[Unstable result from form]

unfortunately , no matter how well you try to describe your issue you will not get any help without showing the code in question. Is very hard to find an issue by pure guesswork

[How to get the details from database?]

http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_mysql_intro.asp

 

amazing thing .... google

[Passing Javascript Variables to PHP Mail Function]

looks good, always try to keep the JS / css / html and php seperated wherever possible. Makes the code easier to follow. one thing i would advise to do is to replace :

$_REQUEST with $_POST or $_GET.

You will know when creating the form how you are sending the data across ( post / get etc )

[Facebook related question]

IMHO, if they have used the credentials of another user to accept your sites app then that is an issue between the owner of the account, the person who used their account to log in an accept your terms on their behalf and the courts. How are you to know if it was their account, they would have to take it up with facebook, the only thing you could due for a bit of due diligence is log the ip of the person signing in or up, would at least go some way to show your security concious

[Help/Suggestions Required - Working With Multiple Rows]

at a glance it looks loike you are not closing off your form after the else satement, but you are closing it off before:

</form></td>";
		} else {

so your last part of the code should be

<label><input name=\"ChaAv\" type=\"Submit\" id=\"ChaAv\" value=\"Change Availability\"></label></td>";

//changed to this

<label><input name=\"ChaAv\" type=\"Submit\" id=\"ChaAv\" value=\"Change Availability\"></label></form></td>";

[Characters to date]

you can use the datetime object in PHP:

$date = DateTime::createFromFormat('d/m/Y', $date_course);
$dateForDb = $date->format('Y-m-d'); 

hope that helps

[error parameter]

i mean, correct - you do have an error there. If you would like someone to comment on how to fix it then please make sure you put a bit more information in your post as to what the problem is and what you have done to solve the issue so far. To start you off, ensure 

 $user_email

is not returning something that is causing the string to escape

[error parameter]

correct

[Form problems with onsubmit return false]

change them from button to <input type="submit" ...

[Passing Javascript Variables to PHP Mail Function]

you have a few choices:

1. post all your data using ajax

2. add the value on the fly to a hidden field in your form so that it gets posted:

<input type = "hidden" id="myValue" name = "myValue" />
//then in JS
$('#myValue').val(// get the computed value);

[PHP/SQL Database image array?]

headers must be sent BEFORE anything is outputted to screen

[Time Tracking Software]

an old one i used a long time ago ( dont know if its still going ) was http://www.redmine.org/ .  did the job quite well. easy to write plugins for

[Best way to make template for our website]

I would advise you looking a using a templating engine  (something like twig) or shift your site into an MVC framework which will mean only 1 master template to worry about

[New layout and design up for review]

I like it, nice and clean.

[Drop down menu scriptscript]

my response is as helpful as your request is general. If you expect help on the forum then please at least explain what you have tried to do to get this working. You will not get a lot of help from the forum users if you have not at least tried to get it working. the people here are here to help people with php issues, NOT to complete code that they cannot be bothered to do themselves, or finish their homework for them. If you don't want to do it yourself then post this in the freelance section and pay someone for their time.

[Mail()l]

are you running this from your local machine or from a web server. if you are running it from your local machine then you need to make sure your mail client is configured correctly

[Drop down menu scriptscript]

yes it is

[Ajax page linking]

ok, now what?

[Simple twitter bootstrap test won't display]

have you checked if your stylesheets have loaded?

[SELECT * FROM table WHERE id IN (....) too slow]

firstly your query is only querying 1 table, so what would you join? have you also tried adding an index to the id table, this will speed the query dramatically

[change the date format]

No. Is always stored as a datetime. You format as it comes out

[change the date format]

"SELECT DATE_FORMAT(`my_date`, '%d-%m-%y') FROM `my_table"

[Inserting routine into a simple script without upsetting the array]

shouldnt :

$times = "$row['name']";
// be

$times = $row['name'];

[to wrap alternate paragraphs in tags]

ok, so lets presume you are outputting the dialogues from an array ( could be db, principle is the same):

$i = 0;
$messages = array(
    array('name'=> 'jack', 'message'=>'Lorem Ipsum'),
    array('name'=> 'jill', 'message'=>'Lorem Ipsum')
    array('name'=> 'jack', 'message'=>'Lorem Ipsum')
    array('name'=> 'jill', 'message'=>'Lorem Ipsum')
    array('name'=> 'jack', 'message'=>'Lorem Ipsum')
);
foreach($messages as $message)
{
if ($i % 2 != 0) # An odd row 
    $person = "person_1"; 
    $spk = "spk_1";
  else # An even row 
    $person = "person"; 
    $spk = "spk";
}
print '<div class="dlg">
           <div class="'.$person.'">'. $message['name'].'</div>
           <div class="'.$spk.'">'. $message['message'].'</div>
       </div>    
';
$i ++;
}


 

[help in creating a search form]

the forum is to help people who are having problems with their coding, not to do the work for them. if you want someone to complete your code then your best moving this to the freelancing section