the modulus operator (%) takes the left side, divides it by the right side, and returns the remainder. So, 5%3 would result in two, since 5/3 yields a remainder 2.

If you are getting a division...

try encoding your str1 with encodeURIComponent

more about this at w3schools (http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_encodeURIComponent.asp)

to encode it in php...


<?php

//encode input going in...
$encode = urlencode("in'out\"");

//decode output coming out...
$decode = urldecode($encode);

another way to tackle it would be...

echo '<td align=center style="width: 30px"><strong><a href="' . $link1 . '" style="color: red">CID</a></strong></td>';

echo "<td align=center style=\"width: 30px\"><strong><a href=\"$link1\" style=\"color: red\">CID</a></strong></td>";

echo your option tags inside of a select tag like this:


<select name="test" id="test">
<option value="value 1">option 1</option>
<option value="value 2">option 2</option>
<option...

also, just to make sure we're not missing something obvious here...you are saving the page as .php extension right?

you only have to use commas if you want commas to appear in the output



what part is not working, Everything seems to work when I run it...what are you trying to do?

i assume you have root access to the server to set configurations etc....

I am not a phpmyadmin maestro, so you might be better off posting this in a linux/wamp forum depending on your server...

since most people will probably never pick more than a few, it would save space to only have one column.

try this:

<?php
//multi-list boxes post an array of results
//get this array into a...

that seems most logical...it would depend, however...Is there code elsewhere that has to make sense of this data? Will it be able to determine that the 3 entries are really just one meeting with a...

when I use the select menu on your live page, I get a javascript error that says 'previewProduct is undefined' (look at the little exclamation alert on the bottom left of your browser and double...

when in doubt check out the mysql manual...

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/4.1/en/date-and-time-functions.html