Here is a nice article explaining mysqli, including prepared statements.
So, the question is, how do you use a prepared statement when the number of parameters is variable? I think the answer is here, but I have to study it.
Situation: Updating 2 tables at the same time. The second table is keyed to the auto increment column of the first table. How do you get the auto increment value for the row you just entered?
This answers the question.
Everything you ever wanted to know about the .htaccess file on an Apache web server.
I hope you were intrigued by my speech about website publishing. Here are links to some of the resources I mentioned to help you get started. Continue reading
After some frustration trying to understand how to install web fonts, this tutorial cleared it all up.
This web font article is also quite good.
Based on many recommendations Font Squirrel is the go to place for web fonts.
Upgraded from PHP 5.2 to 5.3. This stopped the perl hit counter from working. Implemented a PHP hit counter in the ssi folder which seems to do the trick nicely.
On upgrade, the blog was inaccessible, but I just had to reset the password for some reason.
This is a very nice compilation of php and perl scripts that will add search functionality to a website.
This regular expression matches the html italic begin and end tags as well as any text between them:
<i>([^<]+)</i>
This regular expression will replace the found italic tags with beginning and end span tags of class ‘caseName’:
<span class=”caseName”>1</span>
The 1 represents the first group in the find expression (between the parenthesis), thus preserving the text between the tags. This may be unique to the regex in Notepad++. Other regex tools may use $1 instead.
Source: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3218063/notepad-replace-problem
This is a helpful example.