PHP - Moved: Broken In Internet Explorer But Works Great With Google Chrome? :(

So on my website I have a basic if statement that checks some arguments to see if a user can add another user as a friend.

Well I had gotten that part down and for the longest time other people on my website have been able to use the feature.

Now all of a sudden the if statement doesn't work? Why?

Here is the statement:

if ($privacy['privacy']['who_can_add'] == '1' AND $zext->user['id'] != '0' AND $zext->user['id'] != $u['id'])
{
$add_friend = $u['add_friend'];
}


of course if I put
$add_friend outside the if statement, the button appears.

How can a statment work one day but not the other? Is it an issue with my server?

dump of $privacy:
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$ => Array (4)
(
|    ['hide_o_status'] = Integer(1) 0
|    ['who_can_view'] = Integer(1) 1
|    ['who_can_add'] = Integer(1) 1
|    ['who_can_contact'] = Integer(1) 1
)

dump of $zext->user['id']:
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$ = String(2) "10"
dump of $u['id']:
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$ = String(2) "4"
it all has correct information and the if statement has not been changed from before when it had worked and outputted $add_friend all day long.

it worked until last night, i don't know what happened or why, php version has not been changed or anything.

if anybody has any ideas on what's going on help would be much appreciated.

Thanks, Matt.

I have a very weird problem. On my website i have a script that takes random pages and displays them on the homepage. It works without a problem on its own but when i have it included in the homepage using include('webmaster fav.php'); i get this error: Warning: Cannot use a scalar value as an array in /mnt/w0210/d28/s25/b02a8bb2/www/webmaster fav.php on line 18
and this error: Warning: array_unique() [function.array-unique]: The argument should be an array in /mnt/w0210/d28/s25/b02a8bb2/www/webmaster fav.php on line 20
and this error: Warning: array_unique() [function.array-unique]: The argument should be an array in /mnt/w0210/d28/s25/b02a8bb2/www/webmaster fav.php on line 21
and this error: Warning: Cannot use a scalar value as an array in /mnt/w0210/d28/s25/b02a8bb2/www/webmaster fav.php on line 23
I am kindof new to php but i think its a good script and it works without errors when it isn't included on the homepage it works. what could be the problem?
heres the code:
<?php 
$directory = "/mnt/w0210/d28/s25/b02a8bb2/www/data/";
//the list of pages i want to be random on the site

$directory = (!strstr($directory,"*") || $directory =="./" ) ? $directory."*" : $directory;
//Checks if the wildcard operator is present, and if not it adds it by default at the end;

$files = glob($directory);
//Yes, it was that easy to get all the files;
$size=sizeof($files);
for($i=0;$i<sizeof($files) ; $i++){
  //Loop through the files and adds to array;
$fp = fopen($files[$i],"r");
$contents[$i]=fgets($fp,999);
fclose($fp);
}
for($x=0;$x<15;$x++){
$numb[$x]=rand(1, sizeof($files));
} 
$x=count($numb)-count(array_unique($numb));
$num = array_unique ($numb); 
for($q=0;$x<15;$x++){
$numb[$x]=rand(1, sizeof($files));
} 

//$imploded = implode(" ", $contents); //get rid of spaces
//$newcontent=explode("~", $imploded); // sort into chucks so i can display the data.
for($i=0;$i<15; $i++){
$number=$num[$i];
if($contents[$number]==""||$contents[$number]==" "||$contents[$number]==null){
}
else{
echo "<li>";
$replacedcontent=str_replace(' ', '-',$contents[$number]);
echo "<br/><a href='games/$replacedcontent'>";
$newrcontent=str_replace('-', ' ',$replacedcontent);
echo "<img src='$newrcontent.jpg' border='2'></img>";
echo "<br/>$newrcontent</a></li>";
}
}
?>

i copied and pasted it from many sites examples so thats why some comments are weird... but basically it gets all the data files. reads the title and puts them in an array, then chooses some random ones and puts them in with their image so they can be displayed on the homepage.

Hello...
I'm working on a webpage (http://66.119.8.164/freedownloads.php) that pulls from an rss feed (http://www.moorelife.org/rss/FreeDownloads.xml).  Please keep in mind that I'm working on content, not design.  It's a very long page, currently.
I want to have links on a sidebar that will allow sorting and filtering, based on <category>.  I got the idea from, get this, Internet Explorer's built-in rss reader.  It's great.

I have a section of the page populating with SimpleXMLElement (that's where the case cover images and titles are).
Above that is an alphabetic listing of all those entries populated by SimpleDOM's sortedXPath.
Between those two are a few category links that use ajax to overwrite the section pulled with SimpleXMLElement.
Now, I don't have any idea if I'm even doing this in an intelligent manner.  As a matter of fact, I'm sure it's very far away from resourceful code.  It's just what I have gotten to work when other options didn't work.

Now, on to the problem.  The code, below, is the php file (http://66.119.8.164/include/getrss.php) that ajax uses to overwrite the original list.
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<?php
//get the category from URL
$category = $_GET["category"];
$xml = "http://www.moorelife.org/rss/FreeDownloads.xml";
$xmlDoc = new DOMDocument();
$xmlDoc->load($xml);
$item = $xmlDoc->getElementsByTagName('item');
for ($i=0; $i<=5; $i++) {
        $item_title = $item->item($i)->getElementsByTagName('title')->item(0)->childNodes->item(0)->nodeValue;
        $item_category = $item->item($i)->getElementsByTagName('category')->item(0)->childNodes->item(0)->nodeValue;
        echo "<p>".$item_title."</p>";
        echo "<p>".$item_category."</p>";
}
?>
How do I only show the entries where $catagory match <category>?
JJ

Hi All!

First post here - I'm a bit of a self taught PHP junkie

I'm having some issues with the following php/MySQL code.

The issue is with Internet Explorer (surprise, surprise)

I have setup an if statement so that the long description field in the form comes up as a text area (based on the max-length property of the mySQL field.), while the shorter fields come up as text fields.

The issue is that in IE, none of the shorter fields preceding the Long Description Text Field show up - ie. the form is lacking a couple of necessary fields.

Works perfectly well in Firefox.


<form id="addprod" name="addprod" action="" method="get" enctype="multipart/form-data">
    <?php 
        require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/resources/db/viewer_connect.php');
        $table = 'products';
        $fieldQuery = "SELECT * from $table";
        $result = mysql_db_query($dbname,$fieldQuery) or die('<span class="body_text">Query Error: '.mysql_error().'</span>');
        
        $i = 0;
        $prInfo = array('PROD_ID'=>'Product ID',
                        'PROD_NAME'=>'Product Name',
                        'PROD_DESC_SHORT'=>'Product Description (Short)',
                        'PROD_DESC_LONG'=>'Product Description (Long)',
                        'MODEL_1'=>'Model 1',
                        'MODEL_2'=>'Model 2',
                        'MODEL_3'=>'Model 3',
                        'MODEL_4'=>'Model 4',
                        'MODEL_5'=>'Model 5',
                        'RRP_1'=>'Model 1 RRP($)',
                        'RRP_2'=>'Model 2 RRP($)',
                        'RRP_3'=>'Model 3 RRP($)',
                        'RRP_4'=>'Model 4 RRP($)',
                        'RRP_5'=>'Model 5 RRP($)',
                        'PROD_IMG'=>'Main Image',
                        'IMAGE_2'=>'Image 2',
                        'IMAGE_3'=>'Image 3');
                        
        while ($i < mysql_num_fields($result)) {
            $meta = mysql_fetch_field($result, $i);
            if (!$meta) {
                echo "No information available<br />\n";
                }
            if($meta->max_length<=256){
                if($meta->name=='PROD_IMG'||$meta->name=='IMAGE_2'||$meta->name=='IMAGE_3'){
                    echo '<p class="body_text"><label for="'.$meta->name.'">'.$prInfo[$meta->name].':<input name="'.$meta->name.'" type="file" size="50" maxlength="'.$meta->max_length.'" /></label></p>';
                }
                else{
                    echo '<p class="body_text"><label for="'.$meta->name.'">'.$prInfo[$meta->name].':<input name="'.$meta->name.'" type="text" size="50" maxlength="'.$meta->max_length.'" /></label></p>';
                }
            }
            else{
                echo '<p class="body_text" style="line-height:150px; vertical-align:top;"><label for="'.$meta->name.'">'.$prInfo[$meta->name].':<textarea name="'.$meta->name.'" cols="50" rows="10" /></p>';
            }
            $i++;
}
mysql_free_result($result);
?>

<p class="body_text"><input type="submit" value="Add New Record" /><input type="reset" value="Clear Form" /></p>
        
</form>

Any thoughts would be awesome!!

Thanks in advance,

Tim

Hi,

as usual there is a problem ONLY with one browser... IE (any version).
Please check the webpage & notice the space between the Header buttons.

I can't find the PROBLEM!!! Please help!!

Thanks in advance..

Well, my page contains a URL like file.php?userid=1&pass=passwordhashblablabla.

I try to open the page on opera, mozilla, safari, google chrome and so browsers and it works fine. I get the message that id/pw match and user has logged in successfully.

However, when I go to THE SAME url on IE, i get message that id/pw do not match.

URL is still the same, history is cleaned...

Thanks in advance.

Hi, I have a problem with Internet Explorer converting spaces into underscores:

The problem occurs using PHPRtfLite.

When I run the script I want the file name to contain spaces, however in Internet Explorer these spaces are converted into underscores. This does not happen in ff, chrome, safari or opera.

Any help on how to fix this would be much appreciated as I am stuck. Thanks.
Joe

p.s.
Here is how the file name is created
$filename = "Mysite - ".$u-ID."' (".$user_name.").rtf";

Like many parents, I'm challenged with keeping my kids from browsing the evil parts of the internet. My son is 11 and my wife caught him deleting IE history the other day. The computer he uses is a Windows 8.1 laptop, and it is not Pro. How can i let him use internet explorer on his own user but keep him from tampering with any of the history ( or settings for that matter)?

Is there a better solution? I found some internet history logging software online, but I didn't feel comfortable with the source, and fear it may contain viruses or other malware.

Is there a Chrome tag like this IE one

<!--[if IE]>

<![endif]-->

<!--[if !IE]><!-->
       
 <!--<![endif]-->

I have use the above tag in my wordpress site, and the only browser it doesn't work in is Google Chrome.

Not sure where in the forum to put this one.  Has any noticed when you use pagination with Chrome 18, it tries to display a link to the next page and display what it thinks is the next page?  It really shows the last page and is confusing to viewers. Is it possible to have Chrome ignore pages?

Hello,
I made a website, with 3 lang on it, and site works fine (localhost) but when I upload it, default lang is EN and whenever I change lang on the web, let's say from EN to FR, page goes on that lang in this case on FR and redirect me on home page and all text on site is on FR, that's ok, but after that, when I try to click on let's say about us, then on it's own change it back to default lang, and show me that page (about us) but on default lang...
Here is sample of code how it's look...

This is select.php and I include_once this file on every page...
<?php
session_start();
header('Cache-control: private'); // IE 6 FIX

if(isSet($_GET['lang']))
{
$lang = $_GET['lang'];

// register the session and set the cookie
$_SESSION['lang'] = $lang;

setcookie("lang", $lang, time() + (3600 * 24 * 30));
}
else if(isSet($_SESSION['lang']))
{
$lang = $_SESSION['lang'];
}
else if(isSet($_COOKIE['lang']))
{
$lang = $_COOKIE['lang'];
}
else
{
$lang = 'en';
}

switch ($lang) {
  case 'en':
  $lang_file = 'lang.en.php';
  break;

case 'fr':
  $lang_file = 'lang.fr.php';
  break;

case 'de':
  $lang_file = 'lang.de.php';
   break;

default:
  $lang_file = 'lang.en.php';

}

include_once 'lang/'.$lang_file;




This is lang.en.php...
$lang = array();

// menu
$lang['txt1'] = 'Home';
$lang['txt2'] = 'About Us'; 
$lang['txt3'] = 'Services'; 
$lang['txt4'] = 'Contact';

It's the same for other two languages...

and I simply put in index.php this...
<ul>
                                                      <li><a  href="index.php"><em><b><?php echo $lang['txt1'];?></b></em></a></li>
                                                      <li><a  href="about.php"><em><b><?php echo $lang['txt2'];?></b></em></a></li>
                                                      <li><a  href="services.php"><em><b><?php echo $lang['txt3'];?></b></em></a></li>
                                                      <li><a  href="contact.php"><em><b><?php echo $lang['txt4'];?></b></em></a></li>
                                                   </ul>

Let's say again, this kind of code works fine on localhost, but on web not...
Any idea why?
Thank you.
Cheers.

I have this form action that checks for errors, if none are found it should go to the confirmation page.  Works well in Firefox, however Chrome stays perpetually on the register page. 

Is there any way to make this work in Chrome as well?  Does anyone have any explanation? 

Thank you very much for your time.


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<form action="<?php if(!empty($errors)){
echo "confirmation.php";
} else {
echo "register.php";
} ?>" method="POST">

I'm not sure if this is an HTML or browser issue...
But single quotes in strings from database don't work for me in Chrome for some reason. To mine or any other computers.
Every other browser detects these quotes.

I'm outputting an SQL result containing strings like:

Texas Hold'em
or
America's Cup

and I get

Texas Hold
America

Hello,
New to file upload boxes, working in PHP.
My code seems to work great in IE, but not in Firefox or Chrome.

This form shows the input box for the filename in IE and Firefox (with a Browse button), but Chrome only shows the Browse button, no filename box.

<form enctype="multipart/form-data" method="post" action="profile.php">
   <input type="file" size="32" name="image_field_photo" value="">
   <br><input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Upload">

IE will upload the file to the specified directory, then update the DB based on the filename.

Firefox will not upload the file, nor will Chrome.

Using SSL for all pages.

Using an upload class I got off PHPClasses.org - what's weird is I have used this same class on another project, and can upload files via Chrome.  Any ideas?
Thanks!