SpiderPhp

When a user clicks an option from drop down menu it should display the content based on selection

I need a PHP script that the user will pay to buy items on the site.
I need a script where the user will pay £X for a .pdf which they will get when the transfer is complete. Is there one?

I want to know how to get the local server to show what line the error is in instead of giving a blank white page, please help.

Basically, what I want to do is create a script that allows me to upload a file to my server, then take that file and print it out over a printer that I have connected to another computer on my network.
I’ve got the webserver already, I just need to know how to get the script running so I can do this from a remote location.

The script will be a membership site that will allow people to register and submit their articles to bunches of Wordpress blogs.

i have did one site by php and now its live on internet ..this site working in cgi server api module but need to run in Apache server api module .
so please help anybody and what can i do for running in Apache server api.

I’m trying to randomize file names for images uploaded to my site.

Will folks stop spending on frivilous items?
Will folks stop sending chain SMS messages?
Will folks walk to the mall or market more?
How will the marginalized cope up?

I’m looking for someone to take my website to the “next level” using PHP with SQL, I do not have the time required to get in that deep. I have a close friend who’s son is a Webmaster and I would like to ask him if he is interested in the work but I don’t want want him to jump and say yes to try to get the work with both of us being ultimately being disappointed and possibly straining my relationship with my friend.

Check out the header() function
Note that you cannot have the header function AFTER something has been printed out to the page (anything that would be seen by the user causes the header function to break).
Let me correct that. Anything that sends headers to the user in a page already will cause the header function to break. This is *usually* in the form of output of some kind.