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Again, do you have a domain?

You should only need to use stripslishes when inserting if your server is poorly configured.

For it to not go straight to the trash you will need a valid domain.

The hosts file has nothing to do with Apache. Can you ping develop.lcl ?

You shouldn't need to use stripslashes on data coming out of your database. If you do, there is something wrong with the way you are putting the data in.

You won't be able to send mail to the outside world without a valid domain. You might, but it will just go to trash. If your simply wanting this for testing purposes I would recommend uninstalling sendmail and installing ssmtp. ssmtp will allow you to use a remote mail server such as that provided by your isp or Gmail to send mail. It is a drop in replacement for sendmail.

CMS's are typically a little more complex than a simple copy and paste script. I'm really not sure what you want. If your looking for something that simple, write it yourself.

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Of course you have to configure it, it doesn't configure itself. Have you got a domain name?

Your kidding right?

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That is because you can't echo an array.

Wordpress is pretty easy to implement your design into.

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Nothing. The braces are how you pass a selector to the jQuery object. If your not passing in a selector, you don't need them.

You sure your not overriding the $username variable somewhere along the line?

And the problem is?

You might want to post some relevant code in the relevant board.

Agreed. It's a very poorly designed application/framework. It's just a shame it works so well and is so easy to customize.

Maybe your looking for include, but that's the last guess I'm going to make.

Your markup should be a list. Tables are not meant for such data.

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Your post makes little sense. Can we see some relevant code?

Are you sure $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] is even populated? Can you see nay data in the hidden field when your view source?

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