Jessica

You (fairly) brought up IE8 to which i commended OP's disregard for it. Jesi stated nobody uses the more "current" IE9, and out of fairness for the OP, I rebutted. Nobody *I* know. You quoted it, did you read it? I don't consider random people on the internet to be people I know. Bottom of the page: And those websites ARE? My point is that those statistics could be skewed. 60k websites is not a large sample of the web. IE9 lacks major parts of html5 and css. IE10 has been in beta for how long now? Over a year? I think chrome and FF been through at least 10 versions since then. You're still not seeing the point. You think that "current" means "meets HTML5 standards". Current means CURRENT VERSION. If you go download IE, you will get IE9 unless you know to look for a beta. Just like if you go download Fx you'll get version 15.

You're the one who brought "usage" and "share" into the question. You didn't answer my question about which version of IE you consider current. I also can't find anything that states on that website exactly where they're getting these numbers. And to re-iterate Adam's point: I think you have a different understanding of the words "ancient" and "current". IE 10 is a beta, and by your own admission not the current version, yet you consider IE 9 to be ancient. You don't see a problem with that?

Ancient huh? So what version of IE do you consider current? So, the site you linked to lists Safari as less usage than IE8 or IE9. Guess you consider that one out of date too?

IE8 is fairly new, I don't know anyone using 9. You should support IE8

What is confusing about it? Why don't you try to write some code, and we can help when you get stuck.

You'll probably need to use javascript, if I understand your question.

Agreed.

http://forums.phpfreaks.com/index.php?topic=200925.0

That seems to be how every newbie thinks variable scope works, so maybe they're onto something there :-P

Did you look at the examples on mysqli_query?

You include the file, I always use require_once It has nothing to do with MySQL - that's a database. Look for some much more basic tutorials

It's nothing to do with files, and has to do with the classes/objects. In that example, if you create a calculator object: You could do $calculator = new calculator(); $calculator->add(); If it's private, you could only call add() from within the object, so it would be like you'd create another method which WAS public, and when you called that, that method did $this->add(); Protected means if you extend the class by having another class like Class myCalc extends calculator{} That class could do $this->add() but you still can't do $calculator->add(); If you still don't get it, try using their example, and running some code with it, and changing private/protected/public to see what you can do with them.

Why are you doing a union? Do you know what that does? Hint: you're seeing the results of it.

Turn on error reporting, you have so many undefined variables, it is impossible to tell what you're trying to do. You'd have seen these problems with error reporting set to all

The part I posted.

$sql = "SELECT ID, Date FROM (SELECT ID, CreateDate AS Date FROM customer" . " UNION SELECT ID, ModifyDate AS Date FROM customer" . " WHERE ModifyDate NOT LIKE '0000-00-00 00:00:00') modification ORDER BY Date DESC LIMIT ". $count; Why are you doing that?

Where is $confirmacc defined?

You need to go change your database credentials now, as you've just posted them on a public forum.

Lol!!!

YES!!! YOU EARN CUPCAKES. The one I was trying to describe is the same company. http://www.eyezmaze.com/grow/RPG/index.html#more

Cupcakes for everyone but Pikachu! Sexist jerk.

In case you really didn't get it, it was a commentary on you missing thing. Lots of sites use math captchas. They're not the most effective, but for a small traffic site, it's friendlier than the random letters/numbers text thing.

I've been reading about sigma meaning a series or summation, but all of the notation examples look different than the one I'm looking at. i 23 (sigma) (pi) How would you interpret this?

Now that's just sexist. Ask my husband if I make sammiches. Go ahead.

How about htmlentities, again on output, with the UTF-8 flag?