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it either you have an empty space or a cahracter already echoed before the redirection call

on line 206 you have a constant " TBL_ACTIVE_GUESTS " you need to check and see if it is not empty. That is the most likely cause of your trouble

sorry i tried reading this over n over but i just couldn't get what you meant can you please try expatiating on what you really want that way you can get help

@CWARN23 i got to change my hashing technique just because of you though it a nice piece of ingenuity you get going with your site and these definitely is an interesting thread big up.shalom shalom

with browser add-on like firebug and other third party application i don't really think it possible but if someone's got an idea i will be happy to hear about it cos i was also thinking about doing something like that a while ago.

guy you can try out jquery UI library it has something and you can also edit to suit want you. just google Jquery UI library

ok it seems i get a hint of what you want to do you try to post a form or something and your team leader wants the code to be in a single script. then all you got to do is just copy out the php script in the second …

this error has to do with your sql syntax try and check if you are not missing any of the quotes( " and ')

you can put it like this [CODE] $autoguide1 = "<a href='$url1/buyers-guide/2010/volkswagen/passat.php'><strong>New car of the day</strong></a>"; [/CODE] hope that works shalom shalom

@cwarn23 what version of wamp comes with a mail server cos mine doesn't

the function he gave you will cos of the unlink() this will delete the files in the folder before deleting the folder. the rmdir() only works on an empty folder and also try to get a php manual that will help you with php functions. shalom shalom

might not be your server setting, cos your code looks ok. i think you should check where you are running your script from your server might not recognize it as the localhost directory

It will be much more easier if you can give the complete error report it gave and and the line at which this error occur that way it will be easier to trace the error cos you've got a large line of code here.shalom shalom

What are you trying to say here cos i'm not getting you which of the code is returning error and what kind of error is it returning? can you kindly paste the error so we can know what wrong

what ardav's trying to tell you is that you can have a page that will display users on your site with there picture displayed.the link on the picture can be something like [CODE] yourdomain.com/profile.php?userid=12456 [/CODE] where the userid will be the id of the person in your database and once …

[CODE]class buttons{ I've re-written your code and it should look like this hope it helps and if you get any bug let me know . function draw(){ echo "<input type='button' style='height:" . $size[height] . "; width:" . $size[width] . ";' name='button' value='press' />" } function size(h, w){ $size[height] = h …

you can use escape character [CODE] i/'ll something like this will work [/CODE]

You've got to clarify your self cos your post is not understandable

all you need do is to create a database where all these messages will be stored and at the admin end the messages will be fetch for he or she to view incase this is not clear enough let me know. shalom shalom

this type of error occur mostly when you try viewing an index page that does not exist so why don't try typing "/index.htm" or "/index.html" at the end of your url and see the kind of error it returns? then you can know where to attack.shalom shalom

it will be nice if you can tell us what php software you were evaluating

it a mixture of javascript with css hope this will help ****the javascript*** [code=JavaScript]function setOn(cId){ document.getElementById(cId).className = 'tafContOn'; } function setOff(cId){ document.getElementById(cId).className = 'tafContOff'; }[/code] ****the css***** [code=css].tafContOn { background-repeat:repeat; width:100%; height:100%; position:fixed;top:0px;left:0px; } .tafContOff { display:none; float:left; }[/code] on the body tag of your form you will add this …

I'm trying to believe that you intentionally write your code the way you did because if not then you need to check your syntax. And short tags (<? ?>) are not advisable and not the best practise in php cos it might confuse with your xml tag. It seems that …

in my own opinion, i prefer saving in a folder on the server and storing the file name on the database because i don't want to bog down my database but again it just my own opinion you can take a look at these links [url]http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=516288[/url] and [url]http://realityme.net/2008/07/11/do-you-store-images-in-a-database/[/url] they really …

Any thing is possible as long as you can sit down and plan it so it's feasible and using php as scripting language won't be bad cos it easy to use.

i'm currently working on a blog and i want it to get output from the database without refreshing the whole page. please can anybody help cos i'll be most grateful. thanks