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The installer is known to have issues from what Ive heard (I don't use windows though). Use the zip package as I suggested earlier.

Obviously you need to use ranges of ip addresses that are valid then.

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Then post your code and an explanation of your issue. Seriously, I'm not sure it can be explained any simpler.

In all seriousness, people aren't really going to test your code unless they are interested in using it. Have you got it hosted in a public location? Places like http://github.com are awesome for open source projects because it easy for others to join in and help, they don't call it 'social coding' for nothing. Still though, the open source movement is actually a pretty competitive place, if your code is average then there is better out there and no one will use it, if it's not an original idea no one will use it. It's pretty difficult to get projects off the ground. Bottom line is, no one will test code unless they have interest in using it. You need to find people who are interested in actually using your code, where you start, I'm not sure. Like I said, it's a competitive market but I would start with at least making it accessible (if you haven't done so already).

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QuickOldCar is right. You need to concatenate the results together. (note the .= operator) $display .= "<a href='myphotos.php?pid={$myrow['pid']}'>{$myrow['name']}</a><br>"; Your html wasn't valid either so I fixed that as well.

Too many of these and mods / admins will remove the links because they smell of spam.

What steps exactly did you take to install php? Use the zipped package, not the installer.

Where is $loggedin defined?

Its not rocket science. ob_start() goes before any output, and the rest goes after it. If you cannot understand that I would seriously reconsider spending your time learning php.

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On windows you should be able ti simply un-comment the line relating to the php_zip.dll extension within your ini file then restart the server.

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These same question get asked here over and over again. Have you tried searching the forum? Or even Google? It's a VERY common question.

You mean Javascript? That would require Ajax. We have an Ajax board here.

ob_start() goes before any output, and the rest goes after it.

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Obviously you missed the sticky? http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/php-applications/this-board-is-not-a-code-repository!

As I said....

Looks like half of your example code must have been for connecting to GMail. GMail uses different ports. Generally, the smtp port is 25.

ok i did and all data have shown and it even send the email to it's destination but it doesn't insert data in the database from the place where it is placed now. Show us exactly what the query looked like (eg copy and paste it).

Remove the second wget from your crontab line.

I seriously don't see how anyone can be put in charge of a reseller account without server administration experience. That is all I have to say on the matter.