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Code appears correct, what are your errors ?

Line 14 and 19.

It means you query failed. Add after line 11: [code] if (!$query) die(mysql_error()); [/code] Let us know if there is an error.

Hard to say what the problem is from a single line of code.

You need to create the [iCODE]media[/iCODE] namespace. See [URL="http://php.net/manual/en/domdocument.createelementns.php"]the manual[/URL].

If every blog entry has a creation date in datetime format, you can build your archive on that with a simple query. From that mysql can easily extract the month and year, and sort on it.

I think you'll have to do some kind of shared token exchange. I have been working on it, but due to lack of time it isn't finished yet. Basically, using a timestamp and a shared and private key, you can authenticate your request. This of course has to be generated …

phorce is right. This is the quote from [URL="http://php.net/mysql_error"]the manual[/URL]: "mysql_error() Returns the text of the error message from [B]previous MySQL operation[/B]". The previous being [iCODE]mysql_fetch_array[/iCODE]. This logic would make more sense: [CODE] $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE uname = '$username' AND password = '$pass'"); if ($result) { …

Yes, you can give it a value. Unless perhaps he's on an older version.

Depending on what you have installed, you can use the GD library or ImageMagick. You can search this forum for examples.

Perhaps [URL="http://sourceforge.net/projects/simpleauction/"]this script[/URL] is a good place to start. An example database model can be found [URL="http://www.databaseanswers.org/data_models/auction/index.htm"]here[/URL].

The flow I'd use would be: 1. Let Javascript validate if everything has been answered. 2. Post the form to a PHP page. 3. Determine the best match (with a query). 4. Send the e-mail. 5. Redirect to the selected team page.

[url]http://www.janrain.com/products/engage[/url]

Are you sure they are not received ? They are not in your 'Junk' folder perhaps ?

Your syntax is way off: [CODE] $sql = 'select * from main'; $result = mysql_query($sql); $counter = mysql_num_rows($sql); $i = 1; while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { $all .= 'Select * From ' . $row['topic']; if ($i < $counter) { $all .= ' UNION ALL '; } else { $all .= …

Not entirely sure if this is the cause, but [iCODE]$browse_script_name[/iCODE] does not have a value at the start.

The only thing I can think of with such a long query is that you have used the same alias name twice. There is no logical reason that mysql does not return or show a single column. Apart from this, I'd like to advise you to create a view with …

If you have a look at [URL="http://php.net/mysql_query"]the documentation[/URL] you'll see that your first parameter ($db) should be removed.

Start with reading the [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/191031"]sticky thread[/URL] at the top of this forum. It will explain to you how you can determine what's causing this.

Your query fails. Mode is not UP or DOWN, but ASC or DESC.

What kind of information are you looking for ?

I can recommend [URL="http://highslide.com/"]HighSlide[/URL].

Am not quite sure what you want to see, but you can output anything as a comment. 'View source' is a browser thing, showing the page, is does not get information from the server. Can you give a short example?

You may want to try that again in text.

Yes, on all pages, no, it won't reset. You may want to read [URL="http://php.net/session_start"]the manual[/URL]. [quote]session_start() creates a session or resumes the current one based on a session identifier passed via a GET or POST request, or passed via a cookie.[/quote] [quote]To use cookie-based sessions, session_start() must be called before …

I think your best bet would be to debug the [iCODE]fPublicSearchCase[/iCODE] function. If that executes the actual query, you may want to start with checking what is actually in the query.

How does your emailform.php file look ?

I've used this one: [url]http://openidenabled.com/php-openid/[/url] As far as I remember, it worked out-of-the-box. I have a working copy of it on my server.

What do you need help with ?

It could be that your browser if caching your page. If you do a hard refresh (CTRL+F5 or CTRL+R), is it still a problem ? Apart from that it could be a number of things, but hard to guess without seeing some code.

Then your database name is incorrect, or you do not have rights to it. Next time, start a new thread, instead of replying to a 3-year old post.

Can you specify a little clearer what your 'things' are ? This is a little vague. A specific example will get more specific code. Perhaps you can show what your database tables look like.

Works fine for me. What version of PHP are you using. What happens when you try this: [CODE] $mapbeschrijving = preg_replace('/-|[^a-zA-Z0-9 .,]/', '', $_POST['expl']); [/CODE]

[url]http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/innodb-error-codes.html[/url] Foreign key problem, as described in the first bullet point.

[URL="http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/alter-table-examples.html"]3rd example in the manual[/URL].

The single quote in [iCODE]the web's marketing[/iCODE] is not escaped.

Add them manually before the while loop: [CODE] print '<tr><th>Your field name here</th></tr>'; [/CODE]

You are badly mixing PHP code in a Javascript function.

In one of the user comments on [URL="http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/example-auto-increment.html"]this page[/URL] it is suggested to drop your auto-inc column, and re-add it. I'm not sure how you recreated your database, but if you did it with an sql dump, the original auto-inc may have been in the create table query. Depending on …

I've heard good things about eSyndiCat, but I've never used it myself.

[QUOTE=veedeoo;1733214]Have you set the mercury as mail service?[/QUOTE] He's not sending through localhost, but directly to GMail. Are you sure that Mercury is necessary ? Is there perhaps anything else that could slow it down, like your firewall on your PC or router ?

Line 38 in the last code: [iCODE]$obj->update_content_form($_POST);[/iCODE] Here you pass the entire POST array, instead of just an id.

[iCODE]$row[/iCODE] is an array, which is your single variable. Am not sure what jpgraph expects, can you show part of that ? (Please use code tags for readability.)

Simply put, no.

[iCODE]$delete[/iCODE] is never given a value.

[url]http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/identifiers.html[/url] Try with backticks. The topic may not end with a space.

Set the right username and password.

What is the problem ?

It looks okay. If you want more info write a log-file.

Documented as problematic, see [URL="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3078370/how-to-find-least-non-null-column-in-one-particular-row-in-sql"]SO[/URL]. I suggest you use an [ICODE]IF[/ICODE] on all columns to return a very large value when [ICODE]NULL[/ICODE]. [CODE] SELECT LEAST( IFNULL(col1, CAST(-1 AS UNSIGNED)), IFNULL(col2, CAST(-1 AS UNSIGNED)), IFNULL(col3, CAST(-1 AS UNSIGNED)), IFNULL(col4, CAST(-1 AS UNSIGNED)) ) AS `price` from `test` [/CODE]