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I'm sorry, but your post makes no sense at all to me.

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You say you have some programming knowledge. Take a step back and look at your logic. You are over complicating things. You are checking your paths for a url... why? You know its a url because you have pre-pended your domain name to the head of the string. You don't need any of that, get rid of it.

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Separate the with "\r\n" within the 'header' index.

Read your posts back. Do you really think you have provided enough information for someone to be able to understand your problem and help you?

Those variables are not defined anywhere. I'm really not sure what you think your doing.

We can't help you without seeing the relevant code either.

Where exactly are these variables defined? <div id="wrestler-info"><p><span class="rostername"><a class="biolinks" href="/bio?username=<?php echo $shortName ?>"><?php echo $characterName ?></a></span><br /> Height: <?php echo $singlesheight ?><br /> Weight: <?php echo $singlesweight ?><br /> Hometown: <?php echo $singleshometown ?><br /></p> </div> Assuming of course they are what your talking about.

If the properties are public they are already available.

Where are you stuck?

Functions are used to encapsulate code, using globals breaks encapsulation.

You shouldn't be using globals with functions in the first place.

options is not an array, it is an object. series is however an array with one element, another object. You would need to use.... options.series[0].data.push(point);

This is normal functionality. Databases do not store data in a particular order. You need to use ORDER BY to retrieve data in a specific order, and you should not rely upon an auto incrementing field for sorting.

You might want to mention the framework your using, your post is pretty vague.

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Cool. Now your queries are more vulnerable. I suggest your read kenrbnsn's reply again.

That doesn't really explain anything.

The first thing I would do is start using the complete <?php tags, not just <?. The later has been deprecated. Secondly, remove all the error suppression @ and add some debugging. After doing so, are you getting any errors?

nl2br should be used on the way out of a database. You shouldn't manipulate data on the way in.

Is there a particular reason you need to use PHP for this?

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