Karlos94

$int = '100w'; $int += 0; echo $int; // 100 echo gettype($int); // integer   Something I've picked up from a_bertrand

@Macintrash: I shall put this as simple as I can, using one function for all scenarios will not work, you need to filter/sanitize the information differently most of the time. @Danny696: The only piece advice I see you give is mainly "use echo instead of print", it doesn't matter.. The speed difference is UNNOTICEABLE.

I guess you mean OOP vs. Procedural. Making a CMS, I would personally use OOP with HMVC.

Maybe this quote could help! Oh and maybe this as well.

Incorrect, your only checking the ip field, which is what I have done as well. My function does what you need.

Wouldn't something like this suffice for your needs? // Untested.. function check_ip($id) { $q = mysql_query('SELECT `ip` FROM `userlogins` WHERE `ip`="'.$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'].'"'); return (mysql_num_rows($q) > 1 && $_SESSION['userid'] !== $id) ? TRUE : FALSE; }   The reason this function should suffice is because you are comparing one users IP to another users IP. Whereas this function is first getting ALL the IP's from the database that are similar to the current users IP, and then finally checks the amount of rows, if it is greater than 1 then return TRUE, if not, return FALSE.

What about using a NATURAL JOIN if the columns are identical.

Since I have a lot a free time now, feel free to hit me up.   PHP Including frameworks such as CodeIgniter and CakePHP [*]CSS [*]MySQL [*]XML [*]HTML HTML 5 HTML 4 XHTML 1.0  

So people still don't believe he has been killed, despite the DNA match is 99.9% that it was in fact Osama Bin Laden.. Not to mention Al-Qaeda have indeed confirmed the death of it's figurehead. However, people only knew about him in 2001 when he claimed that he was behind the 9/11 attacks and then later place on the FBI's Most Wanted. I'm surprised people didn't know about him in 1998 when he was behind the attacks on 2 US Embassy's on African soil. Even then, he's evaded capture or his demise for a decade but personally I do believe some members of the Pakistani government knew he was there and probably paid to keep their mouths closed.. All in all... Osama Bin Laden - Coming to a beach near you!

Code hosted at http://github.com/ and version 1.0 released.

For the prreferences function, here is a quick one based off the MCCodes Lite version. function pic_change() { if (isset($_POST['newpic'])) { if (empty($_POST['newpic'])) { echo ' You did not enter a new profile picture in the requested box.</p>'; } else if (!@getimagesize($_POST['newpic'])) { echo ' You haven\'t posted a valid image URL.</p>'; } else { mysql_query("UPDATE `users` SET `display_pic`='". $_POST['newpic'] ."' WHERE `userid`=".$userid, $c); echo ' You have successfully !</p>'; } echo ' > [url="preferences.php?action=', __FUNCTION__ ,'"]Back[/url]'; } else { echo '<h3>Pic Change</h3> Please note that this must be externally hosted, [url="http://imageshack.us"]ImageShack[/url] is our recommendation. Any images that are not 150x150 will be automatically resized to fit our requirements.</p> <form action="preferences.php?action=', __FUNCTION__ ,'" method="post"> New Pic: <input type="text" name="newpic" value="', $ir['display_pic'] ,'" /> <input type="submit" value="Change Picture" /> </form>'; } }

I mean it isn't personal, but it is the same with other browsers! I mean Internet Explorer 9 and Opera 11 remind me of Chromium as well as Firefox 4. The only one that I can see that has stuck to the looks out of grade A browsers, it will have to be Safari...

Gah, both are newbs, I mean c'mon.. Don't trust them never will bunch of losers.. ;) Apart from that.. Congrats! <3

Just a few suggestions here:   Instead of SVN or along side use with SVN use GitHub and maybe BitBucket. (I'll happily host it on GitHub) Drop PHP4 support, lets go with PHP5.3 so we can use namespaces, magic methods, etc. Lower case the HTML and use table less layouts. Lower case the tables and columns in the database as it is easier on the eyes.. (For me at least)   Just a few ideas off the top of my head.

Firefox feels to much like Chromium now, even more so when you look at comparing it to RockMelt.