Interesting ideas, now I just have to learn how to implement them and
determine if the effort is worth it in the end. Thanks for the reply!
Overall, I am less concerned about someone trying to access the database
that shouldn't be, although I guess that should be a valid concern of mine.
I
As I guessed, I figured there would be no way to fully secure the data.
However, is there a way to make my data more secure than it is now?
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someone from taking this??)
Is there any way to prevent this or make my database information more
secure?
Thanks,
Cole
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I finally got it figured out! The way I was saving my php files was the
problem. I was using UTF-8 instead of ANSI. Once I switch problem solved. I
guess the UTF-8 was adding an extra space at the beginning of my file which
was not visible...
Thanks for all the suggestions and help!!
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I have scoured the script for any blank spaces and have not found any,
which leads me to believe I am outputting something before
header("Content-type: text/xml");
However, being new to HTML and PHP (though I have coded before) I can't tell
what is being output before that line of code...d
The problem is I do not know where to put it, as I don't think I am
outputting any content before the line of code producing the error. Can the
example perhaps be wrong with the placement of this line of code?
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I was wrong the initial error was was getting has returned once I added back
the line of code...header("Content-type: text/xml");
*Warning*: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by
(output started at
/homepages/0/d250423097/htdocs/Databasetest/phpsqlajax_genxml.php5:1) in *
Radina, when I post my script in the XML validator I do get an error however
it's not at the top, this is what I receive
"XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_validator.asp
Line Number 47, Column 3:
?>
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Still at a loss...that is the very end of my c
I added the line of code back in but I didn't notice any changes. Points
still won't plot on the map and the XML is not displayed properly...I will
run through the example again
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Thanks for the reply Martin, I appreciate your help!
I did have that line of code in my script "header("Content-type:
text/xml");" however I removed it because I thought maybe it was causing the
problem based off of the statement below from the tutorial
"If you suspect there's a problem with c
I am attempting to follow the "Using PHP/MySQL with Google Maps" tutorial
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlajax_v3.html
I have set everything up just as written but for some reason I can't get the
finished product. I believe the problem may lie with the PHP script that is
creati
I wanted to post a followup to mark this as "resolved".
As it turned out, Andrew correctly suggested that this was a CSS issue. I
tried a combination of things so I'm not sure which specific step "solved"
it. First, I did add a specific font size within the tag in
combination with and tags.
On Apr 19, 4:44 pm, Joseph Elfelt wrote:
> On Apr 19, 4:11 pm, Steve Cole wrote:
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> > Yeah, sorry. The HTML page isn't live yet (but the KML is posted).
>
> Can you share the link to your KML?
Certainly:
Http://publicworks.snoco.org/rdclosures/snocordclosures4gmap
Hi
We have a CMS featuring membership data one field of which is Postcode
information (UK).
Is there a way to pass this postcode information (via XML) in the same
way you would long|lat information or does this need to be converted
first (at either the server or client side)?
Regards
Cole
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