ebk

whats the xml you're using look like?

When you attempted to run the query, the syntax of the query was bad and the function returned false. Somethings weird with your query.

Neither of those two values being displayed depend on $evnt_cat existing prior to you using something. It is not going to work as you currently have it. Check in the source document for prior locations of $evnt_cat and note how they are used. Copy those segments over to the destination document as well. I cannot guarantee that this will work and highly doubt it will anyways. It is, however, a thing you could do if you wanted to try something.

first off, that... is a scary chunk of code there. second, the variable `$evnt_cat` has not been declared before you attempt to use it and since your server has error_reporting turned off, you could not see the error it wanted to throw. the page you took that bit of PHP from (source document) was set up to allow you to use the part of code you had (the 'snippet' of code). the document you're attempting to paste that snippet into (destination document) has not been set up the same way. unfortunately, what you're trying to do is not possible without rewriting a large part if not all of the destination document.