You can do it like that, but that's not the optimised way to do it.
You have what is called multiple-to-multiple relationship (many users with many hobbies).
So the principle to connect one to the...

Try this:
<a>a href="results.php?fl=A">A</a>
<a>a href="results.php?fl=B">B</a>

$fl =$_GET['fl']; // fl - First Letter
if (preg_match('#^[a-z]{1}$#i',$fl)) { // check if it is an allowed value...

You have a problem in the way your query string is written (because of the way you wrote it, you missed some spaces, between auth and where and between '$userid' and and:
$query="select * from auth"...

means $item is an array an you cannot put an array in an echo statement; this is why you get nothing.
You need to use $item['name_of_mysql_column'] in your "echo...."
You also have a sintax error:...

First of all, why do you require the "Wordsarray.php" file in each cycle of the while loop?
You should include (require) that file only once, before the loop and than do the while loop.
Than, about...

You're welcome ;)

Well I think it kind of make no sense of using both methods in the same url:
if you like query strings, stick to them - index.php?act=games&task=play&game=534

otherwise, if you like or want to...

You should use:
for ($i = 0; $i <= 28; $i++) ......
since the keys of your $random_array are from 0 to 28

I guess so

$random_array = array_rand($sAdText, 3);

<title><?php echo $title; ?></title>
where $title has a value returned by your php script; for instance: the title of an article from the database, the name of the current category, the name of the...

Here's a statistic from one of my sites, but I can tell you that is about the same from all my other sites:
1024x768 (45.9%)
1280x800 (12.3%)
800x600 (10.4%)
1280x1024 (9.7%)
1152x864 (3.2%)...

If you use mod_rewrite, why don't you use it all the way???

RewriteRule ^([A-Za-z0-9-]+)/([A-Za-z0-9-]+)/([0-9]+)/$ index.php?act=$1&task=$2&game=$3

or

RewriteRule...

I'm glad to be of help!

Here's your code:

This is 'show.php'

<p>header</p>
<hr />
<?php
if (isset($_GET['show']) && $_GET['show'] == 'warning') {
echo '<p><a href="show.php">Close warning</a></p>';
include...

to the header file;
if you don't know exactly what the path is, wright here the path to both your 'header.php' file and the main file (the one that tries to include the header), starting from the...

Hey, kkeith29, don't take it so personally; I didn't meant you were stupid; I wasn't even replying to you, but to Syakoban; your solution is very good if you want to reload the page; I just...

That's exactly what I said: the path to the file is wrong.
Try to use a relative path, instead of an absolute path and make sure it is correct.

Actually, kkeith29 example doesn't load new content in the original page; it just reloads the page with a parameter passed through the $_GET variable, and shows some text as a response of that...

You pobably have a sintax (writing) error in your 'header.php' file; check that you have closed all the brackets and parenthesis and also that you have sthe ';" at the end of every line of code etc....

Whatever you say :)

stymiee, if you weren't so full of what you know and so convinced that everybody else is a newbie, you would understand that I wasn't talking about the code of page as the "html tags" but rather...

Of course the links are inportant for ones site, but more important than them is the UNIQUE content of your pages; if you know the basics about SEO, you must know that; also, it's a well known thing...

MitkOK is right with his code; but you have bigger problems before that:
- first of all, don't mix javascript function calls with php defined functions; get rid of those onClick="<? ....; those are...

Can't you see this is spam???
This guy has two posts that advertise his template directory; hey, admin, you should do something about it, before he starts 100 posts advertising his site.

You're welcome ;)

It matters very much; as a principle, try to have the main content as close to the top of the code of page as you can; on the other hand, the repetitive content - that search engines tend to...

Let's think about the logic of things:
First step, we check if the user already voted - we check if the cookie is already set (beware that this is not very secure way to check that a user already...

Thanks ;)

Regarding the check for cookies enabled or not, I use a different method:
I check for the SID constant - if cookies are enabled, than SID is an empty string, if cookies are disabled, SID is a string...

First, if you have Register Globals = Off in your php.ini (which is recommended), than you have to extract your $status variable from your post data, with a line like:
$status = $_POST['status'];...

I'm on Windows, and I have:
# configure the path to php.ini
PHPIniDir "C:/php"
I don't know how it is on Linux; maybe you figure it out from here:...

If I'm not mistaking, you should also define the absolute path to your php.ini in your apache httpd.conf. Try this too, who knows...

That is an array of arrays.
That means that each key of the top level array point to an array instead of a string value.
You can write that expression in another way:

$step[$d['pid']] = array...

I'm glad you found a solution to your problem; see you arround.

Try this

$query_1 = "SELECT billingStatementNo, transactionDate, transactionType, subjectCode, clientID, attorneyID, rateHour, consumedHour, currency, legalFees, checkInvoice FROM...

Well, all that's there are basic tables that you can find in php manual.
The way you structure the tables is another thing and that you don't find in books. First, you have to understand what you...

As long as the content is unique and comes up naturally (not 1000 pages over-night), than you'll be ok, no matter how many sites you have on one server.

I'm glad to be of help ;)

There would be something to say:
1. You don't have a DOCTYPE declaration, whitch I think is very important; you must correct that. Check...