flynismo

It's your search box in the top right corner. Use htmlspecialchars() and/or strip_tags() to clean user input. And avoid using $_GET method

Hey guys, I'm trying to make my signup page as user friendly as possible (ie: as little typing as possible) Part of signing up is entering your city / state / zip. Instead of making the visitor typing all that information, I figured it would be much nicer for them to just type in a zip, and choose their city from the drop down menu. On the back end, I am relying on maxmind's geoip data that I have stored in a database, and am trying to make sure that it is reasonably accurate. I would greatly appreciate it if you can visit the signup page: https://fling-finder.com/site/signup and enter your zip code, then let me know if your city appears (or at least a city within 5 miles of you). Thank you so much!

Thank you James for such great advice!

Just wanted to add a couple things -- 1. The login link is at the bottom in the footer for now (I know I'll need to move that to the top). 2. I would greatly appreciate if you created a test profile, to get a feel for the process. I want to create a somewhat guided user experience. 3. Once you login, not all of the links work just yet (the forum DOES work, but is empty right now)

Hi everyone, I'm working on a free Pennsylvania online dating and personals site, which you can view here -- http://www.keystonepersonals.com I'm about 60% done, still a LOT left to do, but thought it would be awesome if I could get some feedback, tips and criticism before I go much deeper. A test account is available; username: mariah password: aaaaaa (6 letter a's) Thank you!!