Daily Fail article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2343988/Dave-Prentis-accuses-Kate-Middleton-young-woman-having-babies-state-handouts.html
2 points really. Firstly it's a pretty stupid publicity move to criticise a heavily pregnant member of the Royal family regardless of your...
I'm guessing your view loader is setup to look for a main_content variable so it knows what view to load. Try setting it and then just add your other parms to the array.
$data['main_content'] = 'editclient_view';
$data['my_data_one'] = 'blah';
$data['my_data_two'] = 'blah2'...
Prostitution is legal!!!!!
Soliciting is illegal
Brothels (more than one prostitute working out of a premisses) is illegal
Madams and Pimps are also illegal
Am I the only one who thinks the new TwentyTelve theme is pants in terms of layout and CSS design? Just seems overly complicated to me for what's suppose to be a base theme.
No, more so. If you can code for WordPress you can hand code so being able to do it for WordPress just adds an extra bow to your string.
Unless of course you're on about as a PHP developer in which case there's no way you'd apply for a developer role if you could only do Wordpress stuff.
Ohh god no!!!!
Why wouldn't you use Wordpress?? It's easy to setup, has great plugins, is quick, secure and will be very easy to manage / update in the future.
Don't be fooled into thinking Wordpress is only for blogs, that depends entirely on how the site is styled and setup.
Actually it's a rather good question. The basic problem is that order by rand() in MySql is reallyyyy slow, so you can either do some fancy MySql trickery to over come that (see here: http://explainextended.com/2009/03/01/selecting-random-rows/) or just pull the lot and grab random rows using...
WordPress. It's a great CMS. Easy to customise, easy to use, quicker to developer on adn setup once you got into the swing of things. Very scalable, used on everything from 3 page sites to Alexa top 250 sites.
In my opinion the main 4.
Zend http://framework.zend.com/ is the big and popular one, the chaps that build it also build the Zend engine that runs PHP now days (from 4 onwards) so they know what they're talking about. It's also pretty widely used in commercial environments if you're planning on...
Sure you could teach yourself. The real question is how long would it take to teach yourself.
Obviously not very helpful but depends on your learning speed for this sort of thing. If you've got an aptitude for it you'll pick up PHP & MySql pretty quick. And if you want to build a simple CMS...
Try this:
<input type="text" name="TestTime" value="<?php if($_POST) echo $_POST['TestTime'];?>" />
Simply we're looking to see if the $_POST variable has been set and if so get the value from it and output it.
Pah, 1 PHP file, you can do it in half a function!! Also, it's been so long since I've used direct PHP to connect to a DB I had to look up how!
...anyway, I've adjusted your code a bit and annotated it to explain what I've done. Hopefully it will prove helpful.
NOTE, I haven't tested this...
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