[eluser]brian5522[/eluser]
hello,






Now i diceded to have the country to have dropdown menu for choosing which country to choose but i dont know how.

Thanks.

[eluser]jtingato[/eluser]
Here's a noob question for ya.
Is there a way to step through the PHP code line by line class by class file by file so I can watch the flow of execution.

Kind of like in a visual basic editing encironment? That would really help me understand things.

If so, any recommendations on programs to use? I do have PHPedit, but I don't think it can open file on a server; only local. Maybe I am mistaken.
Thanks in advance.

[eluser]Jérôme Jaglale[/eluser]
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[eluser]jtingato[/eluser]
I have never seen this before and it has me perplexed.
I have taken over a previously designed site ( I always hate that) which was
created using CodeIgniter. I have not used CodeIgniter before, so I am a noob.
Does CI somehow filter the POST array?

There is a form on a PHP page with a JS script for creating a sketch of some
clothing. The form accepts several choices from combo boxes with an "order" and Save function. The action of the form is to a function "sketch/doSave", which need to determine whether Save or order was clicked. The form is as follows below:

NOTE: I have redirected the form action to a php file that just uses print_r to
print the POST array. Everything shows up in the array except the submit
buttons.

************Print_r results***********
Array
(
[base] => UT300
[baseColor] => Black
[baseFabric] => L0000
[neck] => N100
[sleeve] =>
[sleeveColor] => None Available
[sleeveFabric] => None Available
[sleeveInsertColor] => None Available
[sleeveInsertFabric] => None Available
[lowertorso] =>
[lowertorsoColor] => None Available
[lowertorsoFabric] => None Available
[lowertorsoInsertColor] => None Available
[lowertorsoInsertFabric] => None Available
)
**********************************************

Where is the [save]= "Save" ?

If I copy just the button portion of the form to another php file and run it
it shows up in the POST array.

Any ideas? Please.


****************** FORM CODE*********************************
<form action="<?=site_url('postshow.php')?>" id="sketchForm" method="post">

<fieldset>

<legend>Sketch Form</legend>

&lt;!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------&gt;

&lt;!-- Start Button Box --&gt;

<div class="buttonBox">

&lt;input name="save" type="submit" id="save" accesskey="s" value="Save"&gt; .

&lt;input name="order" type="submit" id="order" accesskey="o" value="Order"&gt; .

&lt;input name="reset" type="button" id="reset" accesskey="r" value="Reset"&gt;

</div>

&lt;!-- End Button Box --&gt;

&lt;!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------&gt;

&lt;!-- Start Details Box --&gt;

<div id="details">

<div id="baseBox">

&lt;!-- Create and fill combo boxes--&gt;

<div id="baseCombo">

<label for="base">Base</label>

<select name="base" id="base" class="required main">

<option value="none" selected>-- Select a Base --</option>

&lt;?=$baseOptions?&gt;

</select>

</div>

&lt;!-- End Base Combo --&gt;

&lt;!-- Create and fill more combo boxes --&gt; ....

[eluser]Philipp Datz[/eluser]
hello,

im having a problem restricting search results to a specific condition.
my controller-code looks as follws:

$this->db->like('title', $query);
$this->db->or_like('body', $query);
$results_news = $this->db->get('news');

now i have to restrict the results to news, which are published.
simple thing i thought, but combining it with a
$this->db->where('published', 1); statement doesnt work.
neither before the like, nor changing the get to get_where.

is it posible to do this?

with kind regards, philipp

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[eluser]fourcs[/eluser]
What do I have to do to get date fields recognized so I can edit them with the datepicker? These fields aren't cited at all in the field list.

[eluser]Adam Griffiths[/eluser]
I am in the middle of developing an authentication library. I have had the login feature for some time now but now I am adding in a remember me function.

I use the term function as loosely as possible, it's not a function just a few extra lines of code. Anyway, it sets a cookie with a hash of the users username. I was thinking of checking for this cookie in the "logged_in" function, and then setting session variables. But then I realised it was open to many security holes.

I need to get around the question "What happens if a script kiddie starts stealing cookies?" They could have access to the whole system.

Any ideas on methods to securely keep people logged in for multiple sessions?

Thanks.

[eluser]ambf[/eluser]
Hi!

I'm new here and need help ASAP!

I have a form and need to save it in the database. (Works fine!)
But before to save the new data in the database I need to run a query in the database to see if the email inserted at the form is already registered in the database.

How should I do the query??

here is my controller:


&lt;?php

class Form extends Controller {


function form()
{
parent::Controller();
}



function display()
{
$data['query'] = $this->db->get('contact');
$this->load->view('display', $data);
}


function index()
{
$this->load->helper(array('form', 'url'));

$this->load->library('validation');

$rules['field_01'] = "required";
$rules['field_02'] = "required";
$rules['field_03'] = "required";
$rules['field_04'] = "required|valid_email";
$rules['field_05'] = "required|max_length[2]";
$rules['field_06'] = "required";
$rules['field_07'] = "required";



$this->validation->set_rules($rules);





if ($this->validation->run() == FALSE)
{
$this->load->view('myform');
}
else
{
$this->db->insert('contact', $_POST);
$this->load->view('formsuccess', $_POST);
}
}
}
?&gt;

[eluser]Bramme[/eluser]
Hey all

I'm working on a more advanced version of my first auth lib. I've got a method that looks like this: