You didn't close the if statement at line 7, this should work:

<?php
include 'config.php';
mysql_connect("$host", "$username", "$password")or die("cannot connect"); ...

Could you post your updated code? I'll test it.

did you capitalize "If($result)" in your code? I'm pretty sure that won't work. If so, change it to "if($result)"

$_get is suppose to be $_GET

That's all that I see off the top of my head,...

You have an odd number of brackets here

if($result){
{
echo("<br>Category deleted");
}
else{
echo("Failed to Delete category");
}

So what do you know is happening? Meaning, at what points in your processing script(code that the form is submitted too) does focus reach? Does this make sense?

I'm not asking for a diagnosis of...

Are you trying to concatenate the strings?
$to_email = "erich.krauz@rgl-e.com" . ", krauz2@hotmail.com";

this would be
$to_email = "erich.krauz@rgl-e.com, krauz2@hotmail.com";

Could you expand on this. This is two commands on the same line but because you are using the same variable, the first command is pointless. What are you trying to do?

Either way, this is still not going to work because you are closing your first function with an open bracket

<?
$conf = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query("SELECT * FROM config WHERE id = 1"));...

Here are your first 34 lines

<?
$conf = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query("SELECT * FROM config WHERE id = 1"));
function check_credits($email,$credits)
{
$user = get_user_info_email($email);...

This says that it is expecting one of these "{". Is this the entire code from this file?

Do you really think the votes will get that high? Your talking about exceeding the allowed integer limit? If you use a mediumint, that's 8388607/5 and over 1.5 million votes. Mediumint only takes...

OK, so what you are doing in your code is taking the current rating, adding the new rating to it, averaging that by dividing that by all votes. This will not work because you are not preserving the...

Your calculations are not correct if you are looking for an average, I have just gotten busy and will have to get back to you on the error shortly.

I see it now, wouldn't work if firefox, switched to IE and I can see where the images are suppose to be. Only the rollovers work. Attached is what I see. Could have something to do with the...

I see a button to add to basket but I don't see a button to vote

Why do you have to have "limit 1" on your update queries, is "pid" not your primary key. If not, maybe you are having issues with duplicate rows? This could produce unpredictable results.

Not really, just when you start doing it, it becomes habit forming. Its great for auto filling form fields like drop down lists and checkboxes, so in that case yes, it makes it much easier to read.

Think about it this way, php is trying to tell you the correct line the error is on, But it is usually unable to if there is a syntax error because the interpreter is unable to parse the file...

and post all of your code from require.inc.php because this is not 43 lines

function footer() {
?>
<CENTER>
<table>
<tr>
<td class="font"align=center><a...

I usually use htmlspecialchars() on the way out of the database because they pose no threat to the database as long as you use mysql_real_escape_string() and other proper measures to ensure data...

That should be fine, if it doesn't run check the file permissions.

If you take the time to learn php a little you will find that the php and asp are very similar. Of course their are a few slight differences like function names and array declaration and management...

try this

$query = sprintf("select venue,count(venue) as frequency from matches WHERE Away = 'England' group by venue ORDER BY frequency DESC limit 300");

I forget if you can do "colname, *" in the column list in a select query in mysql. I know you can in postgres, sometimes I forget that mysql doesn't have as many features as postgres. You may have...

<?php

$cmid=$_GET['id'];

$query="SELECT date_format(date '%d/%m/%Y') AS formatted_date, * FROM newscomment WHERE news_id='$cmid'";
//$test="SELECT date_format(date '%d/%m/%Y') AS...

I don't see where you are trying to pull the data from the database to incorporate it into. you need to start with a select sql clause and then loop through the results displaying each desired row.

or you could select it this way

select date_format(date '%d/%m/%Y') as formatted_date from tablename;

I've never used it with the last "/" on the dirname but this should work
mkdir("/inventory/newFolder");

that is if you have write permission in the "inventory" folder.

this should also work...

This seems to work OK, just put your images in a folder under the document root called "rdo" and name your images to be the same as the value of the radio button, just replace the spaces with...

This should work

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>...

Plus, .net goes where Microsoft wants it to go, where as PHP goes where the community wants it to go. I like the community.

OK, the following code is, probably as you already know, brings the data down from the database and adds the total number of rows of data brought down into the variable $total.

$query = "SELECT...

This should do it

<?
$query = "SELECT count(vote) as total, vote FROM `votes` group by vote order by vote";
$result = mysql_query($query);
$total = mysql_num_rows($result);

$variablekeys =...

replace:
echo $row_test;?>

with
echo $row_test['total'];?>

Are you sure, did you put an alert() in the function to see?

Total:

select sum(`Amount`) as total from `sample`;


Total Records:

select count(`pmtID`) as total from `sample`;

You are being way too vague here, why don't you post what you have done so far and maybe someone might be able to help you.

no problem.

do a find and replace in your script for the following:
replace ‘ with '
replace ’ with '

<?
$mysql_date = "2008-08-17";
list($y, $m, $d) = explode("-", $mysql_date);
echo date("m/d", mktime(0, 0, 0, $m, $d, $y));
?>