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- asi0917
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online offline manager?
http://www.tdscripts.com/onoffmgr.html is a money requiring script
anyone know of a free version?
anyone know of a free version?
- asi0917
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my free hosting doesn't allow me any MySQL databases, so i guess i can't use one of those...
flatfile
where to start would be nice to know
i know not so much about php, i knwo the basic syntax and some functions
probably the most important thing i know about php is that you can look up functions and such by visiting php.net/function_name
yeah, i don't know where to start..
flatfile
where to start would be nice to know
i know not so much about php, i knwo the basic syntax and some functions
probably the most important thing i know about php is that you can look up functions and such by visiting php.net/function_name
yeah, i don't know where to start..
okay well since you know how to lookup functions, here's a few functions to lookup
fopen()
fread()
fwrite()
time()
unlink()
glob()
file()
explode()
implode()
array()
list()
each()
date()
You could use a combination of fopen and fwrite, to create a text file, and store data. You can use fread to read data back. Use time() to get timestamps (useful for tracking when a user logs in or out)
also in times like these google will come in very handy for looking up tutorials
I'm going to sleep now it's 4AM, but I'll check this thread tomorrow in case you are in need of any more help. (so don't bother staying up all night waiting for me to reply)
fopen()
fread()
fwrite()
time()
unlink()
glob()
file()
explode()
implode()
array()
list()
each()
date()
You could use a combination of fopen and fwrite, to create a text file, and store data. You can use fread to read data back. Use time() to get timestamps (useful for tracking when a user logs in or out)
also in times like these google will come in very handy for looking up tutorials
I'm going to sleep now it's 4AM, but I'll check this thread tomorrow in case you are in need of any more help. (so don't bother staying up all night waiting for me to reply)
- asi0917
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well, being in florida, im sure you can appreciate the time of night/day it is so i think im going to sign off for today, i may be on tomarrow, or monday, i can't say, what time are you online?\
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i could even use flash to pass the variables to a php script ^-^
by the way, if you can't tell yet, im 17
do you have a mycroft compatible browser?
do you have a mycroft plugin for php.net?
if you answered yes to the first question but no to the second question then i would recomend getting, they are great
heres a list of em http://mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html ... ch+plugins
ooo
i could even use flash to pass the variables to a php script ^-^
by the way, if you can't tell yet, im 17
do you have a mycroft compatible browser?
do you have a mycroft plugin for php.net?
if you answered yes to the first question but no to the second question then i would recomend getting, they are great
heres a list of em http://mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html ... ch+plugins