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Php.net has been hacked today. Roughly 5 hours ago it was flagged by all major browsers and google as malware. The attacker injected obfuscated javascript through a gateway into their userprefs.js file. You can read more here . The javascript roughly deobfuscates to: [syntax=javascript] tmp3 = (tmp2...

It's always nice to help people I've joined many PHP help sites, but none of the people on them are nearly as friendly as here.

Hopefully we can get jacek back soon too to kick up the activity around here too.

Use $post['post_id'] since it contains the post's id from the returned array in your function.

Did you change $_POST['action'] to $_GET['action'] and include the post id in the href like delete.php?action=delete&post_id=your_post_id

Thank you indeed temor

When using links, it uses the $_GET superglobal. Not $_POST. Also note you will need to include the post id in the link as well for what you're trying to do to work.

It's an absolute pain to get wrapping to work on mobile and IE. I can understand why mobile, but not why people still use IE...

Note: This guide will somewhat teach you the basics of prepared statement queries and how using them with normal queries is not safe. It will also teach you why using mysql_real_escape_string can not fully protect you against SQL Injection. Jacek did a good job explaining the basic query scenario bu...

There have been issues reported to their bukkit page on this. One person seems to have a solution however.

" Alec changed the API but forgot to edit the librairies, so just put use-new-api to false in the configuration of the plugin."

From a glance it looks like you forgot session_start();

EDIT: One more edit If session_start(); is not your issue, the API docs shows that it returns "string[]". I assume they mean an array by the brackets? You can try using var_dump() or print_r().

It looks like your preg_split() may be a little messed up. I'm not very good with regex. Why not just use: [syntax=php]<?php $keyword = explode(" ", $term); ?>[/syntax] If it's an extra spaces issue you're worrying about, which it looks like it may be, you can use trim() to remove extra wh...

This is a very basic method. It will not wrap around highlighted text. Replace [\b][\/b] with whatever you want your bbcode to display [syntax=xhtml]<a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById('your_textarea_id').value += '[\b][\/b]'">Bold</a>[/syntax] Instead of using the hash...

This is a very basic method. It will not wrap around highlighted text. Replace [\b][\/b] with whatever you want your bbcode to display
[syntax=xhtml]<a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById('your_textarea_id').value += '[\b][\/b]'">Bold</a>[/syntax]

Just call the function. [syntax=php]<?php echo bbcode($your_text); ?>[/syntax] You can edit all the replacements in there by just editing the corresponding lines in both arrays. The extra slashes are just to make the preg_replace work. It's like any other bbcode with it seems a bit extra. There is o...

Are you saying that you want to learn how to make one from scratch, or want one that is open source?

If you want to learn, there is a nice example of how to convert BBCode from text to HTML via PHP in this thread.

Iframe is HTML to show contents of another page in the page you are viewing. Iframes are not very safe security wise so you should only use them when the page you want is trusted, and there is no other way but to use iframes. I'm not sure what the difference between iframe and frame are because I've...

Need to see the query for it. Based on the ternary operator, you could probably use mysqli_num_rows();

I can't tell because I'm on a tablet and my view source app keeps crashing when trying to open the page...but it looks like JQuery showing a hidden div. [syntax=javascript]$("#password_field").onclick(function() { $("#password_hint_div").animate(); // or show(); with slidein or s...

Pretty sure that footer is just css. I could be wrong. The link to the password thing is invaid.

I'm not sure what the exact question about software is, but as far as I know, there is no legit way to increase traffic unless you advertise your site. Those "instant traffic" sites are either scams, or just send bots to your site.

As of PHP version 5.2.3, read errors were downgraded to notice level. Try displaying everything.
[syntax=php]
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', 1);[/syntax]