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• will PHP header() & exit() securely terminate a script before redirecting?

  - by Haroldo

  Is the following a secure way of protecting a user only area? if(!isset($_SESSION['username'])){redirect(SITE_ROOT . 'st_pages/login/');} using: function redirect($url) { header('Location: ' . $url); exit('<a href="' . $url . '">Redirecting you to: ' . $url . '</a>'); }

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• I have javascripts at the bottom of the page but images still load after?

  - by Haroldo

  I'm referencing my js files before the closing body tag, hoping they will be parsed last (as they're not needed untill last). However when I analyse activity with PageSpeed in Firebug, the images seem to be requested last. How can i make the images higher priority than the js?

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• Jquery .data() : possible to increment (++ or --)?

  - by Haroldo

  Whats the best way to increment a value in a jquery .data() object?

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• really basic cPanel question?

  - by Haroldo

  I'm trying to install imageMagick but i've got practically zero server knowledge, i don't get what this means: You can easily install Imagemagick on a cPanel by using cPanel script. /scripts/installimagemagick will do it for you. what is this /scripts business, where do i type it? do i type it? what's this all about?!!! http://geobaby.in/installing-imagemagick-on-a-cpanel-server/

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• mysql queries - performance loss by putting numbers in quotes?

  - by Haroldo

  If a variable will always be a number, is there a performace loss by putting it in inverted commas? for example "SELECT prod.product_name FROM prod WHERE prod.id = '$id'";

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• jquery: how do i check if an element is the last sibling?

  - by Haroldo

  for the last cell in a row i want to perform a different action: this doesn't work: $('td').each(function(){ var $this = $(this); if ( $this === $this.parent().last('td') ) { alert('123'); } }) and neither does it if i remove .parent()

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• Mysql : should i put my data into 1 table or split per user?

  - by Haroldo

  This data is for a holiday cottage's simple accommodation calendars. The data is simple and stores dates when each cottage is booked. The cols would be cottage_id, booked_from_date, booked_until_date and I would expect around 60 rows per user per year * 200-300 users. I should put this is one table right?

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• google apps is setup on my server, how do i get php mail() to use it?

  - by Haroldo

  Hi, I've got google apps setup on my server with all the correct MX records etc, now i want to start testing it. I want to use it for all automated emails (registration, lost password etc). I'm testing on a localhost.

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• How do i link to part if a page? (hash?)

  - by Haroldo

  How do you link (with <a>) so that the browser goes to certain subheading on the target page as opposed to the top?

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• php: possible to convert array of numbers to 'from' and 'to' pairs where consecutive?

  - by Haroldo

  I have an array of timestamps referring to the days when a holiday home is booked. each timestamp is a round day. I want to turn this into an array of 'begins' and 'ends' pairs for consecutive dates Are there any php functions I should be aware of for writing this function? Or does anyone have any pointers for this kind of thing? thanks! edit: example array: Array ( [0] => 1273536000 [1] => 1273622400 [2] => 1273708800 [3] => 1273795200 [4] => 1273881600 [5] => 1273968000 [6] => 1274054400 [7] => 1274140800 [8] => 1274227200 ) where a day = 86400 (seconds)

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• case-insensitive search of MySQL?

  - by Haroldo

  case-insensitive search of MySQL? For my site search, what is the most efficient way of to query my db for a word/phrase regardless of case?

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• conditional or js to detect whether user is on windows XP?

  - by Haroldo

  Because windows xp renders certain fonts so poorly, i would like to detect whether the user is using that OS and add a class to the body accordingly. I'm looking ideally for an html conditional statement or php $_SERVER var to do this However failing that a piece of javscript along the lines of below would do if(users_os === 'xp'){ $('body').addClass('xp'); } What avenues should i be persuing?!!! thanks!

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• iframe widget: know which domains are iframing the canvas?

  - by Haroldo

  If i have a php generated widget canvas and site's using the widget iframe it with $_GET parameters, is there anyway to get the domain that's making the request to my canvas page (javascript/php?)? ie - stop people using my widget that don't have permission...

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• jquery: most efficient way to get and store the ids of 100+ td items?

  - by Haroldo

  Ok so I have about six of these calendars on page, so thats around 180 td items (1 for each date): each td has an id that is equal to that day's timestamp. the dates I want are the red ones (class of .booked). So i need the fastest way to 'serialize' the ids for td.booked items, any ideas?

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• jquery selectors: $('#ID1, #ID2, #ID3') vs $('1X CLASS') which is faster?

  - by Haroldo

  looking into selector performance..

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• best method to have image links (for SEO)?

  - by Haroldo

  what's better in terms of being transparent to search engines: putting an image inside an 'a' tag? or using a background image for the 'a' tag? or another method i'm not aware of?!

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• how should i get ONE row from mysql? ( fetch_array etc? )

  - by Haroldo

  I'm pretty sure i'm doing an extra loop here: $q = "SELECT * FROM genres WHERE genre.g_url = '$genre_url' LIMIT 1"; $res = mysql_query($q); while ($r = mysql_fetch_array($res, MYSQL_ASSOC)){ foreach( array_key_exists($r) as $k ){ $g[$k] = $r[$k]; } } return $g;

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• how secure is php's die()? (with & without output buffering)

  - by Haroldo

  Does die() successfully terminate the php script at that point or only with output bufferring? would it be secure to do a: if(!isset($_SESSION['logged_in'])){ die('you do not have permission to access this page.'); }

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• mysql: reversed content col for LIKE '%foo' - good practise?

  - by Haroldo

  I was recently watching a google lecture on mysql and learnt that MySQL wont use indexes for LIKE '%foo' searches. My site's 'live search' (ajax search) searches the column full_details(TEXT), should i create a reversed version like full_details_rev(TEXT) and index that? Or should i not index large text fields at all?

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