jamiemcconnell

I am assuming that you have a list of the search engines you are going to query so... [code] if($submit) {   $searchQry = $_GET['searchQry'];   // Google Search.   $gResults = getResults('http://google.com/?q='. $searchQry .'');   // Yahoo Results.   $yResults = getResults('http://yahoo.com/search?p='. $searchQry .''); } [/code] i also made up a function to grab the page output from the results getResults();

Hi there, It is possible to lock an entire table through a MySQL query this page best explains it http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/lock-tables.html Just dont forget to unlock it again!

You could still use a <select> box... But have a few of them in a row (let me explain). The first one, you could have listing the starting letter of the company. then have an onChange function on the select box to submit that form which would reload the page and display another select box with the categories etc.... The each time the page is loaded just filter the database results using WHERE=$someVar. I am sure there is another way using AJAX to get it to work without having to reload the page, but i havent started to look at that... If you do do this, dont forget to $_POST all the variables in the form otherwise they will be lost on the reload.

Thats true, but the time taken to query the database is extremly fast, and it would only be happening once per user registration. If you did want to have a seperate table for members then you would have to go through each program edditing the code, and i can imaagine there would be alot.

if all of those programs have databases, then i dont see why you dont just loop though each database adding the username/password and any other information to the appropiate tables.