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Any ideas? You haven't told us the problem.

Strings need to be surrounded by quotes in sql, integers do not. Complex structures (like arrays) should also be surrounded by {curly braces} when within double quoted strings. $result = mysql_query("UPDATE new_line_test SET data = '{$_POST['datatoenter']}' WHERE ID = 1") Also, you should not place user data directly into your queries as it leads to all sorts of security issues. Run $_POST['datatoenter'] through mysql_real_escape_string first. $data = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['datatoenter']); $result = mysql_query("UPDATE new_line_test SET data = '$data' WHERE ID = 1")

This is exactly what nl2br was designed to do. New lines are invisible characters. Try it and see.

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What is a container?

You should do your comparisons in your query, not in PHP.

What is the problem? The only part your wrong about is that nl2br doesn't replace newlines with <br /> tags, it simply inserts <br /> tags after newlines.

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It type casts $comments to an array. ie; Forces $comments to be of type Array. See http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.type-juggling.php#language.types.typecasting

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We are not here to supply people with code. Do you have an actual question?

We can't help without seeing relevant code.

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Do you meen one MySql account for each site user?

It can't be accessible from outside (private), but you can still use it from within the class.

Start by searching through all the code for the function definition.

Hmmm, I didn't even scroll down that far. Still, I'm amazed you bothered reading the code with the indentation the way it is.

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So, with that out of the way, where is uploadPhoto() defined?

I think you mean to say are case sensitive. No, I meant what I said. Functions are not case sensitive in PHP.

functions are not case sensitive in php. uploadphoto is not defined.

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As for your issue. You cannot use $this within a static method. This line: $this->db = new database($db_host, $db_name, $db_user, $db_password); belongs within your __construct().

So, a few posts ago I asked you to show us the source. You still haven't. If you ask for help you should read the replies. Also, not that you cannot call session_start after sending out. Turn error_reporting on and you will see your php code produces errors.

You have already posted an example that you said did work.