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I used to use / .. / but since that symbol comes up a lot in regexing html (which is a common thing for people to use regex for, for web dev), I migrated to ~ .. ~

I'm mostly not impressed by it because it isn't hard to make something like that. The 'hardest' part of it is the 'real time' part in which you would have to use some ajax or flash. You could make something like that completely server side with just a submit button to update, in a few lines of code (minus layout, of course).

You forgot closing quote for your query string and closing parenthesis for your mysql_query

$queryset=mysql_query("select * from pictures where setname='$setname'"); echo "<table id='setthumbs'>"; echo "<tr>"; while($rowset = mysql_fetch_array($queryset)){ echo ($c % 3 == 0)? "</tr><tr>" : ""; echo "<td><a href='#' onclick=\"picchange('$rowset[id]')\"><img src='images/s-$rowset[id].jpg' ></a></td>"; $c++; } echo "</tr></table>";

Would help if you tell us what the error is.

SET is a reserved word if you want to use it as a column name, you have to put backticks around it `set` better thing to do would be to change it to a diff column name, as using reserved words is bad practice.

none of those should have failed. Your error is somewhere else.

<<<EOT is heredoc (scroll down a bit) Dunno if that's what you really want, but yeah..

my first guess would be because of the space between 'Nadeem Sarwar'

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That's what the manual would have you believe...

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Be more specific. That code sleeps 1 second for every 100 foreach loop iterations, regardless of how many elements there are in the array. What more do you want it to do?

I see them come up on occasion. Maybe once every 2-4 weeks or so. And even then, they cover a wide range. Questions about OSs, vs. random software vs. hardware. Fixing vs. upgrading vs. Buying new xyz. TBH though, even if there were a lot of questions coming in on a consistent basis, I'm not sure I'd agree to having a forum for that. Our community is for a specific thing: PHP. We allow other things that are related to PHP, depending on how directly they are related to PHP. IMO a 'Computer' forum is stretching it too far. I mean, if we were to somehow (mysteriously, no doubt) start getting a ton of traffic related to dogs, would we make a forum for them? I would hope not... I would agree that computers are more closely related to PHP than dogs, but that doesn't mean it's related enough.

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Are you talking about the form not populating the posted vars? Is that 2nd code above the first code in the script?

yeah, meant 0-9 = 3 chars vs. \d = 2 chars don't really see the point, unless they were to say, make the current \d mean that, and make the current \d something else (so that people can logically know that \d means digit)

eh. I can understand reducing a-zA-Z0-9 to something shorthand but 0-9 would just be reduced 1 character. Don't really see the point.

ah! read your book, I know you got one. It's leftovers from old school times when regex was originally thought to be most useful for sorting through code. The _ used to be part of variable naming convention back in the day. edit: Though I do agree, should have a shorthand for 'real' word words.

Touché

actually, I looked at your first query: $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM city ORDER BY city DESC"); That query is probably wrong. I doubt your table AND column names are both named 'city'

Nothing wrong with your code. Must be one of your queries. echo $sql; in your outer loop, see if it's holding what you expect (the $row vars). c/p it directly into your db, see if it returns expected results.

$adreg = '/^[\w ]{1,50}$/'; win!

fyi putting a ' ' matches a single space, \s matches a space, tab or linebreak.

you aren't allowing for spaces in your class. do $adreg = '/^[a-zA-Z0-9 ]{1,50}$/'; or $adreg = '/^[a-zA-Z0-9\s]{1,50}$/';