc...
you would use ms c++ for developing windows applications - you can obviously still…
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hmm... obviously it would be inaccurate if your search criteria is not specific enuf. actually, i'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish... maybe if you could give a description of that, we can suggest a more defined solution...
anyone not from america would be crazy to not ask google to stop a payment of $1.68 for the month. $1.68 won't even be enuf for the cheque clearing fee :) since the issuing bank is american...
p, go for a professional course - e.g. medicine, engineering, law, accounting, etc. something that not anyone can do without having gone through university. this way you protect your value in your career. i've been there and done that - take my word…
i guess most people here won't mind helping a regular devdreams member who owns a no/low pr site out by giving a link to it. however, you're insisting on a site with a minimum pr of 2 while your site doesn't have any pr at all.
What do you mean by "BOOLEAN and the Like Phrase"?
When you perform a search, you need to have criteria to search... for accurate results when you know the exact criteria, you need to use something like "... where field = 'something'…
yeah, i think namecheap's the only one (i may be wrong) that offers the whois guard option - with this your personal details are hidden from the public
i'm assuming you mean getting the php script to copy out the content of a url and parsing through the contents...
try this out:
<?php $url = "http://www.yoursite.com"; $filepointer = fopen($url,"r"); if($fi…