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  1. Gawd. So simple. Thanks! I got stuck on the header() function. But the meta refresh worked great.
  2. Here's the scenario: A survey that asks your birth date. Once it figures out your age it then goes to a different page depending on your age and opens up another survey. What is the best way to do this with PHP? Thanks in advance
  3. Thanks for the replies. I used the $array2 = array_map('trim',explode(',', $line2)); and it worked. However the spaces in the example were my fault, It was last and I was tired. The data was actually coming from a Excel exported CSV file. When I looked at it in a plain text editor, I couldn't see any spaces. Would the fact it came from Excel have anything to do with it? Or because array[8] was at the end of the line?
  4. The code below isn't working, so I guess an IF statement shouldn't be used. Can someone tell me what I should be using? $line2 = "TX, first, last, email, phone, zip, address, city, flooring_hardwood_install"; $array2 = explode(',', $line2); if ($array2[8] == "flooring_hardwood_install") { $trade = '51' ;} Thanks so much.
  5. Fenway, Sorry, I honestly read "Look it up first..." as "look it up first in the forum then post the question".  Like I said I really appreciate the resource that this forum and phpfreaks.com is.  I'm slowly teaching myself PHP and mySQL and I've only posted 7 times because I usually find the answer first. I hope one day to be knowledgeable enough to post some answers.
  6. Thanks.  I had looked it up first, or I wouldn't have posted the question.  My search brought me to this thread.    I appreciate the help in these forums, and I appreciate the time people take to answer questions, and I appreciate the fact that the same question can get asked over and over again.  But do you have to be a jerk?  You're a moderator, right?  Isn't part of your job to help?  At least point me in a direction - like "try searching for --- "
  7. My problem is similar to this.  I have a database that I'm using to store my portfolio.    When a user clicks on one of the logos I designed they go to a gallery page that shows the logo as a larger image.  Then I would like them to be able to navigate to the next logo while in the gallery page by clicking "next" or "previous".  But the next record may not be a logo, it might be a newsletter.  I have a field for 'category' and there are 3 categories - logo, communication and web. So how would I get the next record that where category = 'logo'?
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