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A priority over 'ready made scripts' should be tutorials in my opinion. We need more tutorials!!!

The PDO statement object has a rowCount() method. http://php.net/manual/en/pdostatement.rowcount.php

Besides the fact that your code is obviously from some dated tutorial (your using allot of deprecated functions) what exactly is the issue?

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Have you installed subversion itself?

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You simply need to tell it what smtp server your using.

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You need to check that $_GET['rsTown'] exists before you start using it.

As long as you lock down the Apache users entries within the /etc/sudoers file and limit them to only the commands / arguments you require, I don't see an issue.

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Both send and validate do not sound like Models to me. If that is your question.

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mysql_query() executes queries. The code you have posted is used to loop through the results of a SELECT query. You are executing an UPDATE query which does not return any result resource.

Your not executing that query anywhere. And even if you did, you would need to use a separate SELECT query to display any of this data.

Make sure you have session_start() at the top of your page, then just swap... $kw = trim($_POST['keyword']); $kw = mysql_real_escape_string($kw); For.... if (isset($_POST['keyword'])) { $kw = mysql_real_escape_string(trim($_POST['keyword'])); } else if (isset($_SESSION['srch'])) { $kw = $_SESSION['srch'] // rest of your code goes in here. }

Your executing an UPDATE query not a SELECT query. UPDATE queries are for editing data, not retrieving & displaying it. Really, what exactly are you trying to do?

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Your query is no good also.... $result = mysql_query("UPDATE `codes_update_no_join_1d` SET `orig_code_1` = 'new_code_1', `orig_code_2` = 'new_code_2' WHERE `old_code_1` = 'orig_code_1'") or die(mysql_error());

The error pretty clearly states that there is problems with whatever you are passing to mysql_num_rows() and mysql_fetch_array(). Can we see ALL your code? This is going nowhere fast.

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Obviously some other code is triggering the error then.

[ot] Why would a User extend a mysql? There is no relation at all. [/ot]