Philip

echo date('n/j/Y', strtotime('2009-02-25 00:29:55'));

Offtopic: Isn't it against ICANN rules to do that though? I thought it was against the rules to hold a domain to resell at a higher value. I know people do it all the time, but I thought I read somewhere it was a no-no. (Found it: here - but it is only against trademarks and such) I think: dontationcrew.com

Did you try: foreach($hparts as $key=>$value) { $_SESSION[$key] = $value; } <?php session_start(); $username = $_POST["username"]; $hiscores = file_get_contents('http://hiscore.runescape.com/index_lite.ws?player=' . $username); $hparts = explode(',', $hiscores); // Max $hparts should be 82 (0 is first) foreach($hparts as $key=>$value) { $_SESSION[$key] = $value; } echo $_SESSION[1]; echo '<script type="text/javascript">'; echo 'window.location="hiscores_out.php";'; echo '</script>'; ?>

You can pass them as arguments in the PHP file. Here's a good example: http://web.jaypedia.com/web/cron/how-to-pass-php-cron-job-parameters-arguments-or-variables.htm

//... session start at top foreach($hparts as $key=>$value) { $_SESSION[$key] = $value; } print_r($_SESSION); // just to print what was placed in session

Hmm... Try: $net = $facebook->api_client->fql_query("SELECT affiliations FROM user WHERE uid ='$id' "); $network = array(); $network = $net[0]['affiliations']; foreach($network as $info){

Or... dirname(__FILE__);

Have you thought about using SimpleXML - good for smaller files Otherwise... take a look at http://www.codehelp.co.uk/php/xmlparse1.php

Well, if it is redirecting it means: if(siteStat() == "Basketball" && $basketReg == 0) is failing A few things I would do. Check to see if those variables are coming out to what they should - if not (which they aren't) find the source. Also, add in error_reporting(E_ALL); to the top of the script to see if something is causing a warning/error.

Are you using the variable $network anywhere else in the script?

$contentmarker = array('$para1exploded', '$para2exploded', '$para3exploded', '$para4exploded'); Single quotes do not execute variables and such. $contentmarker = array($para1exploded, $para2exploded, $para3exploded, $para4exploded); or $contentmarker = array("$para1exploded", "$para2exploded", "$para3exploded", "$para4exploded");

It most likely means you're missing a } before the end of your script. Proper indenting would make it easier to spot this

Yeah, well it really won't do anything except take an hour away from me being on the computer. I understand the seriousness of the situation, but what's the point of me thinking about this? What can I do? I'm not an engineer. Turn off stuff you don't need, open a window from time to time instead of running the AC, blah blah blah

Well, it fixed your PHP error - now we have to look at your MySQL error. After this line: $sql .= ") GROUP BY title, summary, uploadBy ORDER BY occurrences DESC"; put: echo $sql; and copy/paste what you see.

Missing a semicolon on that first line

But it's out in the open, not in a query or variable You need first connect to the database, then run a query on that. $res = mysql_connect($host, $user, $pass) or die(mysql_error()); mysql_select_db($db, $res) or die(mysql_error()); mysql_query("SELECT `page_id` AS s, `link` AS c, `vid_title`, `vid_desc`, `hidden` FROM `'.$opts['videos'].`", $res) or die(mysql_error());

if(!($res = mysql_query("$host", "$user", "$pass") or die(mysql_error()); mysql_select_db("$db") or die(mysql_error()); 'SELECT `page_id` AS s, `link` AS c, `vid_title`, `vid_desc`, `hidden` FROM `'.$opts['videos'].` First of all you have a query where you probably meant connect. Secondly, why is the following there? 'SELECT `page_id` AS s, `link` AS c, `vid_title`, `vid_desc`, `hidden` FROM `'.$opts['videos'].`

I'd image with the practically endless types of zipcodes, that would be impossible, not to mention some countries don't have postal codes. The best thing to do what have the end-user narrow it down to what country - then out of several zipcode databases, you'd pull it from one. Take a look at this page for more reasoning why it'd seem impossible: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_postal_codes

http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,208965.0.html Has UK at the end of the post I believe.

D'oh! this link is for corbin

Yeah, I love SMF because of some of the features, but it can be hard to navigate. I joined the SMF Documentation team for a little while in hopes to maybe improve their documentation (almost none on how to create a mod or theme) but my interest didn't last very long.

Agreed - I've probably learned more just by researching interesting problems and finding solutions to them than I have by reading or by someone trying to spoon feed me information. I freelance on the side, and this (as Maq said) helps keep me sharp. I don't really get bored on this site, there always an interesting question somewhere - even if it's not in the PHP Help section. Do I get fed up? It's rare, but yes. When the OP is stubborn and won't try anything but his way, I tend to get frustrated (as I do with my clients that do the same, although I don't show it around them ) As for steering - I try to do the same, will give them hints about what's wrong, or ask them "Do you see the difference between this and that?" But most of the time I have the code handy for when I feel they deserve it Oh - and I should ask, why do teachers become teachers? (At least here in the States it's not about the pay )

oh my...

Hallmark holiday.

<?php phpinfo(); ?> Will tell you everything you need to know about your PHP setup. Otherwise you can just call: <?php echo 'Current version is ',phpversion(); ?> Fread/fseek - again, I'm not sure about this one $fp = fopen($IP_file,"a+"); #works fine fseek($fp, 0);