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Why don't you tell us what the error message is instead of having us play guess?

Having database columns such as col_1, col_2, col_3 etc etc wreaks of poor design. I would start there. Google some tutorials on "Database Normalisation" because as it stands your database design is terrible and your code won't make it any better.

That will get you banned. I suggest you contact your host and ask them if you have shell access.

The script is encoded, you will need to contact the vendor.

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Shell access button? You generally access the shell via an ssh client. You may however have some web based shell emulator that will suffice (this sounds like what your looking at). Login via that and execute the appropriate commands.

Upload to where?

You need shell access to be able to do this. Either that, or create the database locally, then make a dump of that. You should have some method of importing a database from a dump available through your control panel.

There are lots of different ways of doing it and lots of tutorials on the subject. Why dont you google for some Ajax tutorials or have a look at jQuery's Ajax documentation and come back when you have a more specific issue?

You shouldn't mix your code into your markup. There are frameworks around these days that support unobtrusive JavaScript allowing you to attach events to elements by selecting those elements using CSS selectors. jQuery is probably the most popular of these frameworks, check it out.

'body footer'

You could aslo use it divide applications up. For example, you could install a wordpress blog into ~/your-server-root/blog then access it via http://blog.yourdomain.com

Spaces are not valid within a url. Get rid of them.

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I use vim which does a good job of helping with indentation. IDE's generally get in my way.

When Web 3.0 becomes official? The web doesn't have versions. The idea is ridiculous.

You'll need to be allot more specific. Where exactly are you stuck?

I generally use the Zend Coding Standard, though at work we use a slight variation of it. As long as you keep your code consistant you'll usually be pretty right.

You might want to have a read of this: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=323280.0

There likely isn't one. You would use Google api to retrieve data, then JavaScript to create the auto suggest. A big part of programming is learning to put different pieces together. Searching for specific tutorials will be a very long and slow process.

So join the two concepts together.

I don't know what else I can do. “ and " are not the same and the first one is NOT valid in php.

Again, look at the last quote. Ip address: " . $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] . “ should be: Ip address: " . $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] . "

The error is quite self explanatory. You need to post some relevant code.