BetterPHP

Okay, guess I have to buy a new Microphone then!

So. Who's going to create the video tutorials?
I can do text tutorials. At least until I get a better mic.
And of course I'll be here on the forums all the time.

Static - Poor english pronunciation of complicated words - static * I don't really have any ideas for tutorials, but there are usually less tutorials for new things... We could just do the same tutorials that are out there, just better. It would fit the name. Most of the tutorials out there are pre...

The problem is making interesting tutorials about topics not covered by a million people already. I could probably create some tutorials too. I'd have to buy a better Microphone first though or all you would hear is *BZZBZZZZ - Static - More buzzing - Static - Poor english pronunciation of complicat...

To expand my own ideas, I think that we need to review how we type posts as a community. For example, why not pose incentives to reply to a topic? I've seen too many unanswered topics because the poster never asked for anything directly: merely put their error and code in the text area and expected...

Okay, you two I sort of expected to post here. I was hoping someone else would post too though! Maybe they will. What I had in mind was more or less what Helx suggested. Making our own Tutorials. I don't believe the views on my topic amounts to anything really though since it's probably just crawler...

I'ts been incredibly dead here for quite some time now ( apart from the massive volumes of spam ) and it's beginning to get a bit boring and tedious. So I was thinking ( now that Jacek is gone ( or is he? :S ) ) that we should take it upon ourselves to kickstart this back up if we want BetterPHP to ...

Yup, seems like it.

I really don't like posts like these, for obvious reasons, but if you care to elaborate on your post a bit or answer these questions I'd consider leaving it. Exactly what kind of "Coders" do you need, and for what? Will there be compensation involved or is this all just good will and / or ...

Well, apparently the version of the Aether that has been released does not have all of the fun stuff in it yet, so I'm waiting for the full release before I do this.

It would be cool if Jacek Himself joined us too, but he's busy I guess.

the first thing that comes to mind would be to explode on x and remove the first 5 letters of the first index ( [img= ) and the last character in the second index ( ] ). But that might not work with what you have set up.

Here is one that Jacek has already built.

No need for a tutorial!

http://jacekk.co.uk/scripts/live_chat/

Well, this was a bust.

The upside is that this thread has 1300 views. How'd that happen? :S

Well, Litecoin. No doubt.
There is absolutely no point in mining Bitcoin with GPU's anymore. The electricity bill will be higher than your gain.

If you check comparison sites like Dustcoin ( http://dustcoin.com ) you'll see that Litecoin is currently 75% more profitable right now.

I have no idea what sugarsync is but wouldn't it be easier to just use a regular ole Paypal IPN to automate the process?
Writing a php script like that takes no longer than brewing two cups of coffee.

That's because you're expecting to just copy & paste for it to work without doing any work yourself. Ask for help on how to fix this and you'll get help. Ask to get this done for you and you will be ignored. Try yourself before asking and it will be much more satisfying to you when it finally do...

I split it into a new topic..

[syntax=php] if (preg_match('#^[a-z0-9 ]+S#i', $_POST['location']) ===0){
$errors[] = 'Your location must only contain a-z, 0-9 and spaces.';
}[/syntax]

remove one of the equal signs and see what happens.

Please read my previous post again.

And then i get an popup when my checkbox is not checked? And my donate button isn't clickable without having the checkbox checked? Of course, you're going to need to incorporate it into your code so that the submission returns false if not checked. You can't just blatantly copy & paste and expe...

Follow the tutorial again It's in there, you just missed it I guess.

It's the login part. You need to set the $_SESSION variable to "log in" the user.

Yeah, you're never assigning a value to $_SESSION['uid'].