OK, try this:

if (!isset($_POST['dogname']) || ($_POST['dogname'] == '' ) )
{
die( "Oops! You forgot to fill in the name!" );
}

Works for me. I think there was an extra parentheses...

Try eliminating the opening parentheses in "if ( ( !isset( $_POST['dogname'] ) )". And check to make sure you've got all your braces in there correctly.

Where is line 49?

Never mind.

In any case, your if structure:

<?php
//Make sure the name form is filled out.
if ((isset($_POST['dogname']))
|| ($_POST['dogname'] == "))
die("Oops! You forgot to fill in the name!");
?>
...

No, no. Sorry for miscommunication: post that here. Put (no space) and then put the code in between there. Then post all that here so we can see it all better.

Or better yet, edit your original...

Wrap your code around [code=php] tags, and post, and they should have automatic line counts. And highlighting, which is tons easier to read.

Where's line 39?

Just wondering, where is line 40?

But some errors I spotted:
1. Your "$ownerid = $_SESSION['id']" needs a semicolon.
1. I think that your if ((!isset($_POST['Buy Dog'])) has an extra...

Again, I think if you just check it using is_numeric, you should be fine.

A third option would be not to echo it in PHP at all. Just write it the normal way, and when you need to use PHP variables, just open and close PHP tags where needed.

Others would be $_GET, $_POST, and $_FILES. For a full list, see here (http://hk2.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.php).

Javascript and PHP can't go together. So is my information, anyway.

Ok...

1. When you do "$this->mail_id = $mail_id;", you're referencing the same thing. $this->mail_id is used inside functions to reference the variables in the parent class. So, basically, your...

Take a look here (http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/2604). Rather simple, really.

Don't have such a big page. Seriously, if you have a page needing more than 30 sec. to load, it's just gotta be way too bulky.

Take a look here (http://www.forum.jaoudestudios.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=103) for a couple of small functions that will help you, in terms of handling user input.

Also, if you're passing a...

I don't think your placement inside the HTML will make a different.

Also, if you have to SELECT from different tables, then you can't really combine them. Well, you can with UNION, but I think...

What is your host? Also, are you uploading the files directly, but it's still getting put in. Or are you, say, putting the text into a built-in text editor there, and then it's put in?

php.ini has a value to set the maximum execution time. In the .ini, it's max_execution_time. For your script, it would be set_time_limit ($seconds).

Although if you have an execution time of over...

I would not suggest you publish your password online. Also, can you be be more specific about your problem?

Just as an added suggestion, if you have mostly HTML and not a lot of PHP, you can just post the HTML regularly, and then add the php in. For example:


<br />
<a href="activity_list.php?id=<?php...

What problem exactly would you have by adding the sql query?

Have you uncommented the extension in php.ini for mysqli? That may be your problem.

1. I'm presuming you're using MySQL?

2. What do you mean by "all the information held within the database"? Does that mean all the tables, or all the rows within the tables?

If you means the...

In which case, you could change the query. Under the if(!logged_in) part, after the first query:


$names = mysql_query("SELECT name FROM members WHERE id != 'president'");

while ($info =...

Ask your server host to change that (unlikely) or get a new one. That's the only way, probably.

Just don't use $HTTP_POST_FILES, sinces that's deprecated. You can just use $_FILES instead.

I'm also pretty sure that you need single or double quotations for your statements, i.e. $bank['bank_balance']. Also, it would make it a lot easier if you you highlighting for the code (i.e....

Well, I don't know all your database, but here's a sample script I would use:


if (!logged_in)
{
$query1 = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM membersinfo WHERE id = 'president'");
while ($row =...

OK, the W3schools form is nice, but that's just a html. To send mail, you would need to use php, and that's means you need to use some real code (i.e. not dreamweaver). The obvious function for that...

Yes, is it is free, although that does not automatically mean "open-source". Open-source means that you make your source code available for public viewing. So you can be free but not open-source...

MySQL is what you would want to use for your database. I would suggest you use PHP to access the MySQL, as is it really use to connect with that.

I'm thinking with PHP you can just use str_match. But if you want something a bit more advanced, have you every looked at Sphider (http://www.sphider.eu/about.php)?

This should be the solution:


// File: viewmail.php?id=2

<?php
// security
if(!(is_numeric($_GET['id'])))
{
echo 'Error';

SELECT * FROM emails LIMIT (1, 10)

That would be the SQL query for your first page. Then:

SELECT * FROM emails LIMIT (11,10)

For the second page. Repeat, and you have it

Just asking for a "sample site" in php isn't that easy. What exactly are you looking for?

First off, I would suggest you delete all that spam from your guestbook.

Second, what is in recaptchalib.php? If there's something wrong, I would suggest you look at the page you included.

MySQL. Easy, look it up. I would think that if you had been using PHP for a year, you would know about the different SQL languages by now.

Anyway, look up MySQL, and if you need to go get a book...

Not at all...not to mention you got it done by yourself, anyway. Good luck going on...