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bleh.. I have no experience at all with GD.

Give us some ideas. I want to contribute :S

jacek wrote:It makes it easier to access them

Can you give a usage example ?

index.php has an example.

jacek wrote:

Kamal wrote:See index.php (or the class itself) in the github link.

I already looked, you have no docs at all

What does this do that parse_url() cant ?

This makes it easier to access URLs such as /shop/account/history/93285kg42 or something like that.

How about separating the validate email part out into a separate validation file ? There are a few common things that are validated and that would be useful to have. I'll add "user system" and "validation" to the list, bowersbros, do you want to do both ? I pretty much have a va...

SimpleURL Class:
A clean url helper class, to process custom clean urls.

https://github.com/LearnWebDev/PHP-SimpleURL-Class

-This is actually a part of my framework

EcazS wrote:

Kamal wrote:Here is my database class (until Tino posts his):
https://github.com/LearnWebDev/PHP-Database-Class

Looks like a REALLY useful thing!!!
But what does is_object($log) mean? $log is obviously the query.

If an error occurs it returns the error as a string instead of the object itself. So if it is still an object there is no error.

Here is my database class (until Tino posts his):
https://github.com/LearnWebDev/PHP-Database-Class

I was going to post a screenshot, but then read this. oh well..

EcazS wrote:Lose the roundness, inset them and reduce the outer shadow then maybe

I'll try

jacek wrote:He means he has been selfish

Just so you can try it. That post was originally meant for you btw

jacek wrote:I'm guessing the page to buy the album allowed the user to set their own price, like Radiohead did that time.

True, true.

Try one of the Robotic Music/Science (forgot what its called exactly) songs Pretty sure at least 2 of you will like them. The album is free just put $0 as the price and download for free.

Never thought this tutorial would be that helpful to anybody.
You're welcome and thanks for the compliments.

jacek wrote:Thanks for contributing this, looks good

Thanks

ta2shop wrote:wow, thanks this will by weryyy helpful for all the new users!!!

you are welcome

jacek wrote:I'm not 100% sure which characters need to be escape in the [] though.

That depends on what.. umm that # thingy you choose (forgot the name, ill probably find it in php.net).
# is the best for most cases, you can use any character but you must escape it in the regex.

This is a tutorial I wrote ages ago for my non-active 2 member forums. Here it is: What is MySQL: MySQL is "powered by" SQL, there is MSSQL, MySQL, etc.. each of them is for a language (programming languages), MySQL is mostly used with PHP. Wikipedia Definition: MySQL is a relational datab...

Thanks everybody

Tino wrote:

it has some pretty epic stuff for sale

That's what you think

You know I said that just to bring customers

I am usually bad at introducing myself. Well, Some people know me from PHPAcademy, especially jacek who has helped me A LOT I got a youtube channel and a CodeCanyon account which you might want to check because it has some pretty epic stuff for sale I think this is enough EDIT: I think I got more st...