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I have racked my brain and can't find the error for the incorrect SQL syntax. I basically have a form with a bunch of fields. Some of them are checkboxes (single instance check boxes) and I think that's where the code is breaking, but values of the checkboxes are 'Yes' … | |
Re: I don't think so. Just from using it enough, I believe it takes the format from the date(), so a variable would do nothing. If you want to print a date with your variables, I would suggest doing something such as this: [code] echo ''.$month.'/'.$date.'/'.$year.''; [/code] | |
Hi All, The basis of this project is that I have an album of pictures, where you can add and delete pictures. What I wanted to do, was when you delete a picture, have the rest of the pictures move down to fill in the gap. The database is set … | |
Re: You have a submit.php page (or whatever you want to call it) with the code to send the email. You need to post the variables from your form. Create a subject variable with your subject in it. Create a message variable with your message in it. Then you add the … | |
I'm trying to write this query, but I don't know how to go about it. Say you have a table with a bunch of listings, with multiple listings per company. You have a status field in the table that is either complete or active. What I want to do is … | |
I have done this before, but for some reason it doesn't want to work with my if statements...it keeps submitting the form when nothing is filled out. It's the validation for an html form, and there are checkboxes that display certain parts of the form. If a checkbox is checked, … |
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