spiderwell

$i is undefined so first time around its not 0 but just nothing, soon as you add 1 it becomes 1, so you dont see the array[0] if that makes sense

a very enjoyable and informative read, however i still have insomnia and need to find another good thread like this one

i would agree on the sessions thing, array passing in a form seems like extra work to me

so did this actually get solved, its a very confusing thread

never mind

Also there's no closing tag on the </form>. or i couldnt see one, not sure if that would affect anything

3rd time lucky (god i hope so!) <?php $words = array('ass','fuck','shit'); $string = 'Blah blah blah ass blah blah fuck blah blah shit!'; foreach ($words as $value) { if (strpos($string,$value)) { echo "naughty words limit"; break; } } ?>

this should do the trick, the mistake i made was with instr() it didnt count number of times a rude word might appear, so was looking for 3 different rude words, rather than a total of 3 rude words, be they all different or the same. EDIT*** i should be shot for skim reading, this allows you to have 2 rude words and not more, really as soon as you get a hit of 1 curse word you want it to stop. i will post YET A?NOTHER solution haha i think i need to go to bed!! ****** <?php $i = 0; $limit = false; $words = array('ass','fuck','shit'); $string = 'ass ass blah blah ass blah blah shit blah ass!'; foreach ($words as $value) { $i += substr_count($string,$value);// includes multiple counts of the same naughty word if($i>=3) { $limit = true; echo "naughty word limit"; } if ($limit)break;// stops the search going any further } ?>

actually that is flawed too, give me a few more mins, haha

try this mate, no offence to other poster, but I can't see that snippet working, or maybe I am just going mad: <?php $i = 0; $words = array('ass','fuck','shit'); $string = 'Blah blah blah ass blah blah fuck blah blah shit!'; foreach ($words as $value) { if (strpos($string,$value)) { $i ++; } if($i>3) echo "naughty words limit"; } ?>

hehe cool, i would offer up a solution but am actually trying to work on a project.

all that does is check the bad words array , not the string.

you arent getting the include file as you havent filled variable $fun with a $_GET['fun'] request, so it will never meet the comparison if($fun=="upload")

in my experience its better to do it and not need it than the other way around

you could put a count variable into the loop and use that to trigger your break

the same way you store their details when they first register!

I couldnt see a value for $loginPage

the error message is your clue to the problem, its stating that file already exists. echo out the $secure_folder on the line before so you can see what it is.

do a simple if file exists check before trying to include it.

the obvious answer is to put the missing file in there?

to have it checked just echo 'checked', not checked=checked?

find more about mail() here http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php

yeh of course dont put the real name into the field, but I am the worst person for taking my own advice! lol

have you tried to send mail with hard coded values first?, something like this: mail("myownemailaddress@blah.com", "my subject", "my body", "from@me.text.com") try it in its own page, thus keeping the non sending issue seperate from all the other code.

what about a hidden field specifying the table associated with the form?