The switch-case construct in PHP works as in C++. After a switch, code execution starts at the first matching case (or at a default one, or even...
In PHP variables starts with $, so <img src="images/randım/picture-<?=$my_variable?>.jpg"> Some theory: ;-) <? is short php opening tag...
<img src="images/randım/picture-<?=rand(1,39)?>.jpg"> Php automaticaly uses randomize, and rand() returns int.
However, you can try: case 1: case 2: case 3: (do something); break;
Yes, it does - I assumed this was what you wanted. What about: preg_replace("/(cs|sessionid|sid|sesid)=[^&]*&?/i",'', $url); It can be easily...
In PHP, this should work: preg_replace("/cs=[^&]*&?/i",'', $url); where $url contains the url.
In some of my tools I use the flush() function - it works fine with: server - Apache, PHP as module, clients - Mozilla, NS, Opera, MSIE. I can...
I'm also eager to test this interface despite being only an editor of a very tiny category (dancing - in one Polish city) :)
You can either use "document.getElementsByName('mb[]')" which returns a collection (an array) of elements that can be acessed through [_number_]...
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