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Use proper tags. <?php echo $_SESSION['item_description']; ?>

There has got to be thousands of tutorials out there covering these exact subjects. Were not here to rite you your own personal one. Where exactly are you stuck?

What is #clickme ?

I'm not sure it has the ability to return false. The manual states, returns 1 always.

There is no way to monitor this remotely. You could continuously hit the port and record when, I wouldn't exactly call it reliable though.

These lines make no sense.... elseif($variable <= $OneBracket12 && >= $OneBracket1): Should be..... elseif($variable <= $OneBracket12 && $variable >= $OneBracket1):

set_error_handler

The first thing you should learn programming php is that it is processed server-side. The best you could do would be to email a link to a page on your server.

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You never did mention what OS your using, but if your just getting started your probably best off downloading a pre-configured bundle like Xampp (Google for it). This will install all the basic software you need. A web server (Apache) PHP A Database Server (MySQL) From there, theres a good book in my signature (Hudzilla) that should get you started.

And the problem is?

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$query = "SELECT * FROM `engines` WHERE name LIKE '$keyword%' AND (languages='au' OR language='en') ORDER BY hits DESC ";

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I'm with AlexWD, use mysql's cli interface, it'll be allot simpler and more efficient.

Getting the data you want through an actual query is always going to be faster than having php do the grunt work.

Remove the () around your table name.

Do not surround $newdbname in single quotes as advised by Vince889, post your code if the problem persists.

You forgot to describe your actual problem.

Look at the examples in the link I provided.

mail.

You are surely aware of the valid address of the form posting to your processing script?

That makes no sense. There is no trick to making variables available from within included files. If they are within scope, they are available. The example you have posted should work fine.

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I had this same issue with Adobe.com once. What ip range are you using for your local network? I found the 192.172.* range to be problematic because even though it is a valid private range, it is very close to some public ranges and adobe must have blocked this traffic for whatever reason. I can't really remember the complete issue now but I only use 10.1.* for internal networks these days.