Minato

To expand on this a bit more. You need a server setup (There are products out there (free, of course)) that you can use to go as a localhost. My personal favorite is WAMPserver. It comes with the APACHE, PHP, and MySQL with phpMyAdmin. Once you get it all setup, then you can test your PHP E-mail script.

And as far as that goes, that can be done via PHP (I've done it before). I would have to look back through my old PHP projects to see if I still have the code for that (haven't done that in a while.)

Some of that depends on how you have your columns set up You may have the fields (such as money in this case) set to not be able to be updated. Also (And this maybe another possibility), have you checked to see if the database itself has updated it? If this game that you are doing is a browser based game (Which I am assuming it is), cache is the reason why you aren't getting an update. Empty the cache to see if it fixes it. If it's a database, run the query again and then check to see if the database updated it. If it still not updating at that point, then there maybe another problem. Let me know if this helps, and if it didn't fix it, I'll have to dig deeper into it.

Rename File Upload in PHP Here's another documentation on how to do it.

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Not really good at topic titles. Know some PHP/MySQL and HTML/CSS (About 6 years of old knowledge, working on new things such as PDO) Welcome Meh!

The only way I know about it is when you are putting in the picture, set up a CSS item there (Such as the following) <div id="thumbnail"><img src="IMAGEURLHERE" alt="" /></div> and the CSS for it would be like #thumbnail IMG { max-width: 250px; max-height: 250px; } This is untested, but should work.