kenrbnsn

Your best way of accomplishing this is via Javascript with AJAX. Ken

Did you try using sessions? Ken

Use sessions. At the start of your first script put <?php session_start(); ?> then right before the header() call, put <?php $_SESSION['url'] = $URL; $_SESSION['type'] = $type; ?> In the second script put <?php session_start(); $URL = $_SESSION['url']; $type = $_SESSION['type']; ?> Ken

You should always validate all user input. At the very least use the mysql_real_escape_string() on any user inputs that are strings and that will be used in a mysql query. Ken

Change <?php $run = mysql_query($constructx); ?> to <?php $run = mysql_query($constructx) or die("Problem with the query: $constructx<br>" . mysql_error()); ?> This should tell you the problem. Ken

The quote symbols in this statement are wrong: <?php $query = "SELECT image FROM identification WHERE id = ‘$id’"; ?> You should be using single quotes: <?php $query = "SELECT image FROM identification WHERE id = '$id'"; ?> Ken

Since you know the files that should be included in your script, the easiest way of doing this would be: <?php $allowed = array('list','of','permitted','files'); if (in_array($_GET['id'],$allowed) && file_exists("path/to/{$_GET['id']}") { include("path/to/{$_GET['id']}"); } else { // // abort mission... // } ?> Another way of circumventing the problem, is not to use the explicit file name in the parameter, but to use an index into an array that holds the allowed include files. Then you would have to check if the key exists in the file. Ken

Please post the code you're using. Ken

What do you mean?

The "@" suppresses error messages and shouldn't be used. Ken

How are you getting these strings? Please post your code. Ken

Nope. According to the PHP Manual entry on variables: Ken

Change your query to <?php $query = "SELECT user_id, AVG($column_name) as my_avg FROM table GROUP BY user_id"; ?> Then in your code you can do <?php $average = $row[' my_avg']; ?> Ken

Functions should return a value to be used, they really shouldn't echo anything, try this instead: <?php function categories() { $tmp = array(); $tmp[] = '<table style="margin:20px;" width="100%">'; $tmp[] = '<tr>'; $tmp[] = '<td>'; $categories = mysql_query('select * from categories'); while ($rowCategory = mysql_fetch_array($categories)) { $tmp[] = "<a style='line-height:20px;' href='?category={$rowCategory['category_id']}'>{$rowCategory['category_name']}</a><br>"; } $tmp[] = '</td>'; $tmp[] = '</tr>'; $tmp[] = '</table>'; mysql_free_result($categories); return (implode("\n",$tmp) . "\n"); } ?> Then both echo examples should work. Ken

What does the function categories look like. Please put your code between tags. Ken

Oops, didn't see that. Ken

A query that looks like SELECT * FROM booking WHERE. 'clientName == 'Sam'' is not correct. Notice the "." after the WHERE and the single quote before the column name clientName and the extra single quote at the end. It should look like: SELECT * FROM booking WHERE clientName == 'Sam' You code to create the query is wrong. It should be <?php $input = "Sam"; $string = "clientName == '$input'"; $table_id = 'booking'; $query ="SELECT * FROM booking WHERE $string"; $test = mysql_query($query) or die("Problem with the query: $query<br>" . mysql_error()); ?> I added the "or die" clause for debugging purposes. Ken

What's in the variable $raw_value? The explode() function returns an array. Please post your code between tags. Ken

What are you trying to accomplish with this code? Since we're seeing only a small snippet of the script, we can't suggest a (possibly) better way. Ken

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Please post a few lines before this one. Ken

You don't have to use a foreach loop at all, just use the implode() function: <?php $letters = array('a','b','c'); echo implode('<br />',$letters); ?> Ken

Here's a simpler way (and cleaner way) of doing this: <?php $tst = array('address_L1'=>'Update Address','intro'=>'About You','profile_image'=>'Add Profile Image','Nickname'=>'Add A Nickname'); $tmp = array(); foreach ($tst as $item => $txt) { if (empty($User[$item])) { $tmp[] = "<li><a href='#'>$txt</a></li>"; } } if (!empty($tmp)) { // if $tmp is not empty a least one of the items tested was empty echo" <div id='items_todo'> <h3>Members Info</h3><br/> <ul>"; echo implode("\n",$tmp) . "\n"; echo"</ul> </div>"; ?> Ken

Please see this reply in another similar topic. It explains everything much better. Ken

Another way: <?php $two = strtotime('+2 weeks'); $date = time(); while ($date <= $two) { echo date('l, F j, Y',$date) . "<br>"; $date += 86400; //86400 seconds in a day } ?> Ken