Ok, that should be easy enough. The reason for that is that spaces aren't valid for http URLs, so you're going to need to encode the URL first. Before you output that value inside of the <a href,...

Hey cjay,

You're supposed to replace your code with what I provided. The 3 dots are an ellipsis and it means that something is being omitted. In this case you were supposed to put the rest of...

It depends on what you're trying to do. If you want that div to never show up, then you can do something like:


<?php if (!$author == "admin") { ?>
<div class='dateauthor'>
...
</div>
<?php...

Could you be a little more specific? From what you describe, I can't tell if the problem is from the DB extraction (probably not) or from the way you are constructing links (more likely).

For...

That makes sense, glad you got it solved. I've found a lot of browsers will fix errors like a missing &amp; which sometimes can make it harder to debug on a particular browser, etc.

Long term, you...

I think that just this one line is your problem. For HTTP, you don't include the ? for additional parameters. This line should be ... ?manufacturer=$manufacturer&model=$model... The extra ? is...