its very basic, but not many use it ..
<?php
$var1 = "Wjunction";
$string1 = <<< EOD
I am a bot <br />
I <3 $var1 <br />
I need not be escaped , let's test <br />
EOD;
echo $string1;
?>
EOD stands for end of data
Advantages : no need to escape quotes in the string itself..
I donno about...
Nginx pawns all.. thats why is was buit , ( to handle c10k problem -- > it can handle 10 k concurrent connection at same time on medium hardware with default config)
if you are looking for a reverse proxy,. try varnish ..
dude, if only MYSQL is not working, your site/script will give error that it's unable to connect to mysql server ..
so I think even apache is not working.. so check its status, restart it..
and what did you get after restarting ? any error ?
check the logs files
var/lib/mysql/$(hostname).err
it will have some useful info .. also /var/cpanel/updatelogs/update contains logs on the update process. so checking it will give ,some useful info to debug.
if your whole site is not...
Nice script :P
but,
enabling/ disabling few php functions doesn't make the hosting provider a geek / noob ..
there are many more factors which has to be taken into account .
and whats the use of disabling php functions , when people need it..
a good server admin has to give access to those...
Jquery <3
first load jquery :P
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
// change 1500 to desired time in micro seconds
$('#fade_this').fadeIn(1500);
});
</script>
<div id="fade_this">
<!-- put the content -->
</div>
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