ginerjm

I see a lot of html but no programming. Why are you here? What do you mean by 'make an election'?

And try and figure out why you have so many div tags in there. And when we say 'submit button' we don't actually mean a button tag, usually an input tag.

A little bit div-happy perhaps? So you have a form with a POST method. Just how is that form's contents getting to your processing script? And what is that JQ code accomplishing? (I don't use JQ so don't now what it is doing)

Horrible arrangement of code. No table header or closer No submit button Script in the wrong place.

Hmmm, You were online looking at this topic when I posted my last. Now you are gone. Couldn't find the code that you wrote that I requested to see perhaps? Or gone looking for some replacement code?

To be sure, you should show us the code that makes your db connection, not just a reference to a module containing it. As Barand has said, it 'looks' like it is well out-of-date.

$pdo is the handle for the database connection that Barand uses. I use pdo as well. What db connection do you make - use that handle.

He probably had you assign multiple addresses to the email instead of just the primary. Or he used a cc: And - Barand is still a regular contributor on this forum. If you can't seem him you must of pissed him off. ??

You found them in the PHP manual?

I think that the 'receipt' option is a matter of what mailer you use, not php.

Yes. Is this still an open topic? Usually people let us know when they are done with it. Although I would love to know what you mean by 'saving' a button? A button is simply some code so how would one do that and then use a 'saved button'?

You posted another topic an hour ago and said you were giving up for tonight. Yet here you are starting yet another topic in the middle of your night. How about you focus on ONE topic and resolve it before coming up with some other situation that you want help with?

A cookie has an argument that indicates how wide in the domain it can be read. A session doesn't. PHP sets the session up and re-opens it when you return to the session by accepting a submit from the client. The session has nothing to do with domains If it does, I"ll have learned something new today

I see that you have been back here. No comment??

What? Do you think that this is some kind of puzzle site where we all come together to guess what is happening?

A Session is not related to any subdomain, it is rather a set of data that is tied to the current user's browser session. Don't know what you are trying to do here.

You are querying for an id value yet you are showing us your data having that value in mybandid. Problem?

Yes - is there a question or at least something that explains what all the code is about.

Have you echoed out the contents of the move command to see what you are trying to do? And as I haven't done one of these in a bit, aren't you supposed to be moving a 'tmpname'? Oops - upon re-reading the broken display of the move line I see tmpname is being referenced. So I would want to see the contents of that move line to be sure the names you expect to be there are truly there.

Didn't think of that way.

Not sure what that "array" is that you posted. It sure isn't a valid PHP array. Missing a lot of quotes and commas

Of Course you can put an echo in there. What's stopping you from debugging your code? When you are testing the script out you already Have logged in!

Try either of these: - put the id value in quotes for the query if the table column is NOT defined as a numeric value - echo out the query statement before running the query runs to be sure the query looks like you think it should look

I have no solution for you but I do have a suggestion. When posting our code for people to loo at and possibly alter for you, please post is AS CODE and not as picture of code. Use the <> icon to create a window to post it in.

All you had to do was add an echo and then cut and paste it to here. Ok - had enough.