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Hi, Whilst developing a new script, I always find it helpful to have PHP error messages turned on. The setting for this can be found in the php.ini file on your server/computer. Also, it might be worth printing to the screen your SQL query before you execute it and then …

Hi Marc, I had a look at this last night. Sorry I didn't post a reply then. But here is what I was thinking you could do. If you create a multi-dimensional array within which you store the results from your query. The inner array would be indexed by the …

Try removing the ; after the LIMIT 1... R

For a start, either your login script doesn't work, or the email and password above are incorrect... R.

Hi Aran87, I would use an HTML template, with placeholders in the code. E.g. [ICODE]<form method="post" action="foobar.php"> <input class="text_field" name="surname" type="text" value="{SURNAME}" /> <input class="button" name="submit" type="submit" value="Update Details" /> </form>[/ICODE] The simplest method would then be to read the template into a PHP variable using file_get_content, and query your …