Anonimista

I believe the OP uses 'classic' ASP' / VBScript, the first Google result for 'use ajax with classic ASP' is from W3Schools.

I am fully aware of the advantages of using namespaces, but I'm interested to find out how many of you use them in your day-to-day work, for what types of projects etc. I did a quick research and Zend and Symfony use namespaces, while CodeIgniter, CakePHP and YII don't. Thanks in advance.

Lately, this:

Here is a possibly related article: Why can't we have column alias in ORDER BY? I don't know why the query works against one database but not the other, maybe different compatibility level, but I can't test it right now.

Really Bad Reasons to Use Global Variables "What's a 'local variable'?" "What's a 'data member'?" "I'm a slow typist. Globals save me keystrokes." "I don't want to pass it around all the time." "I'm not sure in what class this data belongs, so I'll make it global."

Congratulations!

I believe it is like this (only starting with WordPress): - Register the sidebar in your functions.php: if(function_exists('register_sidebar')){ register_sidebar();} - in sidebar.php check if any widgets are added to the sidebar and if not display the static sidebar (dynamic_sidebar() displays the widgets): <?php if(!function_exists('dynamic_sidebar') || !dynamic_sidebar()) : ?> <li> <h2>Static sidebar...</h2> </li> <?php endif; ?> - include the sidebar in index.php: <div> <?php get_sidebar(); ?> </div> Like here: See How Easy It Is To Widgetize WordPress Themes

Too bad nobody responded to this, if you get it to work please post it here.

Good luck!

If you mean changing controller default action, try this article: Creating Custom Routes

Yes, I've seen more than a few bloated IT books. Probably a few simple steps that show the reader how to get everything they need to run the code would be enough.

Maybe add an introduction that explains how to install PHP and run scripts.

There is a fairly large list on SourceForge: (I found it while looking into PHP spell checking.)

Is the code failing only with that one child class? You could try posting a stripped down version of your parent and child class and the minimum amount of code that reproduces the problem, something that can be tested.

Could you post a simple example that reproduces the problem?