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Hi,

I am back Probably not for a long time, but anyway, i do come around

How many years is it going to take before people finally realise that 'preparing' sql statements and 'binding' parameters is the only sane way to perform queries in a 'safe' way?
(We're like in 2010 and i still see a lot of garbage examples being made... *vent frustration*)

Hello, i'm back.. we'll see how it goes

You would have to explain what "efficiently" means to you... Anyway, in virtually every situation the use of xml is inefficient. It is slow, verbose and requires lots of memory to process... The only reason to use xml (imho) is for inter-operability with other systems, thus i would only pr...

I'm gonna try my local shop and see if they still got a copy... (Feel free to add timvw to your xbox live friends list )

Launching something periodically is exactly what cron(tab) was built for, thus imho it's the way to go.

That means that your SMTP server (on the same machine) is configured not to accept mails that come from "xxx@gmail.com"...

configure php so that it:
- uses google's smtp server
- uses a sender address that it is willing to relay for

Happy reading: Beej's Guide to Network Programming.

Online payments, and SSL certificates all rely on the same: TRUST. As soon as customers trust the certificate (probably via the authority that signed the certificate) there is no difference. In that case you could issue your own certificate. If a self-signed certificate is'nt enough i would recommen...

You have to make sure that g++.exe is in the PATH of the user that executes the php script

Imho javascript should not, and probably is not, able to perform requests to different hosts...

Write a script that proxies the requests between client and otherserver...

April fools day?

The following code would accept posted xml data and save it in $data:

At http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/ ... tions.html you should focus on replace and regexp.