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Posts posted by judda
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@Dinocanid not sure if you are looking for a gig or not
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I tried a whois lookup but all there is, is a "[email protected]" email address
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I have not tried it - but @Design1online is here if you have questions @TrevorMRose
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@rajira What are you trying to change / what questions do you have for it?
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4 hours ago, Aminirus said:
Things are going alright in that department here at least. It seems to have slowed down in our town and places are starting to open back up bit by bit, but just still required to wear a mask and most sit down restaurants are still closed, which is fine.
How about you?
About the same here - a few weeks ago my city was deemed a "hot bed" but I haven't heard much of that lately (thankfully). Apparently Ontario is talking about opening up offices starting July 1st. I hope we don't go back that early. I see everyone daily on zoom calls, so don't feel the need. That being said - I'm off for a week and a bit at that point ? so I'm less worried.
I found out this past week that my cousin had lost their job for covid which sucks hopefully this sparks a re-entrance into work for him too.
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This looks awesome Can't wait to see more updates.
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How is everyone doing? Still staying safe and sane?
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I've worked with @Pixie in the past and she is amazing!
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They look great
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Please Note: I didn't actually test it to verify that it works, but at first glance it looks like it should.
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15 hours ago, Hare said:
How many things on the page:
$perpage = 100;
Then put this after to get the page number from the URL
if (isset($_GET["page"])) { $page = $_GET["page"]; } else { $page=1; }; $start_from = ($page-1) * $perpage;
This add this to the end of the select query of things youre paginating.
LIMIT $start_from, $perpage
Then you just need to gather the links to the pages (in another query but without the limit).
You have to be careful with a query like that. You should be validating that it is more than just set otherwise you could potentially get yourself into SQL injection territories. Adding in an "intval" could help with that just to 100% make the string an integer before being placed in your code.
I've adjusted your code block to also remove the "else" section, because you can easily define it above, and won't run into scoping issues.
$page = 1; if (isset($_GET["page"]) && ($value = intval($_GET["page"]))) { $page = $value; } $start_from = ($page-1) * $perpage;
The caveat with this code, is it isn't going to do a "0-based", so your pages must start at 1 which is what you are doing anyways with the page - 1 part.
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This looks absolutely amazing! Great work on it all!
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@Dracadia send me a PM I'm interested in this
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@DarthJawns a bunch of people on the forums do - why not just ask the question here?
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I know @LobstahMoney reached out to them a little while ago RE: an email issue, and a few times about possibly buying.
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@cutiechans43 that's ok any progress is good progress can you share the sample designs?
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I love this look and feel - so cute!
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It's been a while since anyone posted on here - how is everyone doing?
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@cutiechans43 - How is your site going?
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@Royal oh the bubble sort - it's great isn't it?
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@Boltgreywing The full team have been discussing that since it was originally posted.
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@Boltgreywing Digital is still around
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It's very BS because I know he was offered free hosting for a long time, so yeah I am not a fan. Especially when he comes back and gives no details. I personally have signed up to get my username, but that's about all.
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I doubt that the laptop was returned at all - but he would have had access to other stuff just maybe not backups which is why it's back to square one.
Newbie alert - Help with Mysidia Script?
in Coding and Programming
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@pastosaurio On your cPanel, or wherever you are publishing it to, are you able to retrieve the error logs to see what it is erroring on?
My first guess is the version of PHP, but that is without much information.