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).

Moved to PHP.

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?

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

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?

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...

These two are free online:
http://hudzilla.org/phpwiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/PHP_Essentials

I don't think they are downloadable though.

Why do you need to specify the size? Why must it be a longblob instead of just blob? If you have the answer to the questions then you know what size to set. This really depends on the data that you...

You don't have any output statements in there at all. You need to use print or echo (or some other appropriate stream output methods) if you want any output. What are you wanting to do with the data?

You will need to store the user id in the session when they log in and retrieve it as needed
$userId = $_SESSION['userId'];

Quick aside: Place code tags around code to maintain formatting. It really helps readability.

The part you'll need to change is
$insertSQL = sprintf("INSERT INTO messages (message) VALUES...

Post the relevant code. Without that we can only speculate and offer generic suggestions.

Actually, I would store both the user name and the id in the session. Whatever statement that saves the post just needs to include the id. The query that shows posts just needs to display the name...

If the login name is the id for the user in the database, then that's fine to keep it in the session while they are logged in. You will still need to write that value to the database with the post...

Are you not storing the user id with the post? If you are then you just need to display the name associated with that id. The name (id) associated with a post should not have any dependency on...

It is generally best not to tack new questions onto the end of solved posts, rather start a new thread for your question.

Your best bet for those configuration issues is to install an AMP package...

You might change the default 'any' value for houseplans on the form to ""
<option selected="selected" value="">All Types</option> so that they are all consistent and try this
$plantypes =...

Ah, the syntax error is because DESC is a reserved word, you'll have to escape that with `desc` I think. You will also need to handle the "any" cases as well, perhaps by changing the use of = to LIKE...

I would recommend changing your form method to 'post' instead of 'get' and then you just need to pull the variables in from the $_POST[] array and you should be good to go. I think you want to do...

I would assume that is because you have explicitly set the table height. If you only give it a couple of rows, those rows will fill the available height.

It would be a lot easier to just download Wampserver or XAMPP. Both will install Apache, MySQL, and PHP already configured.

Well, I would think the problem is the Office-specific content and tags in the file. You might take a look at this filter:...

You might want to post a fragment of the code that is not displaying correctly (the xml or xhtml output).

Glad to hear it. Things like that can be very confusing with differences in runtime settings.

With register_globals turned on, all variables from GET and POST are automatically available as a...

Do you have "register_globals = Off" or is it on? The default is off I believe, which means you cannot access the offset with just $offset. You will need use:
$offset = $_GET['offset'];

What does the 'next' link look like when you hover over it? Is the script name correct? Where is the code in your page that calls the browse() function? It may not be passing the correct parameters.

and you have an include for that file in your file with the foreach? I don't see a reason that $header would not be a valid parameter for the foreach, unless it's not been defined yet as that array.

You don't show the assignment of $header. Are you sure that it is an array?

Post the entire piece of code and use the code tags.

Yes, your first post did not show any code to check for those entries and went straight to the mail() statement.

I don't see anywhere that your code checks to see if there is anything in the error array and display it if needed. It just goes on to attempt to send the mail and it also doesn't check the return...

You could do the whole site in Flash I suppose :P
... which of course would be really slow and irritating...