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    Added on Friday 11 July 2008 00:04:11
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    11th part of the PHP forum tutorial. Adding a reply to a topic.

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  • Paait1

    @lifeg0eson666 Then how about the code for the comment and reply? What change should i made. and IF U CAN specify it. THANKS
    Sunday 02 October 2011 23:13:43
  • lifeg0eson666

    @Paait1 Yea, that would be correct.
    Friday 30 September 2011 21:02:59
  • Paait1

    @lifeg0eson666 Yes it is. make it more "simpler". so basically the default id for comment table is 0?
    Friday 30 September 2011 19:35:31
  • lifeg0eson666

    @Paait1 You can just make you a parent ID for each comment. If the parent ID is 0 then it's a top comment, else the parent of the comment would be the ID of the parent. Confusing?
    Thursday 29 September 2011 11:00:42
  • Paait1

    Hey I am thinking about adding comment, and then reply (which I will based on ur code)to that comment, and reply to the replies. Do you think the code for the comment, and reply to replies will be the same with the one you wrote on the reply (with some adjustment) ? how about the structure on the index, and forum or admin page. ANY ADVICE?? I appreciate any help.
    Wednesday 28 September 2011 19:19:23
  • XxRaxierxX

    WOW!!! from the last video i saw of yours, your voice got MUCH deeper!!!!!
    Friday 28 November 2008 04:05:14
  • SuppaSocca

    is this forum finished or you are just too lazy to continue to make more tutorials? well, home you make some more like how do display replays and stuff. great videos. I have learned a lot! I really hope you continue to add these...
    Wednesday 29 October 2008 09:31:50
  • MyLiar

    Hey Marcs! Are you there buddy? I am for one checking both of your urls almost everyday, waiting for your 12th HD video, let your most loyal (LOL) subscribers know about the developments please. conti ...
    Friday 17 October 2008 11:21:20
  • MyLiar

    Ah btw, your TEXT tutorial (login.php) has some new lines (items) which we didnt get to see on your video tutorials, mate let us know should we follow the new one or will we be fine with the one we got from your HD videos. Rating! Tutorial Quality Stars: 5 Viewer friendliness Stars: 5 Responds to subscriber needs Stars: 5 :-P
    Friday 17 October 2008 11:21:03
  • ultepkers

    hey thanks im editing from here on my own so far i am working on adding a ban/unban user and the profiles i have add the post count i can give you the codes you need for that if you want just pm me
    Tuesday 14 October 2008 18:34:41
  • PsoBloke

    After a good few weeks of (many) attempts, i've finally got upto this tut without any errors! Thanks for doing them, literally the best series of php tutorials i've come across - although at first I cursed at not having a copy of finished source code to compare it too, now that i've gone through all the bugs i accidentally created (and was able to understand why they were bugs!) myself, I feel like i've learnt *a lot* more than if I just copied the correct section from a finished source. Thanks!
    Friday 10 October 2008 19:17:52
  • runein

    Great tuts. Looking forward to the next one. 5 stars:)
    Thursday 25 September 2008 06:50:09
  • willzurmacht

    Thanks! I cant wait for the next part :D
    Friday 19 September 2008 03:07:20
  • DanCardin

    do you know when you'll be able to make the next video?
    Wednesday 17 September 2008 14:41:18
  • polio123ty

    What about the profiles?
    Saturday 30 August 2008 05:27:41
  • torentash

    after I put this code into index.php, the problem was gone. THANKS A LOT! Looking forward to seeing a new tutorial...
    Saturday 23 August 2008 06:52:49
  • lifeg0eson666

    lol. //php tags ob_start(); [existing code] ob_end_flush(); //close the tags
    Friday 22 August 2008 10:57:00
  • koodeer

    FOr the last 2 days I can't find the error in header() function. This is the error "Warning: CAnnot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at C:\some_path.php:1) in C:some_path.php on line 36" And this is the header func header("Location: .(index.php?act=topic&id=".$tid) Can you help me?!
    Friday 22 August 2008 10:41:00
  • n00by1206

    Please continue :) I made registration, login, viewing topics, forums, and other :D Tnx dude :D
    Wednesday 23 July 2008 06:57:22
  • lifeg0eson666

    Haha yep, I immediately noticed that after I stopped recording.
    Monday 14 July 2008 22:57:29
  • 2007DjDark1

    Your vids are great :P Also i just noticed that your post count still says 0 (Just saying incase you didnt notice)
    Monday 14 July 2008 10:49:43
  • pizza7is6good

    You need to shut up if your being a jerk, or just calm down if you were trying to help. Sorry, but i dont really know how you are talking because its over text.
    Sunday 13 July 2008 15:24:17
  • lifeg0eson666

    Read the description next time, high def videos are available. For the date field, I use varchar because I don't use that format. If you even decided to look at the HD video, you would see how I write my date variables. month day, year at hh:mm:ss. I prefer old methods of PHP, as long as what I want is accomplished, then it's all good. Thank you for input.
    Friday 11 July 2008 17:12:14
  • kknoer01

    You need to tune your code writing up a little bit. Not that I needed the tutorial but I found it hard to read and understand. You should also use a date or time type for date and time storage in your database, not VARCHAR. VARCHAR is much slower when to comes to having more records and sorting through them. Learning some object oriented PHP wouldn't hurt you either! Overall, I give you a C+ if you were in my class.
    Friday 11 July 2008 15:36:59
  • s0resh

    Nice tut but you should start using Objective PHP
    Friday 11 July 2008 13:33:43
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