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Thanks requinix got it working. Went a different way about it but did the trick.

Sorry wrong one...lol. Been playing with a few. StreamTitle='Nat 'King' Cole - The Christmas Song';StreamUrl='&artist=Nat%20'King'%20Cole&title=The%20Christmas%20Song&album=100%20Classic%20Christmas%20Songs&duration=192601&songtype=S&overlay=NO&buycd=&website=&picture=az_2_100%20Classic%20Christmas%20Songs_Nat%20'King'%20Cole.jpg';

Something like this: StreamTitle='Franke Carle - Little Jack Frost Get Lost';StreamUrl='&artist=Franke%20Carle&title=Little%20Jack%20Frost%20Get%20Lost&album=100%20Classic%20Christmas%20Songs&duration=164937&songtype=S&overlay=NO&buycd=&website=&picture=az_80_100%20Classic%20Christmas%20Songs_Franke%20Carle.jpg';

Thanks requinix. Looking in to how to do that, should not be too difficult.

Working on a media player for my website that users can download and listen to without needing to install 3rd party media player. I am having a problem pulling and showing the information from the array. Dim tags As String() = Bass.BASS_ChannelGetTagsMETA(stream) If tags Is Nothing Then ' try http... tags = Bass.BASS_ChannelGetTagsHTTP(stream) End If If Not (tags Is Nothing) Then Dim tag As String For Each tag In tags Console.WriteLine(tag) Next tag End If This is an example of w

Thanks Barand. Yeah I don't think I explained that correctly. table is called songlist with multiple columns but only pulling info from 2 of them . title = song title and artist = song artist. I have multiple song titles with the same name. ie: Jingle Bells sung by different artist. Right now I have it showing all the songs in the list without grouping them together. So once the person picks on a song title in the first box a list of artists shows in the second box who did that song.

Not sure why I am thinking this is so hard but keep getting an error in my code (Visual Basic) Situation: database = xmas table = songlist column 1 = title column 2 = artist I have 2 dropdown boxes being populated box 1 is the title box 2 is the artist When person choses song in box 1 it populates the artist name in box 2 (this part is working) . The problem I am running in to is I need to group all of the songs that are the same to be listed in box 1 but not group the names in box 2 I have(had) select * from songlist group by title

After scratching my head and staring at it for a bit. Figured it out. Need to verify a proper email is entered before continuing. Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim par As String par = "^([0-9a-zA-Z]([-\.\w]*[0-9a-zA-Z])*@([0-9a-zA-Z][-\w]*[0-9a-zA-Z]\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,9})$" If Regex.IsMatch(txtEMAIL.Text, par) Then If txtFULLNAME.Text = "" Then Form6.Show() Form6.Label1.Text = "You must enter your Full Name" ElseIf txtEMAIL.Text = "" Then Form6.

Trying to figure out how to verify if email is an email. txtEMAIL.Text Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click If txtFULLNAME.Text = "" Then Form6.Show() Form6.Label1.Text = "You must enter your Full Name" ElseIf txtEMAIL.Text = "" Then Form6.Show() Form6.Label1.Text = "You must enter your Email Address" Else Form5.Show() Form2.txtFULLNAME.Text = txtFULLNAME.Text Form3.txtFULLNAME.Text = txtFULLNAME.T

Found the issue. Part of a table name was missing, thanks all.

Not sure what I am missing. When submitted gives white page with no submission. Error check is not showing anything. global $userdata, $current_user; $tablename=kudos_table_name(); // Functions to filter user inputs function filterkudoagent($field){ // Sanitize user name $field = filter_var(trim($field), FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING); // Validate user name if(filter_var($field, FILTER_VALIDATE_REGEXP, array("options"=>array("regexp"=>"/^[a-zA-Z-\s]+$/")))){ return $field; } else { return FALSE; } } function filterkudocust($field){ // Sanitiz

Thanks Zane

lol, thanks Barand. I was able to test it and it worked. So now it is bilingual but not Multi at this time. Maybe down the road.

Adding this should work should it not? À-ÿ regexp"=>"/^[a-zA-ZÀ-ÿ-\s]+$/

Then I am in trouble because it never crossed my mind until you brought it up.