Subscribe/unsubscribe PHP/Mysql Adobe Tutorial Issue

I've been following the Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 tutorial known
as "Building a subscribe/unsubscribe app in PHP with Dreamweaver
CS3"
here is the tutorial link
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/subscribing_unsubscribing_with_php.html
Basically I'm having a major problem that boils down to me
creating the "Subscription" Submit form/ button within my actual
template. Not the "main" section of the page... the template
itself.
Here's an example of a similar site like mine that has a
subscribe box within its template.
http://www.free-stuff.co.uk/
When i type in an email address and try to send it. Rather
than going to the confirmation page, the page goes know where, it
just refreshes itself.
My client wants the subscription form within the template and
i am at a loss as to how to get my index page and other pages
(which are attached to the template), to respond appropriately.
PS: I know that the cause of the problem is the form being
within the template, because when i put the subscribe form in the
"main" section of my index page. It works fine.
Thanks for your time, and if you think you have an answer,
but are unsure of anything I've explained, I promise to get back to
you ASAP, to explain in more detail.
Thanks a lot.

geschenk wrote:
> did you download the "cafe_php.zip" sample file
mentioned on page 1 ? The tutorial.sql file is in there, just
checked it
Uh... no. I thouht I looked there, but turns out I was at the
bottom of
pg 4 - Copy the sample PHP files.
Thanks.
Harvey

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rjjacob wrote:
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rjjacob wrote:
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rjjacob wrote:
But they sure were convenient!
Yes, I agree. Maybe some extention developer will come up with a set of new improved behaviours. I tell you if they do they will make a shed load of money.

PHP/MySQL presentation

Hi,
I have a presentation infront of two tutors at university, i
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and contains multimedia using flash 8.
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restricted side which only administrators, clerks and students can
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which allows them to check results and updat students information
etc.
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dreamweaver. could they please tell me and let me know what sort of
questions i will get asked and what sort of replies they should be.
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well, thankyou
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> On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 23:09:15 +0000, David Powers
<[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>>Why? That means converting the data every time it's
displayed. If the
>>data is always required as uppercase, it makes more
sense to convert it
>>once at the time of storage.
>
> For the most part, I agree. However, there is the
possibility down the
> road, that they might want to use the data for something
other than the
> current ticker. In that case, it might display better in
mixed case. It's
> a lot easier to convert to all upper case for the
ticker, than to try to
> convert all upper case to mixed case.
>
> Gary

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good
online instructions (preferably the hosts own instructions)
about
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planks when
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remote
host, so bear that in mind. I try but I'm getting old and
past my
sell-by date :(
I've done this on a couple of occasions (some time ago
though), spent a
good few hours resolving connection issues but finally
everything
worked. However if anyone knows of a good host and some good
walk ya
through instructions to save me some hassle I'd be grateful.
I'm not really that bothered where the host is (preferably uk
but I'm
open minded)........EASE OF USE & SET-UP is paramount on
this ocassion.
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> Had to have help with a couple of asp dbs and they were
great help there.
Humm....why does a connection to a remote database seem so
imposing.
Should be a simple drag and drop solution.
I don't even know where the database file is created on my
Mac but
apparently you have to create a 'dump' file to transfer it to
a remote
location. I can do that in phpMyAdmin but wouldn't it be
simple if there
was an identifiable file which you could just grab hold of
and drag
across.......bummer all seem complicated to me.
> www.crystaltech.com have also been great to work with -
again US based,
> help docs are a bit sparse - or it could be me not
understanding them :-)
> but email support is good.
Humm I have some instruction docs from a host that I have
previously
used but thaey might as well be written in chinese.
Do you know if I can set up a website on one server and have
it pull
information from a database which is hosted on another
server?
Os.

DW 8.0.2 PHP/MySQL Replicable crash

Running on new iMac Core 2 AND MacBookPro both with 2Gb.
Using PHP and MySQL connection. Create a table on a PHP page with,
say, 2 rows and 10 columns -- one row for header and one for data.
Connect a MySQL table. In the connections window, drop down the
table to list the columns. Start dragging MySQL columns from the
right pane to the PJP page table. Column table.col1 to PHP table
row 2 col 1, table.col2 to PHP table row 2 col 2, etc. IF you drag
them SLOWLY, WAITING between each "drag" for DW to settle down, you
MAY be able to get more than 2 or 3 of them into the table. If you
drag the MySQL column ($row_Recordset['cal1'], etc.) QUICKLY, by
about the 3rd or so "drag", you'll get the beach ball and, get
this, SAFARI will get an "unexpected quit" warning -- NOT
DreamWeaver. But all is for naught. If you move really fast, you
MIGHT be able to get to the force quit screen in time. In all
liklihood, you won't. Eventually -- less than a minute -- OS X
hangs and there is nothing you can do except kill the system with
the power button. Scenario is the same on both my Macs. Repeatable
and predictable. Now it LOOKS LIKE (and I am NOT qualified to make
a prefessional judgement here) DW is leaking memory and eventually
absorbs ALL memory from the system until OSX grinds to a halt, or,
it is causing the disk to thrash and bringing OSX to its
knees.

bikeman01 wrote:
> As I said the problem was fixed up to php 5.2.5. Going
to php 5.2.6. has
> broken this again. I don't know what has changed in php
5.2.6 that might cause
> this.
>
> Are you able to confirm this problem in php 5.2.6?
No. I have installed PHP 5.2.6 on a different machine, and
tested the
XSL Transformation server behavior. It works exactly the same
as in 5.2.5.
> If confirmed, what is the process for raising a bug and
will Adobe fix it?
I cannot confirm the problem, so there's nothing I can see
for Adobe to
fix. However, the correct channel for reporting bugs is
through the form
at the following address:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
Even if a problem can be identified, it's highly unlikely
that Adobe
would issue an updated version of the 8.0.2 hotfix. The
hotfix worked
perfectly with the version of PHP that was current at the
time. Since
then, CS3 has been released, and CS4 is being officially
announced next
Tuesday. If a fix is required (and I don't believe one is),
the normal
policy is to supply it for the current version of
Dreamweaver, not one
that is no longer on sale.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of
ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

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I am building a subscribe/unsubscribe app in PHP with
Dreamweaver CS3.
I am following step by step the article on
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/subscribing_unsubscribing_with_php.html
On page 4 of this article, I used the following code:
<?php
$id = $row_rsSubscriber['ID'];
$to = $row_rsSubscriber['SubEmail'];
$subject = "Subscription confirmation";
$body = "<html><body>" .
"<h2>Thank you for subscribing to our
newsletter!</h2>" .
"<p>To unsubscribe, click <a href=\"
http://[MY SERVER & PATH
HERE]/confirm_unsubscribe.php?ID=" .
$id . "\">here</a>.</p>" .
"</body></html>";
$headers = "From: Subscription Manager
<[email protected]>\r\n" .
"MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n" .
"Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8";
if (!mail($to, $subject, $body, $headers)) {
header( 'Location:
http://[MY SERVER & PATH
HERE]/error_subscribe.php' ) ;
?>
When I test the application ( publishing the pages to m web
server, going to subscribe.php and entering my e-mail address ) , I
was taken to the error page:
http://[MY SERVER & PATH
HERE]/error_subscribe.php
I know that the e-mail function in the above code didn't work
properly (I have checked all other possibilities)
Please help ! How to debug !
Amanda Nguyen

Hi,
Go through these links it may help u
For a user (SharePoint object) to receive notifications when the underlying data has changed, the user must subscribe to the notifications for an entity. To allow this, the BDC Model schema has been extended to include the
Subscribe stereotype. The Subscribe stereotype is used by SharePoint to let the external system know that the sender is requesting to be notified of changes to the underlying data.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj164024%28v=office.15%29.aspx#bkmk_eventsubscriber
http://blogs.technet.com/b/wbaer/archive/2010/05/07/site-subscriptions-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx
Please mark the Answer and vote me if you think that above solution can help you to resolve the issue

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