Jessica

id member_viewed visitor_id The visitor_id should be 0, not the id.

$this->load->database(); Look there.

Do you have any other style on the page? I think tables are block by default so you may have something else messing them up,

That's EXACTLY WHAT MOD REWRITE DOES

Try adding a style that makes the tables display as block elements. table{ display: block; }

Really? If I was a client and found out I was being charged more because the developer was going to need to spend time learning the technology I would be looking for another developer. there are plenty of developers around who do know typo3, why pay someone who doesn't? If you agreed to the increased rates, why not? I have a few clients I bill outrageous rates for because I don't really want them as a client, but it's not worth it to fire them yet. They know the rate, they could hire someone cheaper.

YES. Has no one done this yet?

Probably, thanks!

Didn't someone have a link to another site with ideas for projects?

And what everyone is telling you is that Facebook does not create an actual PAGE for each of them. The information is all stored in a database and displayed via ONE php script. The URL is only made to LOOK like a directory.

WAAAAY too much code dude. Before the insert, do a print_r() on the title variable, and show us what it says.

The feature was disabled during software upgrade, it will be back eventually.

Exactly, the username should only be stored in your users table. All other tables should reference the user ID, which will NEVER change,

1. This doesn't have anything to do with searching. 2. How do you plan to hover over something that is hidden? Are you trying to say you want to display an abbreviation, and when it's hovered over, display the long version?

That doesn't make sense, a view is a view. If I view the video 5 times, I did just that. That's different than wanting to VOTE 5 times when you are only allowed one vote. YouTube isn't reporting unique views, it's just views.

I just told you the solution... If you need to hire someone to do it for you, we have a separate forum for that.

You'll need to add "/home/content/84/9441384/" to your include path. Why don't you ask the developer who wrote it to help you with the migration?

I'd go with Red or Green (not both) as a primary color, and keep the blue accents. It looks like a spam-site landing page. You know one of those "search pages" with links, on a domain that got snatched up. The tweet at the top says "Contains 542 different stopwords or noise words!" What does that mean? I would try changing the font size difference between a header and text to be much more different. (larger headers). Categories/Tags especially in a cloud.

You have way too many random { and }. Turn on error reporting.

You'd want to add a list of the fields which are allowed to be blank, in an array, and then pass it to the function. Then when you check each form variable, also check that array to see if it's in there.

This isn't going to cause an error, but it's just not good programming: ("$localhost","$username","$password") Should be ($localhost, $username, $password) No need to put them in strings, it takes longer to process when you do (it's a small amount but if you do that for every string variable it matters). What IS causing your error is that you've done it with single quotes for your DB name. mysql_select_db('$mydatabase') or die($connect_error); You are literally connecting to $mydatabase not the value stored in $mydatabase. Change to mysql_select_db($mydatabase) or die($connect_error);

Don't make the variables global. It's not matter of using the keyword or not, it's a matter of not doing it. Your function declaration should look like: function post($title, $content, $time, etc....){

So you tried doing $_SESSION = array(); in your logoff script? What he was talking about is not relying on a COOKIE for determining if someone is logged in, but only using the SESSION (which is stored on your server, not in a database). You shouldn't check if the cookie is set, you should check the session. It's that simple.

Just because you CAN do something doesn't make it a good idea.

Ah, I saw the one extra one was gone and didn't see the new one. I think OP should abandon the ternary operator for this.