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Plenty of jQuery color pickers around.

Lets step back a bit. Why are you creating new pages for each user in the first place? PHP is generally used to make dynamic websites which keep there data within a database, you could use this 'dynamic' technique to serv all your user profiles from a single profile page. Do you think that every time you post a new topic on this board a new page is created?

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Just for fun, I've translated your asp (which isn't particularly well written) to (decent) php. this should make things very simple for you. <?php if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST') { include 'include/myConn.asp'; if (mysql_connect('hostname','username','password') { mysql_select_db('databasename'); } else { trigger_error(mysql_error()); } $id = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['id']); $myTitle = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['myTitle']); $myDesc = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['myDesc']); $myHeader = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['myHeader']); $mySubHeader = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['mySubHeader']); $myPageData = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['myPageData']); $sql = " UPDATE myAbout SET myTitle = '$myTitle', myDesc = '$myDesc', myHeader = '$myHeader', mySubHeader = '$mySubHeader', myPageData = '$myPageData' WHERE id = $id "; if (mysql_query($sql) && mysql_affected_rows()) { header('Location: update-success.php'); } else { header('Location: update-failed.php'); } }

As with asp, php can connect to many different databases. The most popular is MySql though.

There's a good free book in my signature (Hudzilla), take a look at that. It has chapters on handling forms and using databases. I originally came from classic asp (about 6 years ago) and really, the switch should be pretty straight forward.

Title needs quotes around it... echo "<td><a href='Javascript:checkDelete(" . $row['mID'] . ",'" . $row['Title'] . "')'>";

Yes.

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It's pretty difficult to tell exactly how you want this array formatted, but heres my best guess. while ($hunches = mysql_fetch_array($gethunches)) { $days1[] = array( $hunches['day'] => array( NULL,NULL,'<span class="red">' . $hunches['firstname'] . " " . $hunches['lastname'] . "-" . $hunches['dob'] . "--" . $hunches['sex'] . '</span>' ) ); }

Set error reporting as shown and post any error you get.

Why don't you?

I would agree. Sqlite is an awesome little database.

That code is after the code I was talking about. Doesn't look like it would effect the process anyway. To the OP... have you got error reporting enabled? I'm starting to think you may actually be getting a header error, hence its not working. Make sure to always have.... <?php error_reporting(E_ALL) ; ini_set('display_errors', 1) ; ?> while developing.

My code will do the same thing.

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Your post still makes little sense. You do not pass session values through the url. To the op. This part.... if($messages){ doIndex(); // note we have to explicity 'exit' from the script, otherwise // the lines below will be processed: exit; } $messages is not defined anywhere in the script.

That is indeed the only way to create a link. Where exactly do you want the link to go? Your question isn't at all clear.

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You will need to setup a cron job via your server's OS or a scheduled event through MySql. Nothing at all to do with PHP.

Yes.

You keep saving data to the same array index over and over.

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That would be as simple as..... $album = $_GET['album'];

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