Jessica

Read the forum rules before you post again. http://www.phpfreaks.com/page/rules-and-terms-of-service

Moving this to the right forum. (based on OP's post, this is an application design issue IMO) You should post the relevant code only, in code tags. (The <> button).

Did you stop the process through Xamp? When you shut down your computer it should stop.

Anyone tried Tonic? The docs seem very lacking. A friend suggested I check it out for a project he needs help on, but I thought it was pretty... Lacking.

yeah, text is not PDF output.

What is the content of that file? It can't have anything output that is NOT pdf.

So, you are expecting to get the data in your constructor. You wrote __construct($data). Yet you instantiate the class this way: $usr = new Users; So... I see your second function which is kind of silly to bother doing that. Obviously something isn't working in the process. Start debugging by printing the values at each point and see where you've lost the data.

So obviously you're not passing it any data. You need to look at the code that implements this class.

You can't change the euros to dollars? Seriously.

Too bad this internets thing isn't global eh?

That doesn't mean $click is not 0 at that point.

Way to ensure you won't get my help again. This is why I don't usually write actual code for people. They act like assholes even when you give them what they want. Bite me.

So you do have several other users you're following. Try the other query I gave you in place of yours.

Also in the longrun you'll want to switch the order of your JOIN and probably just use INNER. SELECT description, needsusername, datesubmitted FROM needs INNER JOIN follow ON follow.followname = needs.needsusername AND follow.username = 'Your username here'; Is what I think you'll need based on your posts.

You do still need to limit that query to your follows. In phpmyadmin or mysql command line run SELECT * FROM follow WHERE username = 'Put your username here'; - what do you get?