You can't use a switch statement like the way you are attempting. Try changing those switch statements to if-else statements and you should be fine.

The line:

new Cite;

means that there needs to be a class called Cite, not a file called Cite.php. Even if there was a Cite class, the code in the wfCite function wouldn't need that line as it...

Try adding the following line to your script, anywhere after the line $dir = $documentroot . '/' . $username; but not inside the function:

rmdir_r($dir);

Basically, the code inside the function...

Hi catcoffee and welcome to DaniWeb :)

1) Can be achieved with a <input type='file'> in a PHP/HTML form. PHP then uses an array, $_POST, to retrieve all posted data and the $_FILE array to access...

Ok, so are you saying that your font doesn't work when you try to display text with PHP via an echo or print? How are you setting the font without using HTML or CSS?

What does EOT mean?

Yes that's right. This might help:

$results = mysql_query("SELECT a.column1, a.column2, a.column3 FROM table1 as a");
while(($nextRow = mysql_fetch_assoc($results)) !== false)
{
...

$results is a resource that can be used to grab an array using any of the mysql_fetch functions:

while(($nextRow = mysql_fetch_assoc($results)) !== false)
{
$column1 = $nextRow["column1"];
...

Hi andym67 and welcome to DaniWeb :)

A better approach is this:

if(isset($_SESSION["namevalue"]))
$val = $_SESSION["namevalue"];
else
$val = "";
// maybe do some validation on $val...

Ah ok, so are all of your fields of type VARCHAR? Might be worthwhile changing to NUMERICs if you are going to be joining tables a bit, that is if that doesn't mess everything else up!

Are you sure that your $_SESSION['SESS_ORDERNUM'] is set correctly? Try echo'ing your sql statement before you send it to mysql_query and see...

So is $title the title of a single RSS feed item? If so, you can do something like:

$count = 0;
foreach($rssFeedItems as $title)
{
if(empty($title))
echo ++$count; // a prepend...

Hi Mujahid158 and welcome to DaniWeb

The mysql_query function returns a result set resource for select queries. You can't access it in the way that you are attempting, you need to specify the...

There are a few ways you can do this, but the simplest is probably to pass the variable via GET. To do this add the following line of code after you set $errorpas:

header("Location:...

I would have a single table, called user_pref, which would have the columns user_id, product_type_id, both of which would form the primary key for the table. If the user selects pets as a preferred...

$send="INSERT INTO mailbox SET
member_id='$memid',
user_name='$$_SESSION[user_name]',
user_id='$_SESSION[user_id]',
message='$message',
inbox='NEW',
subject='$subject',
...

Basically the way that it works is everything after the ? is a set of key-value pairs. So, if you need to find $_REQUEST["msg"] you need the URL to read http://xxxxx.php?msg=zzz

Hope this helps,...

if(51 < $bal && $bal < 75)

This statement reads "if $bal is GREATER THAN 51 and LESS THAN 75". If you have $bal EQUAL to 51 it is not GREATER THAN 51. (Sorry for the shouting, but it is necessary...

You are overwriting your $sql variable with the second statement. Try running the first SQL statement before you set the $sql variable, or you could change your second statement to use a new...

There are two functions that you might find useful, in_array and array_search. Here is an example of their usage:

$employee = array();
$employee [] = array("name" =>"Chris Apple", "company" =>...

You can use a combination of the substr (http://au2.php.net/manual/en/function.substr.php) and strpos (http://au2.php.net/manual/en/function.strpos.php) functions to achieve this.

Hi nish123,

You will need to use two function calls for this, strtotime and date. First you use strtotime to convert your string to a unix timestamp, like so:

$time = strtotime( $date );
...

If autoid is a numeric field, you don't need the ' marks around it in the SQL statement. If you remove them, the $id should be resolved.

Also, you will need to check that each field has been set. Use the isset method on each of your $_POST retrievals, like so:

if( isset( $_POST[ 'title' ]))
$titel = $_POST[ 'title' ];

Then...

Try echo'ing your update sql statement before you run the query. This way you can check the sql that is being run for the correct variables. Another good hint for debugging is to copy and paste that...

Should it update the TITLE if you change the YEAR?

<input type="hidden" value="$autoid">


The error is in this line, you have forgotten to name this field, so it can't find it in the $_POST array. Try changing to this:

<input type="hidden"...

BzzBee there is an error in your sql.

SELECT username FROM id_users WHERE username='$username' and username='$refer_id'

username can only equal both $username and $refer_id if $username =...

Well your error seems to be that you declare a variable called $end somewhere in that file in an unexpected place. I notice that you include a file called signup.php, but the error is in the file...

Can you re-post say lines 120 - 137 of the file sign_up.php for us to look at please?

Without access to the website's database I'm thinking this would be very difficult to do. What you are essentially talking about may have legal ramifications also.

It needs to match the column name for the ID of the comment being replied to.

echo "<form method=\"post\" action=\"./index.php?act=test&id=".$row['id']."&reply_id=".$row['id']."\">\n";

I believe your problem lies here. You are in effect setting $_GET['reply_id'] to...

Hard to say what is happening in the mss function without seeing the code, however I notice that you use the mss function twice with different parameters:

$msg = mss($_POST['reply']);
$tid =...

Does mss give you the right id according to the data that you have in the database? That is, is it the mss function or the data in the database that is wrong?

I don't think it is returning the right value here. Try echoing $tid just before you run your sql, or better yet, echo the sql to the screen and check that it has the right variables.

What does the mss function do? I think that it is returning nothing whereas it should return the id of the topic...

Sorry I haven't seen a query is empty error before - maybe start a new thread to ask someone else?

The $reply_id is just the ID of the message being replied to. I thought you said before that you...

$sql4 = "INSERT INTO forum_replies (tid,uid,message,date,time,reply_id,pid) VALUES($tid,$_SESSION['uid'],'".$msg."','".$date."','".$time."',$reply_id,$pid)";


You need to work out how to find...

I assume you want $nowdate to be a string. String concatenation in PHP uses a period character to join strings. This **should** work:


$nowdate = date('Y') . "-" . (date('Y') + 1);