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Jessica

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  1. What do you mean by duplicates, it's an update so there's no way for it to create any duplicate data. Do you have indexes on the columns?
  2. There are a lot of parts to a table to style, you can also put styles on the tr and table tags - however, if you're trying to get the cellpadding & cellspacing attributes, AFAIK you will always have to do that in the HTML (or use JS to edit the HTML). CSS cannot do the cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0". You can use margins and padding on the cells but it's in addition to the cellpadding/spacing attr.
  3. Not to be a nitpicker, but you have a typo in this one: http://thorpesystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/number-of-function-calls2.png And this one maybe should say being instead of been http://thorpesystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/number-of-files2.png Just trying to help
  4. You need to ask the question again and make it clear what you're trying to do. Do you want to get the visitor's IP address?
  5. I can watch this show over and over and over and still fall out of my seat laughing. Sounds like you should get a sturdier chair! *cymbal crash*
  6. I can watch this show over and over and over and still fall out of my seat laughing.
  7. Did you look at the examples on this page?
  8. Wait you just have that SQL randomly placed inside your PHP file?
  9. That's just the tip of the iceberg too.
  10. We're moving off of SMF so the mod wouldn't work. I get the idea, but I always just use the unread posts link. I don't go back and read stuff again.
  11. OP: In the start of your post you say $thisyear = '2012' Then your code is $useyear = mysql_real_escape_string($_GET['year']); $templateDIR = "http://www.conferencecenter.edu/conference/old/$useyear"; $_GET['year'] is not the same as $thisyear. So I don't follow. Your whole post is confusing. Narrow it down to the section that doesn't work,
  12. Hide yo kids, hide yo wives, they globalizing e'erybody up in here!
  13. Please don't double post. When you signed up here you agreed to follow the rules. http://www.phpfreaks.com/page/rules-and-terms-of-service If no one has responded yet either no one who can help with your specific problem is around, or no one understood the question.
  14. If that's line 19, we're missing a good 15 lines of your code?
  15. I thought you were talking about the posting user, not the question, and was going with "get in get out" like they posted and ran. *shrug* My classes taught me that college was a waste of time & money. I'm a proud dropout. :-P
  16. Christian, OP asked if there was a difference. The Little Guy's post shows a difference. That's all. Chill.
  17. http://forums.phpfreaks.com/index.php?topic=360863 http://forums.phpfreaks.com/index.php?topic=265172 There's another one where someone was trying to do it all in one line, but this should be enough to get you started
  18. A datepicker has nothing to do with a database, and you would convert the date using PHP.
  19. Sounds like a good project to take on then.
  20. use mysql_error() to find the error. I don't see a problem, is this the actual code?
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