pixelsoul

Well first, you don't need a name on your divs. Second, what "part" is not showing up in IE? The page doesn't show any of the styles or just a particular element on the page is not showing the same?

That goes against the general greatness of using something like PHP to create a website. You would use PHP so you only need one page that has it's content change dynamically, not so that it creates more files that you have to manually manage.

What was the outcome you wanted to see there? It sounds like you are using an older template that used the legacy menu for Wordpress. The newest Wordpress templates have a menu that can be fully configured on the back end to be in any order you wish, custom labels, …

Are you asking how to query a database to get the image info to show on a page or how to store an actual image in MySQL? First I would recommend not storing an actual image in the database rather storing the location that it resides on the server. Here …

I am not sure but if it works under the Xampp folder and not the aaa folder than the issue is not with your code you have posted but with the configuration of Xampp. It isn't going to be your php.ini file since it only contains the host and port …

You make a connection to two different databases, you query one and set a variable with the values and then you insert the data from the variables to the other database. To ask how to write all the code is asking too much but that is the basic idea.

I don't see the reason for the whole other query for the FName when you have one you just made that should have grabbed all of the row data from the User table for the user. Unfortunately I am not really able to play around and test it at this …

Would you have a live example that we could see online? It would be much easier to elaborate on if I could test it in person.

I am unable to reproduce the problem using the latest version of Chrome and IE8.