morgano

Where in South Wales are you based?

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That is your code? Not quite sure how we can help you without posting the full source of the login. Unless I'm missing something.

You'll need a seperate table we'll call it "used_codes" this is our link table to link users and the codes they've viewed. The table will consist of: used_code_id (unique id) used_code_user_id (user id - this is the id of the user that used the code) used_code_code_id (code_id - this is the id of the code used) This table could become quite big but it's relatively simple. You will definitely want to add indexes on used_code_user_id and used_code_code_id to speed up queries. Everytime a user ticks off a code we'll need to add this data to the table. You'll also need to lookup each code against this table to find out if it's been used by the user or not.. This is the fastest method for what you need to do.

I could probably remove it however you've linked the file to your local drive (easy mistake). If you could fix that I'll see what I can do... although I'm about to go to bed so you'll have to act quickly

http://www.namepros.com/ http://forums.digitalpoint.com/forumdisplay.php?f=24 http://marketplace.sitepoint.com/

It's still confusing, why cant you just use the same image on both pages?

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Sounds like you need CushyCMS or a bespoke solution custom designed to your needs. Custom solution would work as follows: 1. View the site and all editable regions are locked and hidden from view until logged in. 2. Login via a backend login 3. Visit the page you want to edit and now the editable regions are activated and viewable as a WYSIWYG interface. Make the change and your visitors will instantly see the results. 4. Log back out and admire your change. If CushyCMS isn't for you then contact me via PM (or email morgan.james@gmail.com) and I'll get back to you with an EXTREMELY competitive quote. Regards James

Also Rob your inbox is full so could you be so kind as to PM me back with an answer to this question please:

Absolutely love both designs however I'm not too keen on this image here: http://hosting.peartreeuk.com/img/banners/creative.jpg Other than that top stuff

I can do this for a significantly competitive price, I'll PM you now.

Unless your domain is A) Really Short or B\) A dictionary word then you're not going to get more than $15 or so for a domain. Unfortunately even if you match this criteria unless there's a significant number of hits to the domain then its pretty worthless. If you tell us the domain name we might be able to evaluate it a little for you.

Can create you a bespoke one if needed. PM me.

It works because it's in a different section of the "if" statement. "If login password is correct then do x" else "if login password is set or blank then do x". The second part of that statement is only active if the password is wrong. So it doesn't matter. It's poor coding but it works. It should be: // Wrong password or no password entered display this message if (!isset($_POST['password']) || $password == "") { If password is not set or password is blank. You could further cut it down to just: // Wrong password or no password entered display this message if (!isset($_POST['password'])) { I can post the answer later don't have time right now I need to go out.

If you need a PHP/MySQL developer then send me a PM. No job will be too small or too big. I have a fast turn around time and offer competitive project rates.

I think: strcmp(Australasia And Pacific, htmlentities($row_edit_fishery Should be: strcmp('Australasia And Pacific', htmlentities($row_edit_fishery Same applies to the rest of them.

Jumping on a dead horse I think.

I don't think anyone asked to discuss remuneration only to confirm this would be a paid project.

Hi Hannah, You would be best of posting in "Looking to Hire...." regardless of pay. A word of warning though, looking for someone to work for FREE on a commercial* project is highly frowned upon and the response is likely to be hostile. So I'd suggest if you are looking to make money from this project then you invest some of your own money in to it. *commercial because you are looking to sell a product and make money from the site.

I was referring to the possibility to manipulate the stored data easily without converting it first. Also 2038 is a long way off, I hope any implementations of my code will be updated by 2038

I store all my dates in UNIX time format, do it and you wont regret it.

What partners are you looking for? I'm looking for designers that need to outsource PHP work. If your interested send me a PM. Regards James

I've noticed a couple of jobs nearby offering 25-30k for web designers/developers (one of them a local government website). University Qualifcations and previous experience in environment needed though. These are pretty rare. I'm in Wales, job locations were Cardiff and Newport.

Parameters from the URL is the easiest way to do dynamic data and you'll only need one page