Alright:

<?php
session_start();
$slugtalk = "I may not move fast but I can still slug you.";
$slugtalk.= " I'm a slug...\n";
for ($i=0;$i<6;$i++) {
if ($i==round($i/2)) {
...

<?php
session_start();
$slugtalk = "I may not move fast but I can still slug you.";
$slugtalk.= " I'm a slug...\n";
for ($i=0;$i<6;$i++) {
if ($i==round($i/2)) {
...

Sure. Everyone just adds a line...but after the second post, there really wasn't anything that could be done....but we can ignore that post:
[code=PHP]
<?php
session_start();
$slugtalk = "I may...

So you want to have a user upload an image that will be stored in a folder and then recorded in a database? Then you want code to be able to retrieve that image? Is that correct?

I've never heard of it before and like pritaeas, thought it was some kind of templating application, but assumed you weren't using one.


At first I though the same thing, as that seems very...

Since you didn't give your email address, nor did you specify the address to CC to I've just put a empty mail function there. If you can provide a email addresses I can help you out. For more on...

Exactly..though it does need one minor fix! (But I'm sure you knew this!):

$link = array();
$result = mysql_query($sql); //<-- Semicolon
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($res))
{
$link[] =...

The proper use of this would be declaring the $link variable as an array before you start looping through the array results of the query. Your code should look like this:

$result =...

Very easily done!
Anyhow, if all of your problems have been solved and all questions answers I ask that you mark this thread as solved!! Thanks!

Since we have solved this issue, would you mark this thread as solved....

As long as you don't use the $_GET[] variable without sanitizing or replacing html entities you should be safe. If you don't use it, there's no way for it to be hacked!

You probably should use htmlentities as it is a function that is packaged with PHP and therefore does a lot more then replace the < and >. In fact, htmlentities escapes all characters that have HTML...

It's very possible. mysql_real_escape_string() only escapes special characters such as " and ' that can make your queries vulnerable to a MySQL injection. Inserting script into a query is not MySQL...

Well for the users table in your MySQL database add a new column called session id. When the user logs in, create a long random string (unique key) to save as a cookie on the user's computer and in...

I don't think you understand where you are supposed to escape the string. The function should be used right before the variable is inserted into the database. This was if a user didn't fill out a...

Well, it doesn't appear anything is wrong. (I do agree, you should use mysql_real_escape_string() in your registration script too). I must say, it is a huge security flaw to save passwords and other...

You will know if magic_quotes_gpc is on by asking your host (If they have the latest version of PHP it shouldn't be!). That might not be it. The only way for us to help you is if you post your code.

Well what kind of files would you be uploading. Images? Document? Presentations? Some of these are extremely easy to view as html. For most images (except for PSD's and others that won't display in a...

Well this is definitely an improvement! I believe you problem lies in the fact that the passwords in the database aren't hashed using md5(). You need to create a temporary PHP file on your site with...

Ok this makes much more sense! I'll take a look and see if I can come up with something. One question: When you click submit, do you want PHP to show the background and text combined together into an...

No you don't use stripslashes() after you use mysql_real_escape_string(). You use it when you get the data back from the database. If you remove the backslashes, you are allowing a MySQL injection....

Ahh....yes! I clumsily forgot to place .style before the .color or any other property. :D Wouldn't be the first time... ;)

I'm not sure if this can be done in JavaScript, because printing involves browser-controlled dialogs and there can be other complications such as the printer being off. You could set a timer and...

You need to look into JavaScript and DOM. Give you DIV an id and then you can import the DIV as an object with:

div = document.getElementById('div_id');

Then you can change the styles with:
...

That would be correct. To get the email you would use $_COOKIE['email'] and you would obtain the password with $_COOKIE['password']. Your problem is in the home.php script you are getting these...

Do you mean you want Google to index your forum? If so, this is a process that you will have to wait for. Google follows links on other sites, so when the Google Bot finds a like to your site it will...

Google Docs and HTML are two different things. Do you want a link that shows the HTML of a document or do you want a link to view the document in Google Docs?

If you have no further questions, why not mark this thread as solved?

It would help if you could use some clear and exact English so that we can all understand your question. First off, why are you placing DIV's inside of a table? TR's belong in a table and TD inside...

First off, I would mysql_real_escape() any string you pass to MySQL. Secondly, your problem is once someone logs in, the $_POST for the username and password are no longer passed to the page. You...

Well for one, I would use mysql_real_escape() on any variable you are passing to MySQL. That should prevent any kind of MySQL injection. I would make sure that your passwords are hashed correctly...

The backslashes are what make the query safe from MySQL injections. They prevent the user from placing quotes that end a string into the query without be escaped (Placing a backslash in front of the...

You're welcome! If your original problem is now solved, I ask that you mark this thread as solved.

Ok this makes much more sense now!! :D
Your problem is this: Everything is correct with the checkboxes. Your checkbox method does work, but your PHP script is not receiving these values correctly. I...

Well there is a problem with the general file. It seems like you have too many brackets. See below:

function uploadFile($fld,$name,$path){
$file=new validations();
//var_dump($_FILES[$fld]);...

http://www.w3schools.com/php/func_http_header.asp

Matthewl beings up a good point. The only problem is that once you have placed content on a page (He has already echoed a table), neither the meta tag (which belongs in the head) nor the header()...

First off, Your Welcome! :D
About that line: I didn't realize that you used that result variable so here is the corrected version with explanation.

$result = mysql_query("DELETE FROM $tbl_name...

It doesn't appear that you accidentally delete the song file in that code, nor do I spot any problems. I believe we need to see where you define your class "general" (Taking a good guess I would say...

How about this:
login.php

<?php
if($_POST['submit']=="Login")
{
switch($_POST['t'])
{
case 1: header("Location: admin.php"); break;
case 2: header("Location: faculty.php");...