There are plenty of references on calculating the distance between two coordinates, but since you're only interested in an approximate 5 mile radius, you could just use the Pythagorean theorem and...

Please do not ask for help via email. Read the forum rules about Keeping it on the Site (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies#faq_keep_it_on_the_site).

I would rather ask what was the need for this post of yours? You dragged up a two year old thread to ask that it be marked solved?

You've done this recently on several threads that you did not...

As a general rule, threads are not deleted upon request. Once it's posted, it's out there for good.

You have an outline, so start coding. If you get stuck, post your code and specific questions.

Alright, let's just keep it at "dating site" before this exceeds the bounds. Any other specifics are not necessary to the discussion.

I have not yet reviewed the example link that you posted above...

You can use as many ANDs and ORs as you like, with as many parenthesis as you like to create as many logical sub-groupings as you like:a AND b AND (c OR (d AND e) OR (f AND g)) ... but be aware that...

For a quick all-in-one installation, I'd recommend WampServer (http://www.wampserver.com/en/) or XAMPP (http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html).

Look for other unmatched double quotes :)
Those were the only two in the fragment you posted, but there may be others.

Looks to me like an extra " at the end of lines 12 and 13.

There is a link at the bottom of the thread to "Mark as Solved". I've marked this one for you :)

Moved to PHP.

Ok, my apologies, I tried to merge these two threads and it came out a bit of a mess. Hopefully something relevant can still be salvaged.

Your original version was evaluating(not a) equal to (b)when you wanted (a) not equal to (b)

You would want the clause to be m=$todaysMonth AND d=$todaysDay AND y=$todaysYear

Why not set the parameters of your query to only pull records where m=$todaysMonth and d=$todaysDay and y=$todaysYear?

MySpace and Facebook are also options if you're just wanting a place to post up family pics and such.

Many ISPs offer a small amount of web space for a personal page with your account. I would check with your service provider first.

Well, I don't see how you expect anyone to help you when you did not post a question.

Moved to it's own thread.

Did you read any of the posts above? Did you understand them? If not, what didn't you understand? You need to learn how to ask questions.

Try this insteadfunction checkValues($postValues)
{
$valid = true;
foreach($postValues as $key => $value)
{
if(!isset($key) || $value == "")
...

localhost/aldo/index.php should suffice.

You only posted portions of the code, but it looked like you had two loops running through the result set where you only need one. It doesn't matter which one of them you remove really - just don't...

I agree. The tool does not make you good at using it. However, IDE's and editors that provide functionality such as syntax highlighting, etc. are a net positive in productivity for development,...

And by your analogy, you're using a rock, but that is certainly your choice.

Yes, any text editor works for editing code. That is not the same thing as being a good tool for development.

Yes, Notepad bad...
Notepad++ (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/) good :)

Netbeans does support PHP now and it does have a visual designer, but I have not used it for PHP and can't speak to it's strengths/limitations.

Why not mark it solved yourself? The link is right there at the bottom of the thread :)

It's ok. I'll clean out the first two. I didn't want to delete them if there actually was a slight edit in the code that you intended.

Is there any difference in those or did you post three copies of the exact same thing?

I believe he wants to redisplay the values that the user entered if the form fails validation and needs to be edited and resubmitted.

You have this second loop on $i around the whole thingwhile ($i < $num) {

I'll leave you to fit the rest of your code in, but here is the alternating row color part <?php
for ($j=0; $j<10; $j++){
$bg_color= $j % 2 ? "#EEEEEE":"#E0E0E0";
?>
...

This loop is only executing the single line after it for one thingfor ($j = 0; $j < mysql_num_rows($result); $j++)
$i=0;There are no braces for the larger block.

Ok. I don't see any significant difference here from this thread: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread185073.html so I'm going to shut this one down. I think there are too many replies in both...

Moved to it's own thread.

If it's simple, why can't you write it? And if you can't write it, what makes you think you can edit it?

Why would you wait for more instead of checking out the references you've already been given? Have you tried searching any out on your own? Waiting for others to hand you information is not a habit...