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As I said, check the documentation:

 

http://api.jquery.com/live/

http://api.jquery.com/on/

 

on switch to an earlier version of jquery (anything before 1.7):

 

http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.6.4.min.js

[Login Not Working Cms Build Tut]

Then I would look at the "live" issue -- apparently in the latest version of jQuery, that functionality has been depreciated and they intend you to use "on" instead (check the jquery documentation). You can either switch to use "on" rather than "live" (check the documentation), or you'll need to load a version of jquery earlier than the current 1.7 version.

 

I'm not sure what the colorbox error is, and a quick search isn't turning much up, but try fixing the other two errors first and perhaps that one will resolve itself.

[Login Not Working Cms Build Tut]

Just removing or fixing that code won't necessarily be enough to fix things. That's just something I noticed -- not a significant error that the Console was complaining about. Next up would be to fix the "live" issue as I talked about.

 

The error is talking specifically about:

 

$('#fp_cancel').live('click', function(e){

e.preventDefault();

$.colorbox.close();

});

[Login Not Working Cms Build Tut]

When I look at the console, I see these two errors:

 

-- Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'msie' of undefined colorbox.js:4 (colorbox.js)

-- Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'live'

 

I also see that you have used jQuery's NoConflict functionality, but there is code at the bottom of the page that doesn't properly follow jQuery's NoConflict rules:

 

<script type="text/javascript">

var currentYear = (new Date).getFullYear();

$(document).ready(function() {

$("#year").text( (new Date).getFullYear() );

});

</script>

 

Personally, I would start by fixing the above code. Then I would look at the "live" issue -- apparently in the latest version of jQuery, that functionality has been depreciated and they intend you to use "on" instead (check the jquery documentation). You can either switch to use "on" rather than "live" (check the documentation), or you'll need to load a version of jquery earlier than the current 1.7 version.

 

I'm not sure what the colorbox error is, and a quick search isn't turning much up, but try fixing the other two errors first and perhaps that one will resolve itself.

[Login Not Working Cms Build Tut]

The first thing I would do would be to check the Javascript Console for Javascript errors -- it will tell you about incorrectly linked files, misspellings in your Javascript code, etc. http://www.netmagazine.com/tutorials/javascript-debugging-beginners

[Login Not Working Cms Build Tut]

What username/password combination are you using? "admin" for both, right?

[Hard To Explain?]

I really don't think there is going to be a magic tool for that -- each frame of that animation would very likely be hand drawn. To some extent you can use the free transform tool to adjust the proportions of large elements (like a wing), but this is more of an illustration question than something done by a photoshop tool.

[Hard To Explain?]

...sorry, I'm not sure if I understand. Do you have an example or a rough sketch of what you need?

[Table Messed Up By *{Margin: 0Px; Border: 0Px; Padding: 0Px;}]

I changed

<style>

*{margin: 0px; border: 0px; padding: 0px;}

</style>

 

TO:

 

<style type="text/css">

{margin: 0; border: 0; padding: 0;}

</style>

 

and it works.

That's because you changed the CSS to be invalid (there is no selector to indicate what element(s) the margin/border/padding are being applied to), meaning the browser ignored the incorrect CSS.

[What Exactly Does += Mean?]

I think rather than replacing what is in var x ="My"; --> It just grabs the last item that looped through the .each function which was the

Irish Span (would i be right here?)

Correct.

 

By the way, do you know what happens to the stuff on fiddlejs -- is it left there forever?

Do you use fiddlejs for this type of question/example?

I can't really comment on this -- it isn't something I use. You might want to check the FiddleJS support or FAQs or something. Though I don't use it much, it is useful for questions where the code needs to run, and means it's a bit easier for me to help you with any questions without having to manually create my own files and copy/paste code.

[What Exactly Does += Mean?]

Here's a simple example. Say you have this:

 

x = 1;

x += 2;

 

The result of x should be "3". The += adds whatever is on the right side of the "+=" to whatever is on the left. It's the same as saying:

 

x = 1;

x = x + 2;

 

In your sample, when you click the button, you use jQuery to get the value of each .span, adding it to "x" each time. The alert message that appears after the loop completes displays the values for all .spans in the page.

 

The first time it loops, it grabs the value for the first .span: "Nationality: " and adds it to the x variable. The second time it loops, it gets the second value " Irish", and adds that to x. Once the loop completes and there are no more .spans to access, Javascript uses an alert message to display the final value for x.

 

Hope that helps?

[Need Help With A Simple Javascript Statement]

I would suggest using .position(): http://api.jquery.com/position/

[New Member]

Welcome to the forum!

[Dreamweaver Cs6 And Wordpress]

I've never had a problem with it. Have you searched for that specific error message? I would bet you aren't the only person who has gotten that error message.

[Having Trouble Rendering Out My Product Id]

So when you run the first file, you get "We have no products listed in Our store Yet"?

 

In the second file, here's the PHP code at the start, a bit more organized:

 

?php
// Check to see URL Variable is set and that it exists in the database
if (isset($_GET['id']))
{

$id = preg_replace('#[^0-9]#i', '', $_GET['id']);

//use this var to check to see if this ID Exists, if yes then get the product
//details, if no then exit this script and give message why.
$sql = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM products WHERE id='$id' LIMIT 1");
$productCount = mysql_num_rows($sql);//count the the output ammount 

if ($productCount > 0)
{ 
	// get all the product details
	while($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql))
	{ 
		$product_name = $row["product_name"];
		$price = $row["price"]; 
		$details = $row["details"]; 
		$category = $row["category"]; 
		$subcategory = $row["subcategory"]; 
		$date_added = strftime("%b %d, %Y", strtotime($row["date_added"])); // Notice here how we changed it from _added to _Added 
		//product_name,price,details,category,subcategory,date_added
	}
}
else
{
        echo "That item does not exist.";
        exit();
}
}
else
{
echo "No product in the database with that ID";
exit();
} 

mysql_close();

?>

 

If you are getting the "No product in the database with that ID", according to your code, that means that you don't have an ID set in the url, like "products.php?id=1". You need to have an id set in order to use this page.

[Having Trouble Rendering Out My Product Id]

What errors are you getting specifically?

[You Have An Error In Your Sql Syntax]

Great, glad that fixed things.

[You Have An Error In Your Sql Syntax]

That's because your inputs aren't named properly:

 

<strong>Years: *</strong> <input type="text" name="cwyears" value="<?php echo $cwyears; ?>"/><br/>

<strong>Coach Name: *</strong> <input type="text" name="cwname" value="<?php echo $cwname; ?>"/><br/>

<strong>Wins: *</strong> <input type="text" name="cwname" value="<?php echo $cwwins; ?>"/><br/>

<strong>Losses: *</strong> <input type="text" name="cwname" value="<?php echo $cwlosses; ?>"/><br/>

<strong>Ties: *</strong> <input type="text" name="cwname" value="<?php echo $cwties; ?>"/><br/>

<strong>Percent: *</strong> <input type="text" name="cwname" value="<?php echo $cwpercent; ?>"/><br/>

 

Note how they are all named "cwname"?

 

For example, to use $_POST['cwpercent'], you need to have an input named "cwpercent".

[Building Cms With Bootstrap Problems]

You'll need to do a little testing, but I would bet this line:

 

var height = $(this).outerHeight();

 

is returning 0 for elements within slides that aren't visible, since those slides are set to display: none when the page first loads and that script runs. jQuery can't figure out the proper height without the element being visible in the page.

 

I don't really have a solution for you, though you might check http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2345784/jquery-get-height-of-hidden-element-in-jquery or see what workarounds others have done for this issue. Alternatively, you could rewrite the slideshow or use a different slideshow script that doesn't hide slides by using display:none, but perhaps hides them using z-index or by moving them out of sight.

[How To Connect Php Mysql To Database Through Pdo Format]

Hi

I would like to connect my shopping cart PHP website on MVC pattern

through PDO format, can you help me?

This tutorial has a pretty good overview of PDO and how to use it: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/php/why-you-should-be-using-phps-pdo-for-database-access/

[Mysql Fields - Making A Dvd Db. How Do I Link A Url?]

Since there isn't a type specifically for URLs, you would just select a text or varchar type with enough characters for your url.

[You Have An Error In Your Sql Syntax]

Just realized -- this is incorrect:

 

$id = $_GET['cwid'];

$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM coachwin WHERE cwid=$cwid")

 

You never create an $cwid variable, meaning you get an incorrect query where "cwid" doesn't equal anything. Change it to:

 

$cwid = $_GET['cwid'];

$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM coachwin WHERE cwid=$cwid")

 

and hopefully the issue will go away. You might have the same issue on the delete page -- make sure you are setting the variables used in the mysql query.

[Very Weird Problems In Ie8]

You might try adding a space between "#slogan" the "{" and the start of the "background". That's really the only thing I can think of based on that snippet. Looks like the image exists, so that isn't the problem.

[You Have An Error In Your Sql Syntax]

Actually, a quick follow up... I just realized you have two SQL queries in your code -- one to select an element from the database, and one to update that element in the database. When are you getting this error? When you first load the page? Or when you enter information and submit the form?

 

Again, I'm not really seeing anything incorrect with either query, so my guess would be a misspelling or typo in a column name. Maybe when you made the table originally, you named misspelled "cwwins" (maybe "cwins" instead) due to the double "w"s?

[You Have An Error In Your Sql Syntax]

Sometimes the error that displays in the browser isn't super helpful, so I'd suggest doing this...

 

Just before this line in your code:

 

 mysql_query("UPDATE coachwin SET cwyears='$cwyears', cwname='$cwname', cwwins='$cwwins', cwlosses='$cwlosses', cwties='$cwties', cwpercent='$cwpercent' WHERE cwid='$cwid'")
or die(mysql_error()); 

add the lines:

 

echo "UPDATE coachwin SET cwyears='$cwyears', cwname='$cwname', cwwins='$cwwins', cwlosses='$cwlosses', cwties='$cwties', cwpercent='$cwpercent' WHERE cwid='$cwid'";
exit;

Test the code, and act like you are trying to update a record. Instead of updating, the browser should show you the query you are trying to use, then exit. Copy that query, then open up PHPMyAdmin and select your database. Next, select the "SQL" tab, and paste in your large text box. Click the "Go" button to run the query. You should get an error message, but hopefully a more specific error than the one you are currently seeing. Use that error to debug the query. (or, if you are still having trouble, paste what PHPMyAdmin tells you here, and I'll see if there is anything I can do).

 

Personally, I'm not seeing anything that immediately stands out to me as questionable, though I'm obviously missing something if you are getting an error message. You might double check that all your column names match (perhaps you mis-named something when creating the database?), and keep in mind that column names are case sensitive.