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Did you even bother to read all posts? Doing border: 0px/none; would be the same thing as doing what you did.

When you say only 5 people did the right thing... Do you mean that the other 2 sent in some random stuff o_O?

Alg0r1thm wrote:How should we collect info ?

http://www.php.net search for the function if you need to know how to use it.
Or Google something you're trying to do. It all depends on the project.

It's not about watching tutorials. It's about trying new things that you've never done before. Instead of creating the same thing in 50 different ways, make it once and then hop onto something else. This is were I love the PHP competitions, you'll (mostly) get to create something you haven't done be...

You practice to be a good programmer. There is nothing more to it.
It's all about how you practice though.

Because you wont learn anything if you don't watch and type yourself.

[syntax=php]
if(filter_var($url, FILTER_VALIDATE_URL)){
echo "Success";}
else{
echo "Failure";}
[/syntax]

Should work though. I've heard that filter_var is false by default but I think it's true by default. At least that's how mine worked.

Do you get "Success" if you enter an invalid url?

jacek wrote:You can ask things, but the code you submit must be your own.

So if someone corrects something in my code I can't use it? :O

Best solution: get Windows.

Are you allowed to ask for help on the forums if you run into a problem while trying to do this?

Oooooh! That is looking sexy!

Welcome!

I'm stuck in Sweden... but not for too long! (hopefully *crosses fingers* )

Well, if you print_r and view the page source it looks like this. [syntax=text] Array( [0] => "zero" [1] => "one" [x] => "and so on" ) [/syntax] but if you just view the page it's, [syntax=text] Array( [0] => "zero" [1] => "one" [x] => "and so o...

The first two errors are because you're specifying the wrong paths to the files you wanna include, so check your paths and quadruple-check your code. The third error would be a side effect of you having the wrong paths. So if you fix the path issues the third issue should be resolved. It should be [...

But...o_O waaat... How would I then use the stristr on it, just doing it like the old example isn't working and I don't really know anything about the &-thing :S //Edit Never mind! I just did it wrong I still got one little problem though, [syntax=php] foreach ($checks[1] as &$check){ if(str...

But then using the stristr it's going to generate, PHP Warning: stristr() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in blablabla :S

Let's say I have an array like this, [syntax=text] [0] => cg/template [1] => search [2] => start [3] => ending [/syntax] now, what if I wanted to check each of these values and see if the value string started with "cg/" I tried doing something like this, [syntax=php] foreach(array_values($...

jacek wrote:It might make it easier for me though since print_r tends to use up a lot more lines than it needs to.

So it all comes down to IF we wanna be nice to you?

Do I get extra points if I make the output in a neat way? Instead of printing arrays?

A web crawler basically gets the links of a website right? That's what I got out of looking on Wikipedia... But, how simple does it have to be? Just scan one page or scan one page and then scan a sub-page? So, if I scanned the betterphp index it would get the navigation links and then scan those pag...