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I'm having some trouble installing Ubuntu unfortunatetly. It has a fatal error installing "Grub". I'm going to by an optical reader tomorrow and try with a live cd install.

If anyone has any other quick fix for this error, feel free to post them

My HDD broke down yesterday, and subsequently, so did I. So I'm taking this opportunity to fling Windows, well, out the window, and instead try my hand at Ubuntu. I will be going for the 12.10 build. Any tips on things to do that would make this easier for me? I've only spent a few hours or so with ...

Well, this code [syntax=php]<?php
mysql_query("UPDATE `users` SET `grad` = '{$grad}', `drzava` = '{$drzava}',`fan` = '{$fan}', `website` = '{$website}' WHERE `uid`='{$uid}'");
?>[/syntax]

is out of place.

go back and watch the tutorial again and you'll see where to put this.

Instead of a zip file, please copy and paste all of your code here inside php syntax tags,
[syntax=text][syntax=php][/syntax][/syntax]
and I will do my best to assist you in solving this.

That just tells you that php doesn't like it when you pass a function as a parameter in another function. You could split it up so that you only pass variables through, and the error would go away, but it's not necessary. You can turn off strict mode and the error will disappear. [syntax=php]error_r...

Well, I suck at regular expressions, so a tool that helps with that would be nice. Or a .htaccess tool. Or both?

I use these. There are probably even better tools out there, so if anyone know of them, please do share.
http://gskinner.com/RegExr/
http://www.htaccesseditor.com/en.shtml

you need another closing parentheses here:
[syntax=php]if(isset($_POST['name']){[/syntax]

Well, you set $errors at the top of the page, which means isset($errors) will always equal true, and since the array is in fact empty, the second if statement will be true. What you might want to do is check to see if the form has been submitted before you set the $errors array. [syntax=php]if(isset...

I do. I also have Gmail notifications on, so I get a horrible beeping sound and a popup on my pc as well as my phone and samsung tablet whenever I get an email. Which is often. Sometimes it sounds like a concerto of email-notifications. Having another annoying beeping sound going off every five minu...

Yuck. That sounds absolutely horrible.

It seems like you have this very much thought out already, and I'm very excited to see where this leads
A livestream sounds like fun, if there are means for everyone to communicate properly ( a 250 px wide chatroom is not a proper way to communicate ). One way streams are boring.

that means that the function is failing, which means one of these things:
1 You have the wrong IP
2 You have the wrong PORT
3 You don't have access to said IP or PORT
4 The server is down.

Check that everything is correct.

Well, that probably has something to do with how the create_thumbs and image_handler functions work. I can't find either on php.net so I guess it's custom. If you could post the code and or the docs for it that would help.

if you dump the $info variable, do you get bool(false) ?

[syntax=php]var_dump($info);[/syntax]

Well, your creating the image before you create the thumbnail. Switch these lines around: [syntax=php]image_handler($source_image,$destination,$tn_w,$tn_h,$quality,$wmsource); create_thumb('uploads/'.$album_id.'/', $image_file, 'uploads/thumbs/'.$album_id.'/'); [/syntax] so that create_thumb comes b...

Do you get the values you were expecting from $info['playerCount'] and $info['maxPlayers'] ?

Post your code here using [syntax=text][syntax=php][/syntax][/syntax] tags.

It's telling you that $images is not a valid array. Try printing it out to see what happens.

[syntax=php]print_r($images);[/syntax]
if that doesn't work, try var dump
[syntax=php]var_dump($images);[/syntax]

I'm not sure I understand completely. You're saying you have more than one folder, but not what kind of folders. Why do you need more than one, and where are these other folders located? You can rename it easily. I don't see where the problem is. [syntax=php]$zip->open('anyNameHereWillWork.zip', Zip...

Well, as I said, it's not an error. It's a Notice. It's notifying you that something could potentially be wrong, not that it is wrong.