Jessica

It would have taken you less time to try it, than to post and wait for an answer. Yes.

The line above it is missing the ; on the end.

You need to post some more of the code before it, and put the code tags around it.

... Your example is a "small snippet."

Are you asking for help with this tutorial, or posting it saying you wrote it?

What? That doesn't make any sense. You ran the query I wrote and they all changed to -1282? What datatype is the field?

Seems like overkill...Just add the offset... if you add a negative number, it subtracts. $time = time()+(3600*$offset); if offset is negative, it will subtract. I just tested it with this: <? $bar = '-5'; $foo = 100; print $foo+$bar; ?> And it printed 95. You're doing way too much work for simple math.

That's what I'm saying, I have used them for over two years and never had trouble upgrading an account, or getting service. They weren't a bitch to deal with for me, as opposed to MediaTemple where you have to wait three days for a response to an urgent bug. Did you actually call GoDaddy, or is it the client who had trouble doing this?

What is on lines 1-6? In the future, you need to post code AND errors. We can't do much with only one or the other.

UPDATE my_db set cst=cst-1 WHERE cst != '0'

Use a timestamp, and subtract 5 hours, then convert to a string using date()

No, but as you've pointed out already those are owned by the same people who own php freaks. Whether or not they are good was not what the poster asked, he asked about GoDaddy. Saying it's like Angelfire is pretty extreme, considering they're very reputable and reliable. I'm not sure what you were trying to do that "sucked". I'm able to register a domain, get hosting, and have a site public in 20 minutes using them. They even offer PHP 5, something I don't know of many others doing. Do the ones you mentioned? If so, that's cool. rantsh, you could just get their 3.99 and try it for a month. If you don't like it, you've only lost $3.99, oh noes! :-P It'd be the best way for you to really find out if it will work for you.

You can't respond to the posts :) You leave contact info and people contact you that way. Or try getafreelancer.com (I've said that like 60 times today, but it's easy to find cheap help on there.)

What happens if you just do: print sin(deg2rad(1)); Does that work? The sin of 1 degree, is very small, right, it's almost 0, yeah? (or is that cos?) So it should print a very small number. You may have to format it in order to get it to look right.

You could always write your own ;)

I don't know flash, or I'd offer to help more. Best of luck.

"I would LOVE to use something other than Firefox, but nothing else has support for the extensions I love. " Flock?

Wtf? So no one who uses GoDaddy could possibly know what they're doing? I have tried many hosting companies, even used my own server in a datacenter, and I still think GoDaddy is one of the best hosting companies out there. Best of all, they have 24/7 phone support and they fix problems immediately. I have been using them for years with no problems.

When you did phpinfo() it prints out a bunch of settings, along with their defaults. Find ones which are not default

Get your money back.

put them in an array and use sort().

No, you have to format them the way I posted. It's YYYY-MM-DD HH:ii:ss. 2007-01-27 23:59:59 not 02/11/07 23:59:59 just add another AND on the end.

try starting at 1 instead of 0?

Did you tell them their code doesn't work? If they can't get it to work, geez.

What if you do this: <?php $foo = '<p>Order processed</p>'; print $foo ?> (note, the lack of the closing ; - try this one) Also, check through your phpinfo - what settings are different from default? You can try looking those up, see if any are causing problems?