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Programmmers are a busy bunch, always busy with
one project or the other. So what project(s) are
you currently 'busy' with? Perhaps you are
working on a next generation OS that will displace
all the Gates and Windows we are used to or
developing an Intergalactic Charting Software for
NASA or something nearer earth like the software
for a JAVA-controlled electronic toothpick (  )
, whatever, share them here.

Mobinga:
Haha see a simplified version of your code

<?php
for($i=0;$i<=350;$i+=7)
{
echo $i."<br/>";
}
?>

I know some of us are used to using i++ as our increment statement. . .then within the for loops blocks we'd now use the modulus operator. That's not clean. As it loops through each one . . . 1, 2 , 3 to  350

You can also pass a numeric value (int oh no go pass 3.434 ) as the increment statement i+=7 << The variable increments in 7's. This optimizes your code and allocates less memory. This can be particularly useful when working on big projects.

Nothing is too trivial. We can all learn.

That code isn't simpler than my code, at best it's same.It's like you didn't notice that my loop terminates at 50 not 350,
though you used an increment of 7 , your loop terminates at 350----about the same number of cycles.

Science indeed deserves its own board and it's
long overdue. Topics pertaining to physics, chemistry, and
biology can be discussed there. I think Math should get its
own seperate board too, not to be lumped with science.
The Technology category should then be renamed 'Technology
and Science' or 'Science and Technology' with those new
boards under it.

Here is a little modification of my previous code:

<?php
for($i=1;$i<=50;$i++)
{
echo 7*$i."<br/>";
}
?>

If you have the 'right' solution, it's time to show it-the world is waiting?

Complete PHP solution:

<?php
for($i=1;$i<=50;$i++)
{
$m=7*$i;
echo "$m<br/>";
}
?>

Easy does it.

Here is a little app for testing phone numbers,
you might want to play with it, also fill the form
to get 100 free sms credit. Check the link :

http://www.supertextng.com

@omo_to_dun, this is very sweet. Works very fine. 100%.

Nice job.

If you've got some time, here is a little programmming
challenge, I don't know if to call it simple, but I
think it's a little bit tricky. It's a good exercise for
the brain and a good way to learn/teach the basic
principles of programming. Here:

We might call it a 'numeral to text converter'. Create a
simple form with a text box and a submit button, write
a program in your favourite language that converts the
inputted numbers(figures) to the text equivalents,
e.g, if i enter 123 and click the button, i should get an
output 'one hundred and twenty three'.

To make life simple, let's limit the numbers to maximum
of six digits, and integers only.

So what form of verification do you suggest?

bros12345:
I repeat, if you sell products or services online, and have your account numbers pasted everywhere, start including some form of verification.

need more responses

The answer has been given by lojik;
you need to embed an sms API from a
gateway into your web application.

Other Options?

Try talk to all the mobile networks in the world
or at least those you intend to use.

Thanks man. Keep them coming

With the increase in the number of subscribers, mobile networks
have had to launch new series of mobile numbers after the initial
0802,0803,0805, they started with, now they are so many numbers
and it can be a bit difficult for some to figure out which network
a particular number belongs, so please help complete the following
series for reference purpose :


MTN = 0803,0806,0703,0706,

GLO = 0805, 0807,,

AIRTEL =0802, 0808,,

ETISALAT = 0809, ,

MULTILINKS=0709,,

STARCOMMs=,

ZOOM=0707,,

VISAFONE=07025,,

[size=15pt]G [/size][size=15pt] T[/size] [size=15pt]B[/size]

Google is good. Carry goooo,

I hope the recent rise in these "hacktivities" will create a new
and significant stream of income for us webmasters.

Seems Slyr0x is already smiling to the bank.

Dual Core:
=========
on a side note, ob_start() at the beginning of your php and ob_flush() at the end of it should also fix this.

Yeah, that will also get the problem solved for the particular
script the ob there stands for output buffering.

The advantage of using an htaccess file is that it takes
care of all files with that issue instead of inserting ob_start()
and ob_flush() in every script.

The problem is from the codes but it has a server solution,
and it has been solved, the software that interprets the
codes is on the server. The problem could also have been
solved by modifying the codes - if he could find a way to
place the header directive before any output is sent

The pleasure is mine.

Very Short Explanation:

Actually, if you want to use the header() function to redirect
to another page, then it has to come before anything else
in the script, that is, you should not send the header after
the page output has started(logical enough), but we can't
avoid that most of the time as evidenced in your script.

Without output buffering (the default), your HTML is sent
to the browser in pieces as PHP processes through your script.
With output buffering=on, your HTML is stored in a variable and
sent to the browser as one piece at the end of your script.

The instruction in the htaccess file is just to instruct Apache
to turn output buffering on, hope you get the idea.

Open a new notepad page, drop the following line in it:

PHP_FLAG output_buffering on

save the page as .htaccess

choose the "All Files" option when saving

drop the file in the folder containing your scripts.

Let's hear how it goes.

Do you have an htacces file in your script folder
that handles redirection?

Just let me know if you have an htaccess file, and if yes
paste the content here.

Cheers, help is on the way.

Did you md5 hash the admin password before saving it to database?

Comment out the

 error_reporting(0);

line and

let's see if any error message comes up.

Here:

http://www.vincos.it/world-map-of-social-networks/

Words can be creative. God created the world with words.

You can look into jomsocial and social engine

An American, an English man, and a 9ja ma were on
a ship, suddenly the devil appeared and said 'drop
anything into the sea, if i find it,i'll eat you, i i cant,
i'll be your slave', the American dropped a pin, the devil found
it ate him, the English man dropped a coin, the devil found it
and ate him. The 9ja man opened a bottle of water, poured
it in the sea and said 'na today? your fada! Find am na'.

OP=Original Poster

Enjoying the discussion,

@OP
You haven't sent anything.

Interested. Send to ayoppzet @ yahoo.com

Pls any one have a link to a free social networking
script with basic features like chat,forum,member profiles,
groups,