[I'm new to PHP-please help with my code!]

im not sure that i follow your logic for doing this...but try this

echo '<pre> 1. All GET and POST';
print_r($_REQUEST[]);
echo '<br>2. Only GET';
print_r($_GET[]);
echo '<br>2. Only POST';
print_r($_POST[]);
echo '</pre>';  

[Variable association warning]

looks to me like you accidently placed single quotes where backticks are needed...try this

$result4 = mysql_query("SELECT `lastlogin` from `databasename`.`tablename` WHERE `tablename`.`username` = '$myusername'");

[Creating and writing a file by form]

insert the necessary code into your file

[Calling function issue & Mysql Fetch array]

write your query as such

$sql =  "SELECT * FROM  tbl_pages WHERE tbl_pages.pageCategoryId = '$selectedPage' AND active = '1' LIMIT 1";
        $result = mysql_query($sql) or die ("Error in page sql query:". $sql);

[Removing objects from a list]

Genius I follow!

 

So what i should be doing is set it to 0 for example then update it to 1

 

Genius! will try it out.

 

I've finished work now..gotta beat the traffic.

 

If your online tonight or tommorow I let u kno how I get on.

 

Thanks buddy u've been a revelation.

 

speak 2 u soon

no problem at all, if you have any further questions dont hesitate to ask

[Removing objects from a list]

the query that i provided above should be what you are looking for...whatever query you are using to output the names of the people that customers can book is the table that you will want to add this to. I believe that its this one

$getquery=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM book_appointment WHERE c_id='$check_id' and booked='0'");

now, you will set the default value of that field to 0, meaning that they are not booked yet. Then when a customer books one of the people, you will have an update query similar to this

$getquery=mysql_query("update book_appointment set booked='1' WHERE persons_id='id'");

now granted i dont know what your fields are called, that is just an example...any further questions let me know

[Removing objects from a list]

you know what you could do, you could add another field called "booked" or something like that, and when a customer books a client, the value of that field you could make be 1, or yes using an update query...and set the default value to 0, or no. then you can set your display query to this

$getquery=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM book_appointment WHERE c_id='$check_id' and booked='0'");

this would make it so it will only show people that arent booked...make sense?

[Removing objects from a list]

can you show me the code where the data is displayed please

[Removing objects from a list]

sounds like you could incorporate a simple if,else statement to check if the customer is booked or not..can you show us any code that you have done thus far

[Undefined index: memberof]

And you don't receive any errors from this script? Also, what is your error_reporting level set to?

[Php scripting]

$classes = array('0' => "Azure Knight", '1' => "Segita Hunter", '2' => "Incar Magician", '3' => "Vicious Summoner", '4' => "Segnale", '5' => "Bagi Warrior");  
Foreach($classes as $k=>$v). {

    Echo "<img src='{$v}.jpg' />";
}
however the space in the names might cause a problem. I would advise adding an underscore or some connecting character instead

[Simple PHP based Web Application!!help needed!!]

you will want to look here and here

[Increase id by 1 with each link??]

how are the links being generated?

[Topic Solved button]

When asking to mark the thread as solved, take note of whether the person is new (possibly go look to see if they've marked any others as solved) then point them in the right direction.  Asking them to click the "TOPIC SOLVED" button, which is below the posts, on the left of the screen, above the Quick Reply box, ain't too difficult now is it? 

 

Also, don't forget to tell them that they'll get jelly beans when they mark a thread as solved.

 

lol...was just a thought that i wanted to throw out there

[Personal Portfolio]

i would utilize the full space given and increase the size of the text...looks pretty small and hard to read on chrome

[file upload]

honestly the second part does not make sense to me...but it sounds to me like you might want to implement AJAX into your code

[Topic Solved button]

Just a quick suggestion, to make the "topic solved" button a little more noticeable. Most users that just join the forums have no clue where it is when they are asked to please mark the thread as solved...Thank you

[date post to db]

fugix it works! thanks for all your help! and thanks PaulRayn for correcting my mistakes, much appreciated! im trying to work on silly part

glad I could help, if you have any more problems we'll be here!

[date post to db]

yeah, use this

<?php
if (isset($_REQUEST['submit'])) {
$date1= $_POST['day'] . "-" . $_POST['month'] . "-" . $_POST['year'];
$sql = "INSERT INTO $db_table(Country,Nationality,Province,DATE1) values ('".mysql_real_escape_string(stripslashes($_REQUEST['Country']))."','".mysql_real_escape_string(stripslashes($_REQUEST['Nationality']))."','".mysql_real_escape_string(stripslashes($_REQUEST['Province']))."','$date1')";
if($result = mysql_query($sql ,$db)) {
echo '<h1>Success!</h1>';
} else {
echo "ERROR: ".mysql_error();
}
} else 
?>

[date post to db]

Echo your query before you submit it. Plug it into a raw query line (like from the console or PHPMyAdmin) and see what errors are reported.

 

Chances are there is a problem with your query.

 

this is already implemented in her code

[Creating and writing a file by form]

im not fully following, please explain what you would like to accomplish further. Are you able to write to the file now?

[date post to db]

your $date1 variable is what needs to be inserted into your db..not sure why that code is at the bottom, it needs to be before your insert and the $DATE1 var is to be inserted

[date post to db]

if the column_is set to DATE, then you will need to insert it into the db using the format "yyyy-mm-dd"

[Creating and writing a file by form]

sounds like a permissions problem, try this

$myFile = $_POST['sitename'];
$fh = fopen($myFile, 'w') or die("can't open file");
$chmod = chmod($fh, 0777);
$stringData = "test\n";
fwrite($fh, $stringData);
$stringData = "test\n";
fwrite($fh, $stringData);
fclose($fh);

[date post to db]

what is the format for the column "DATE1", meaning do you have it set as date, varchar, etc...