Comments by Morgan Estes

Morgan Estes 20-Dec-13 18:16pm View

No worries, everyone has to start somewhere, but it's difficult to try to help diagnose front-end issues without being able to see the code that's actually rendered in the browser. If you're developing locally and the page renders, copy and paste the source of the HTML and the CSS you're using into a service such as http://jsbin.com so we can see what you're working with.

My guess is that there is an issue with your CSS rules not being able to target the new elements, but I can't say for sure without seeing the rendered HTML and the styles you're trying to apply.

Morgan Estes 12-Dec-13 0:16am View

Do you have a live example somewhere where we can see the full HTML output?

Morgan Estes 11-Dec-13 12:34pm View

A couple of questions:

1) Are you using the PDO_SQLSRV driver? (Better yet, which driver are you using?)
2) Have you tried connecting to the db outside of PHP with that username/password combo to verify that they work?

Morgan Estes 11-Dec-13 11:19am View

What styles aren't being applied? Do you have a <style> block in the page, or an external stylesheet, or some inline styles?

Morgan Estes 12-Nov-13 11:47am View

Have you checked to see if there's a value in `$row->rate`? Try a `var_dump($row->rate)` or `var_dump($row)` to see what's going on with it, and if there's anything in there for `bindColumn()` to work with.

Morgan Estes 12-Nov-13 11:26am View

What have you tried so far?

Morgan Estes 12-Nov-13 11:25am View

Duplicate of http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/680204/Reading-excel-to-XML-using-OpenXML

Morgan Estes 12-Nov-13 8:54am View

Is there a reason you're choosing to use a div for navigation instead of an a?

Morgan Estes 12-Nov-13 8:53am View

This example only works of you're using the jQuery library. Be sure to add it in, or go with a vanilla JS solution.

Morgan Estes 11-Nov-13 17:38pm View

Also, you can create a page on your server with the function call phpinfo(). When you visit that page (I call mine phpinfo.php) it'll give you the location of the .ini files being loaded.

Morgan Estes 11-Nov-13 17:33pm View

In the command line (Terminal, or other shell) if you're on Linux or OS X.

If you're on Windows, the command prompt is the same thing, but you may need to specify the location of the php executable.

Morgan Estes 20-Aug-13 22:32pm View

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<pre>
true,
'trace' => true,
)
);

$result = $client->__soapCall("InsertSerialAuthProduct", array(
"InsertSerialAuthProduct" => array(
"skey" => $skey,
"ProductID" => $productID,
"Data" => $data,
)
)
);
} catch (SoapFault $E) {
echo $E->faultstring;
}
</pre>

Morgan Estes 20-Aug-13 22:12pm View

What is the result of `var_dump($result);` at the very end of your `try` block? That will give you some insight to what's happening with `__soapCall`.

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