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  1. MDCode
    You are going to have to provide more information. In which way are you trying to make it not apply?
  2. MDCode
    if(isset($_POST['link'])){ if(!empty($_SESSION['ok'])){ echo "sorry you have already voted"; } mysql_query("UPDATE `mariolink` SET `link` = `link`+1"); session_start(); $_SESSION['ok'] = 1; You're checking if it's empty and echoing if it isn't. But if it is you aren't preventing it. Use an else { there if(!empty()) { } else { }
  3. MDCode
    That error doesn't really matter. But you need to set the session first in the first code block I posted.
  4. MDCode
    $_SESSION variables are variables, defined by your site. It is used in every php based login system to define all information about a user. To set a session variables you can do: <?php $_SESSION['username'] = asdf; ?> When used as: <?php // This command (session_start() should be the very first line of your document (after <?php of course), and should not be after any html session_start(); echo "Hello ".$_SESSION['username']."! "; ?> Will display: Hello asdf!
  5. MDCode
    This is an html issue, not a php issue. Use onclick or onchange
  6. MDCode
    When registering the user, insert the uniqid string into a table filled with verification links. Email the link to the user activate.php?link=link Using $_GET extract the link the user put, if any. Select from the table to see if it matches any, if it does, delete it and activate the user.
  7. MDCode
    Either storing in a file or database, you get the same result. Using the same amount of data in each.
  8. MDCode
    That makes absolutely no sense. <?php // connection stuff $sql = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `Votes`"); $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql); $zelda = $row['zelda']; $mario = $row['mario']; if(isset($_POST['zelda'])){ $zelda++; $sql = mysql_query("UPDATE `Votes` SET `zelda` = '$zelda'"); echo "Voted for zelda successfully!"; } if(isset($_POST['mario'])){ $mario++; $sql = mysql_query("UPDATE `Votes` SET `mario` = '$mario'"); echo "Voted for mario successfully!"; } ?> <html> <head></head> <body> <form action="" method="post"> <?php echo "Zelda has" . $zelda . "Votes"; ?> <br> <?php echo "Mario has " . $mario . "Votes"; ?> <br><br> <input type="submit" name="mario" value="Vote in Mario!"> <br><br> <input type="submit" name="zelda" value="Vote in Zelda!"> </form> </body> </html>
  9. MDCode
    Please post the code here if you expect anyone to help. Not many people will download attachments due to security concerns.
  10. MDCode
    What do you mean by reveal? Are you using a input type of text instead of password? Anyone can edit your html with add-ons to browsers
  11. MDCode
    It's not too clear as to what you want but you can try: <!-- Submitting form --> <form onsubmit="document.getElementByName('name of whatever field').value = ''"></form> <!-- Clicking button (Also works on links) --> <input type="button" onclick="document.getElementByName('name of whatever field').value = ''" />
  12. MDCode
    Right from your source code <div id="left-header"> /* <img src="images/information.gif" width="16" height="16" align="absmiddle" alt="" border="0"> */ <img class="float-left" src="Pictures_Other/sarcm_logo.png" alt="new picture" border="0" width="240" height="150" /> </div> /* */ is not an html comment (<!-- --> is) and is making the first thing the user see is a random square next to your banner. I'm not too sure what the random picture of an airplane in the bottom left of the page is doing? Does it serve a purpose? Your member's area doesn't work btw.
  13. MDCode
    $_SESSION variables are set until the user "logs out." It will be available on every page of your site.
  14. MDCode
    if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] === "POST") { This would work better since IE has problems with submitting.
  15. MDCode
    Just use uniqid()
  16. MDCode
    Php can not change URL content. I'm not even sure that htaccess will work in this case since I'm assuming you want to use the email located in the URL
  17. MDCode
    Php was made that way. I don't know as to what the reason was.
  18. MDCode
    It's doubtful that anyone will download a file attachment. Please post the code on here instead.
  19. MDCode
    What is this supposed to mean? It will only show even some of the times odd some other? Please explain in depth. Single quoted variables do not get parsed. Change the apostrophe of that echo to a quote.
  20. MDCode
    It is not easy starting off if you have little experience in other languages. All you need is practice
  21. MDCode
    Creating the SESSION is a bad idea because you're basically logging the user in without even validating them (unless you unset all variables at the end). Please post AccountCreation.php I'm sure it is not that complex.
  22. MDCode
    If you header, it is not possible. Try using a function, that way you can stay on the same page, and use the code in your AccountCreation.php // Get a key from https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin/create $publickey = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; $privatekey = "xxxxxxxxxxxxx"; # the response from reCAPTCHA $resp = null; # the error code from reCAPTCHA, if any $error = null; # was there a reCAPTCHA response? if(isset($_POST["recaptcha_response_field"])) { $resp = recaptcha_check_answer ($privatekey, $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"], $_POST["recaptcha_challenge_field"], $_POST["recaptcha_response_field"]); if ($resp->is_valid) { // if by function RegisterUser(Your 20 variables each separated by a comma); } else { # set the error code so that we can display it $error = $resp->error; echo "Error captcha incorrect"; } }
  23. MDCode
    mysql_query does not do anything but execute the query. If you wish to display anything I suggest look into mysql_fetch_assoc, mysql_result, mysql_fetch_array, and echo.
  24. MDCode
    If that method is not working (which it should), why not just use: if(empty($field01) && empty($field02)) { echo '<p class="error">Please enter at least one field</p>'; } else { // whatever }
  25. MDCode
    The reCaptcha is made the way it is for a reason. What you are doing should work. If you mean you want the data from the form, to be submitted to the page after the header, you need to add variables to the URL Header("Location: http://mydomain.com/AccountCreation.php?user=blah&name=blahblah&yea=totally"); die;
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