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I tried that at first but it didn't work so I removed this,
[syntax=text]RewriteRule .* - [L][/syntax]
line because it looked suspicious and now it's working.
Problem is, it breaks the folder structure so it doesn't link the CSS file :/

This is mainly an htaccess problem I guess but it has to do with PHP for now! So basically I want prettier URLs but I want to keep index.php in the URL! So normally you would have domain.com/home or domain.com/about BUT I want it like domain.com/index.php/home. I'm getting info from a database with ...

I'm checking with empty too so it shouldn't be a problem.

I don't really know how to explain this so let's just dive into it. I have an array like this in my config file, [syntax=php] $db["default"]["hostname"] = "localhost"; $db["default"]["username"] = "root"; $db["default"]["pass...

jacek wrote: htmlentities because I type it wrong every single time

I think we're all aware of that
Just kidding

I don't consider myself bad at PHP but frankly the only reason I wanted a framework was because I've grown tired of how PHP looks... I know, weird reason right? So instead of doing something unnecessary because of a stupid reason I'm gonna finish my CMS and start re-learning JavaScript instead.

I tried CakePHP too which seems to have a stupid naming rule. I was following a tutorial on how to create a blog with it (to learn CRUD in CakePHP) but I named my root folder CakeBlog so for some reason whenever the tutorial typed "Post" or "Posts" I had to type "CakeBlog&qu...

I tried CodeIgniter. Couldn't wrap my head around it Seems like overly much work even for the most advanced things. I also tried Ruby on Rails which I'm really enjoying just to bad my host is running the 1.8.3 version which is 4 YEARS OLD so if I actually wanna do something I have to switch host Bot...

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There are a lot of BB Parser code snippets that you can try out yourself.

Email the tube.

Working in restaurants sucks!

Are you Swedish?

Selling water... Seems like a quite decent idea actually. I mean, you're doing a good thing, it's like community service...

There's to few of them.
For Windows I know IIS7 and XAMPP. IIS7 is crap because it doesn't use Apache (go figure) so you can't do a bunch of cool HTACCESS stuff

You could try placing the Java applet inside a div with a position: absolute and the z-index property. "Creating layers with the z-index: Elements must be positioned absolutely or be a descendant of that positioned element. An element with a higher z-index appears in front of an element with a ...

If that is what you see when you open the page then your file does not have the .php extension or something is terribly wrong with your server.

If that is the code you're trying to use then no wonder it doesn't work. It's all commented out !

PHPmyadmin should be on localhost/phpmyadmin in your browser.

Ooh, I didn't know I could use arrays with str_replace. Learn something new everyday...
Thanks a lot! Now it's working perfectly