Most likely because you're detecting the change on the label tag with element of click instead of the input where the change is actually triggered on change.
Most likely because your HTML and JS is fucked.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/9122119
<input <?= $maintenance ? 'checked' : ''; ?> type="checkbox" id="maintenance" />
$(document).ready(function() {
// .on(event, fn) instead of .event(fn)
$('#maintenance').on('change', function() {...
Idk why they named the title Last Nigga Left, but it's Last Ones Left and here's the real on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/1Jox5Yuo0yl1JH4rpiD8in
What exactly are you trying to receive with this script? As far as I can see your SQL is entirely different from the rest. Basically you're counting all columns. If you want to return the amount of rows where is_read = 0, you should just use:
$query = $db->query("SELECT `id` FROM `contact`...
Good luck with this mate!
But tbh, we don't need another C# written emulator.
Biggest issue is that the language lacks cross platform support, because literally we don't need more shitty retro hotels running IIS on a Windows VPS.
When using multiple monitors and playing something like League of Legends, how do I move the cursor to the second screen without switching window from League of Legends to the desktop on my main screen?