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Css: PhP WT the Reason
January 11th, 2011 
phpmoz 
Posted in Video Tutorial 
Tags: counter, Counterstrike, counterstrike-Source, counterstrike:Source, cs, css, frag, gamers, Movie, php, pro, pwnage, Reason, source, strike, The, WT 
29 Comments ».PhP & WT: The Reason – Pro Counter Strike Source Movie -
May 7th, 2010 phpmoz From the start you can gauge the feel of this film, an energy packed soundtrack consisting of less conventional techno and drum and bass tracks suits this film nicely. The sync was well done with an exceptional emphasize made during key points in the film. The thing that will stand out the most in this film is the abundance of frags. Less emphasize was put on adding demo smooths and unnecessary transitions and more placed into keeping the excitement coming. The frags are up against some of the best players in Europe, and unlike some movies you aren’t left question the legitness of the frags. A clean vibrant editing style, aggressive soundtrack and some amazing frags lands this film in the must see category for 2008.
Posted in Video Tutorial Tags: (Basshunter, [R], 00:11, 01:05, 05:20, 06:54, Caburn, counter, Crystal, css, Dark, DJ, esuba.HAL3000, game, gaming, Interrupt, Levas, Loituma, method, Movie, name, of, Oscillators, php, php-Movie, Polka, Programe, Reason, Reason-Gaming, Remix, Soundtrack, source, strike, SUPER, Superstar, The, This, Trailer, We, WT 33 Comments »Shorten Link PHP Tutorial (Part 1)
March 9th, 2010 phpmoz In this tutorial Jonathan Martin shows you how to make your very own link shortening service using PHP and Javascript.
Posted in Video Tutorial Tags: Ajax, css, How, Javascript, Jonathan, Jono20201, jquery, learn, Martin, php, programming, space, The, to, tut, tutorial 8 Comments »I Need The Php Script To Calculate The Input Data From A Form And (-) Or (+) The Result… Please Help!!!?
September 8th, 2009 phpmoz (HTML-Form)
(PHP)
$_POST["Age"]) {
$result = $_POST["retierment"] – $_POST["Age"];
echo $_POST["Name"] ,
} else if ($_POST["Age"] < $_POST["retierment"]) {
$result = $_POST["retierment"] – $_POST["Age"];
,
the number of years until you reach retirement age is:
In Php, The True And False Is Going Backwards. What’s Up With That?
September 5th, 2009 phpmoz My code:
config.php
The code does work, because I tried echoing data from the database inside the IF statement. When I change the password in the function to an incorrect password, the script skips the IF statement, when it’s actually supposed to show it.
Why is that? I’ve tried the following:
if(connectDB())
if(!connectDB())
if(connectDB() == true)
if(connectDB() == false)
Everything is going opposite. When it’s true, it says it’s false and vice versa… I must be doing something wrong, but I’ve had this happen in the best several times with variables, sessions, cookies, POST & GET data, what is it?
