<script type="text/javascript">
(document).ready(function() {

     $("#element").load("stuff.php?idea");

});
</script>

<div id="element"></div>

Then get the php file you are loading, in this case its stuff.php, and create a get request for the value passed in the URL, which is 'idea'.

if (isset($_GET['idea']))
{
  echo 'Ajax is working';
  //
  // All your functions in here
  //
  exit; // Make sure to exit so nothing else processes.
}

Alternatively, there are design patterns that give you a nice clue how to handle this, but that's a little more advanced for someone less than 4 years in I think. There are also options of using application frameworks that will make this easier (like Symfony, CodeIgniter, and other MVC frameworks). At this juncture I prefer doing it by my own objects and functions rather than learning how a separate framework functions, though they are all fairly similar.

90% of Work in programming is validation in my opinion. It's easy to write procedural code, difficult to thoughtfully break it down into Object Oriented code, either way there must be validation. For example an unvalidated field that processes a query could be bad news if your MySQL strings don't escape correctly and someone intentionally or unintentionally breaks the database query and destroys a table, possibly the entire database. Safe queries wherever data is stored is one of the most important things, also checking for digits, regular expressions, and such are required in order to get an application run reliably and track issues fast. Even one field that processes a query incorrectly can disable an entire application, and running a complete system update is more work than having it taken care of in the first place.

I made a simple relational table to assign users to projects with an ID, project_id, and user_id.
Instead of breaking content into an array from one row like I previously had using an explode by ',', I went with new inserts per user/project assignment -- and must avoid duplicates since it's an insert.

Problems always arise with dirty strings, invalid strings, and duplicate content. I had to remove any potential to a duplicate so I figured these steps:

1. The creation only happens one time, so this can only apply to editing.

2. This will apply to the Edit section, so I have to pass a hidden variable to store the project ID, so I can chain it to this project ID. (Note: Not the same as project_id).

3. Since mysql_insert_id() would not work because this is an UPDATE not an INSERT I had to use the hidden variable I posted to find a relationship between the current project and the existing relational table. There is also no mysql_update_id() feature, which I wish there was!

// Process more users
if (isset($_POST['assign_users']))
{
	foreach ($_POST['assign_users'] as $add_user)
	{
	// First Check for Duplicate Assignments
	$check_duplicates = mysql_query("
		SELECT * FROM project_users
		WHERE `project_id`='$selectedProject'
		AND `user_id`='$add_user'");

	// Count Total Matches
	$count = mysql_num_rows($check_duplicates);

		// If No Duplicates, Proceed.
		if ($count == 0)
		{

			$add_user = clean($add_user);

			mysql_query("INSERT INTO project_users SET
				`project_id`='$selectedProject',
				`user_id`='$add_user'");
		}
	}
}

As you can see before the final query which loops (the one most tabbed over), a lot of validation goes into it. This is very minor considering the outside functions. It's easy to write a block of code, but if it's not protected correctly there is nothing good about it.

Kind of like driving down the road and staying in your lane, and using your blinker. Don't break those rules or something bad and unexpected might happen.

Here are two conditional statements that you can assume what they do easily:
if ()
else ()

You also have operators, which compare and do things much like in math:
=
*
!

The key to all programming is called looping, or loops. Loops repeat themselves:
foreach ()
for ()
while ()

You also assign variables, these are usually different in most languages so here are two different:
var jesse
$jesse

If you want to create a simple program here is how you could do one.

1. Assign variables. (The semi-colin at the end means it's the end of that piece)

$jesse = 24;
$joe = 25;

2. Create a condition using and operator

if ($jesse > $joe)
{
  echo 'Jesse is older than Joe';
}

3. Create and alternative condition, if that ones is false

else
{
  echo 'Joe is older than Jesse';
}

4. Create an array for fun

$names = array('Joe', 'Jesse', 'Jenny', 'Justine');

5. Create a loop to print the array

foreach ($names as $name)
{
  echo $name . '
';
}

6. Cool, here is all the code. It looks easier when you know what you're dealing with!

$jesse = 24;
$joe = 25;

if ($jesse > $joe)
{
  echo 'Jesse is older than Joe';
}
else
{
  echo 'Joe is older than Jesse';
}

$names = array('Joe', 'Jesse', 'Jenny', 'Justine');

foreach ($names as $name)
{
  echo $name . '
';
}

I've tinkered with the demo and seems practical and easy to use. There have been a lot of Project Management programs put together, recently the ever popular BaseCamp HQ and Active Collab.

I suppose the difference with this one is the simplicity, and affordable one time price. It's targeted more at freelancers but seems to work with a company as it offers Employee user permissions as well.

The short description of freelancerKit is that it is a PHP Project Management, PHP Groupware, PHP Collaboration, Note taking and File Management.

Check it out here.
And the demo here.

#1. Quit the Game
#2. Never Play it again
#3. Never Speak about it again.

Otherwise you may as well  live in a pit and never come out. Society needs people, stop hiding!

Also, please stop text messaging, its killing society

There are only a few steps to follow if you want to become Apple Sheep. Always start with getting a loan for a Mac, it doesn't matter which kind, since there are so many selections.. Put on some ripped jeans and a scarf in warm weather, Turn your music up loud and head to starbucks. Act like you know the worlds secrets behind that little smirk from now owning an Apple. Order your special drink and humbly sit in the corner with a book you won't read, but bring it along just to talk about if someone approaches you, then you'll look twice as intelligent. Let out a sigh, being unemplyed is hard, so instead of looking for work sign on to facebook and MySpace to begin posting comments to all your friends for the next 2 hours complaining about the economy. After you are bored of that why not Google the latest web trends and create some new accounts with popular Web 2.0 Social Networking Sites and find people to do the same as you post about your drink at Starbucks. Repeat Daily! Congratulations, you are an Apple Sheep!

If you get really into it, spread the news about Recycling and Green Environment on your new Electric Car -- And don't forget the big Apple sticker in the middle of your window!

Mmake sure to take a lot of pictures of yourself and put them on Flickr, take a few hundred and do a few Photoshop effects, make it really fancy! What an expression! How about a few shots of that shiny new Apple laying around your room? Don't forget to make strange faces for the camera! Even though you never make them in public, it's okay when you are alone in your room with your Apple - Everyone loves that!

1. Stardock Fences - Have a cluttered desktop? This beautiful piece of software lets you create little fences, or boxes around designated areas and name and customize them. You have to see the video and try it to appreciate it - it's much better than the name sounds!

2. Taskbar Shuffle - Don't underestimate these little add-ons, this is a big convenience when you like your task bar items arranged a certain way. Just drag and drop and move them!

3. Pidgin - This is the best instant messenger I've used. It supports Yahoo, MSN, AIM, Google Talk, and a few others.

4. RSS Owl - Simplify your RSS already!

5. VLC Media Player - The best media player for windows that plays every movie file rather than needing Windows Media Player, Realplayer, and Quicktime. All in One baby!

6. AbiWord - If you don't want to spend $90,000 on Microsoft Word just use this it's even better because the paper clip guy won't nag you!

7. Filezilla - Free FTP Client that does everything the expensive ones do.

8. Notepad++ - This is (IMO) the best text editor with Syntax Highlighting, Macro's, and about 25,000 other features. I've used a lot of them but I always come back to Notepad++.

9. DVD Flick - If you've never been able to burn DVD's now you can for free, this software will convert it too.

10. Paint.NET - Quite similar to photoshop but not as large Paint.NET is the best free replacement and the next best thing compared to Adobe Photoshop

11. Launchy - With this application you could greatly reduce the need for a start menu by just typing in a few letters and it searches your hard drive for applications or files you frequent. It's getting popular lately.

12. CCleaner - I've used CCleaner for 2 years now and it cleans up tons of garbage that is slowing your computer down.

13. PSPad - Another great editor, I place it one step behind Notepad++ but it's up to you to decide.

Since there is no food on YoVille and the toons never eat, this young man believed he was his YoVille toon and had to eat something. He tried to buy food earlier at the store but they don't accept YoVille coins in real life, what was he thinking!?

Some people are getting their realities confused from this YoVille game! Anyways before you knew it, the pig became bacon and he emailed all the people on YoVille some bacon too Its a sad day, I hope pigs will be protected more.

While the boy ate the bacon he just played tic tac toe earning 10 coins a game and didn't care about the piggly wiggly who had freedom. YoVille Kills again

You can also record tic tac toe and go watch tv while it automaticcaly plays the game to earn 10 going a game -- You will need two computers to do the macro.

Make sure you give your Mouse Timer a little extra time for any possible delays of the YoVille screen taking longer to load.

Enjoy