Jessica

8,604,201. Exactly. If you're just starting out, the project to take on is not a tool for other "noobies".

I have to agree with BlueSkyIS. What happens if you print_r($_POST); before those two lines.

Use an if/else.

Agreed. Did you even try what Pikachu said to do before whining?

No, that's how you're SUPPOSED to do jquery.

I personally would cut out the products_colors_table and products_sizes_table and in my products_table have a field for size_id and color_id. Or one products_options table option_id, option_value, option_type 1, 'red', 'color' 2, 'small', 'size' 3, 'blue', 'color' 4, 'square', 'shape'

I assume user pictures has a user_id field somewhere? You'll have to join the tables. Also, slightly off topic, but if you're going to allow users to join regardless of martial status, you might as well allow gay and bi users. In fact, I'd choose that OVER a site that encourages cheating.

Wrap your code in the document.ready part. Then try putting some content in your div so you can actually click on it.

Where would make sense?

It's probably one of those last else where you didn't put a } in front. Match up all your parens and brackets.

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Then you have an error and you don't have error reporting turned on or set high enough.

The only error I see is you need a space here. echo"there was a problem";

I agree, this is how I've done similar features.

Advice for what? Be more specific.

Before $register = new Register(); try print_r($_POST) to see all your posted variables. From now on, anytime you want to access an array value, check if it's set first. if(isset($_POST['token'])){ ..code here. ETC. }

Before all your echo's, add print_r($row); and show us what it says

Awesome!

Try putting the object in a session.

print_r($_POST);

Did you try removing the code you think handles this?

<select name="gender" value="gender" required="required"> <option>Man</option> <option>Woman</option> </select> Is incorrect. Selects do not have a value attribute. The option should have a selected attribute. <option selected="selected">Man</option Apply to all your selects.

No where are you calling "_booking_form"