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Give us the code or the link of that page, please.

You can try to use different types of Exception. You use a "User_Exception" if you have invalid input data or something like that, and a "Database_Exception" for great errors, like loose connection. It can be like this: try { $newUser = new User(); $newUser->setCredentials('user', 'pass'); $newUser->insert(); } catch (Database_Exception $e) { // log this error // stop the script } catch (User_Exception $e) { // Display the error }

Try to send a header with "Content-type"... something like: header('Content-type: application/pdf');

Post your htaccess. Maybe the problem is with him.

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change this: $html_output .= "<option selected="; if(isset($_POST['submit'])) { if($_POST['date_year'] == $year) { $html_output .= "\"selected\""; } } $html_output .= ">". $year . '</option>'."\n"; for this: $html_output .= "<option "; if(isset($_POST['submit'])) { if($_POST['date_year'] == $year) { $html_output .= "selected=\"selected\""; } } $html_output .= ">". $year . '</option>'."\n"; Just print "selected=" if you want the option active. You are printing "selected" on all of them. And you can write this way too: $selected = ''; if(isset($_POST['submit']) && ($_POST['date_year'] == $year)) $selected = 'selected="selected"'; $html_output .= "<option $selected>$year</option>\n";

Are you sure thats the right file? I didnt see anything wrong.

What do you have? An result of a select? A finite loop? ...

You are sending these photos by email? If yes, the problem is the email client. If not, post the code to us.

Your relation is: Album has many photos. Right? Your album class should have an structure to store your photos, maybe an array or something like that. class Album { private $id; private $name; private $description; private $photos = array(); }

On that case, you can treat the selected radio and redirect, or put the site on the value of the radio. 1) <?php switch($_POST['payment_method']) { case 'paypal': $redirect = 'www.paypal.com'; // the others } header("Location: {$redirect}"); 2) <label><input type="radio" name="payment_method" value="www.paypal.com" /> Paypal </label> // The PHP does that <?php header("Location: {$_POST['payment_method']}");

I think the path to the file is wrong. Your login page (login.php) in on the root folder ? If yes, when you call the ajax, try to pass '/login.php' instead 'login.php'.

You can use a div, manipulating this with Jquery.

You can do a page with the three options in radio buttons. When you submit this form, you can search for the informations on the database... for example: $sql = "SELECT site FROM payment_method WHERE method = '$_POST['payment_method']'"; $stmt = $database->query($sql); $method = $stmt->fetch(PDO::FETCH_OBJ); header("Location: {$method->site}"); It will redirect you to the correspondent site... Or you can just put the site on the value of the radio button and redirect when the form is submited.

I couldnt understand what you need... In your form you will create 2 arrays with theirs keys numerics ($name and $link). You want to do one array with the two informations? Something like that: $menu = array( 0 => array( 'name' => 'Menu Name', 'link' => 'Menu link', ) ); If yes, you can do something like that: <?php // your other stuff here while($row = $sql->fetch()) { echo "<li id='listItem_".$row['id']."'> <img src='images/arrow.png' alt='move' width='16' height='16' class='handle' /> <input type='text' name='menu[".$row['id']."][name]' value='".$row['name']."' /> <input type='text' name='menu[".$row['id']."][link]' value='".$row['link']."' /> </li>"; $n++; } ?>