trq

class $connection{ Should give you an error. class connection { is valid.

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You will need to show us some code I think. I'm still not really sure what exactly your doing from your description alone.

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$sql = "SELECT * FROM orig_codes_1a"; $result = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); // END :: Create query to be displayed as final results of original codes table. echo "<p>$sql</p>";

Use... if (isset($_POST['checkbox'])) { Instead of.... if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {

The variable ($checkbox) used in your foreach isn't defined anywhere is the first thing I see.

Ah, yeah, that'll be your problem. Your using $dbh, (which is a connection object) as the table name in your query (which should be a string).

Why not simply echo your queries?

else $skipped = "Account Skipped: wrong password/email combo, or a login error...\n"; echo $skipped; $echo = file_put_contents($filename, $skipped, FILE_APPEND);

if ($result = mysql_query("SELECT Banned FROM users WHERE username = '$username'")) {

zip_open() expects a string. $zip = zip_open('myzip.zip');

What error?

Does.... echo '<a href="zenphoto/index.php?album=' . str_replace('-s', '-w', $_GET['album']) . '">link name</a>'; help you?

Probably thousands of them, have you Googled?

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.