Jessica

I'm not sure what text-to-column means, but I deal with .csv a lot and excel has never failed to open one, and automatically convert it to a .xls format with each "column" correct. You can immediately use excel features on the data.

In your query, use LIMIT 5

You know, ManiacDan is probably the best person to have replied next. I suggest you read all the links in his signature. They are all good. And as he stated, "alpha numeric" is not clear at all, neither is your argument that what I suggested is "pre defined". Seriously. Read those links.

Not sure exactly what you mean but you might look at natsort

So, you didn't try the solution that was suggested.

Turn on error reporting;

Specific.

If you search for "rounded corners" you'll see some tutorials on how to have a box with a top and bottom graphic, and unlimited height. You need to break up your image into multiple images. What you're trying to do is not working for a reason - this is still not a PHP issue.

implode for ($c=0; $c < 1; $c++) { What is the purpose of this? A loop that always executes one time....?

I would think a quick way to check is find/replace all include with include_once and see if the problem stops.

Make the background image repeating in the css. You are approaching it from the wrong angle.

No, you do it when you select it, as he said.

This is what CSS is for. Put all the text in a div with a defined width.

On the games list, they don't have Mastermind, one of my favorites to program.

die ('<div class="error">Sorry, No Results Match Your Search.</div>'); But really you should handle errors a little more elegantly.

If they edit it, that won't change the fact that other people saw it first. He should still change it.

<?php function fixed_random($digits) { $range_start = pow(10, $digits-1); // $digits=1, $range_start=0, 2:10, 3:100 .... $range_end = pow(10, $digits)-1; // $digits=1, $range_end=9, 2:99, 3: 999 .... $number = mt_rand($range_start, $range_end); return $number; ?> Not tested, just my first thought.

If they must copy and paste, I'd assume that copying and pasting a version of the table with the explicit inline css would be best. Did you try that? All email clients are different, you won't be able to ensure it works 100%.

Try adjusting the padding and margin on the elements

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=git+gui We are converting from CVS to git at my job, and I am also used to gui but after trying 4 gui interfaces for CVS I just gave in and learned the commands. Now it's easy. git is even easier.

You realize the link inside each of those is identical? Why not create a string for the link based on the page? $link_url = 'image'.$pageNum.'.jpg';

The way it was worded it sounded like a link in the body, not linking a document in the head. I see what you're talking about now. Everything I've read says <link> is not heavily supported for anything other than stylesheets, but if it is working for you then go ahead.

Ah I had to look up \b, that's really useful.

SELECT count(online) as count_online FROM members WHERE online=1

I hope you wouldn't do that, as that's not valid html. The HTML for a link is <a href="url.etx">Link Text</a> . I don't know XML so I don't know if you're accidentally doing XML and calling it HTML. That said, PHP can print HTML, or you can include raw HTML in php. You can't find out how to do it because you're asking the wrong question. <?php echo '<b>This is bold text</b>'; ?> or <?php //Your php code here ?> <b>This is my bold html</b> <?php //more php in here ?>