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Or just use single quotes Print '<td class="datacellone">'.$info['User'].'</td>';

You're resetting $i here: for($i = 0; $i < mysql_num_fields($result); $i++) { $field_info = mysql_fetch_field($result, $i); switch to: for($j = 0; $j < mysql_num_fields($result); $j++) { $field_info = mysql_fetch_field($result, $j);

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This. I went salaried 3 years ago. I still get a ton of requests for iOS/Android/Sencha/PhoneGap etc development work on contract so if you don't want to be tied to one company you might do well to extend your skills to those.

You could use Buddypress combined with http://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-group-documents/

Hmm there's a ton of HTML5 stuff in there, then a load of tables for layout! The styles are all in the header rather than a separate style sheet which is daft. Avoid replicating, there's much better stuff out there.

Sorry to hear you're still having issues. If the only files you brought in from the backup were your template files, then it's likely you've got a backdoor in there somewhere. Alternatively your FTP details have been compromised. Tbh I think you're going to have to go back to basics. Clear...

If it's a fixed size, couldn't you just put the two images together then shift the background position?

This is a good idea and should be easily accessible through your cPanel. Check for any dodgy links that seem to be directing to files on your site. Have a look in your htaccess file at the root and check it to the four corners to make sure there's no code hidden away in the file.

All great advice so far, also make sure you're not using 'admin' as the username for any accounts, it gives any bot 50% of your login details to start trying passwords with. I use an obscure name for my admin login and couple that to an 18 character password with numbers, upper and lower case...

I use the mobile first http://stuffandnonsense.co.uk/projects/320andup/ for responsive websites (tbh we don't do anything but now). If you download it and have a look through the less files you'll see how it all works. Really easy to use once you get your head around it and a really good...

I would suggest WordPress, I can't see anything in that list you'd struggle to setup.

Tbh I've only used Bitbucket with SourceTree on the Mac which is a great GUI, makes working from two different machines in two different offices so much easier.

Yep I used it before bones, but I would start with bones as it's simpler then move on to that.

Quickest dev is local via WAMP or MAMP, saves FTPing everything, but you can dev WordPress in a subfolder of a site and then move it to be the main framework afterwards. Start by downloading http://themble.com/bones/ it's a nice clean starter framework, we never dev our themes at work from...

Hi RockLobster No just use the movieclip the same way with the label already in it. You can do it programatiically if you wanted, something along the lines of stop(); // Create a new MovieClip var McTestMov:MovieClip = new McTest(); // Add the new MovieClip addChild(McTestMov); //...

You should add it programmatically, it will give you loads more control over it from within your Action Script stop(); // Create a new MovieClip var McTestMov:MovieClip = new McTest(); // Add the new MovieClip addChild(McTestMov); // Set the location of the new MovieClip to the middle...

Do you mean for deployment from the stores ie a web application you Phonegap? jQuery mobile is ok but Sencha Touch is a really good MVC javascript framework that's free, has great documentation and does a really nice job of emulating a native app.

Hmm if it's static you'll have to make sure the server parses html files as php - http://www.velvetblues.com/web-development-blog/how-to-parse-html-files-as-php/ Then just use the top bit of here - http://codex.wordpress.org/Integrating_WordPress_with_Your_Website