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Jessica

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  1. You need to explain: - What *exactly* you want to happen - What *does* happen - What you have done to troubleshoot it. And only post the RELEVANT code, using code tags.
  2. So he hasn't been around yet? So weird
  3. if($avscore){ echo $avscore; }else{ echo 'NULL'; } or echo (($avscore) ? $avscore : 'NULL');
  4. Look it up. If you need help with software you didn't write you need to post in our third party forum.
  5. Read what he wrote. Do you know what eval does?
  6. For the record, java is not Javascript. Two different things. Are you loading the page via AJAX?
  7. You need to end the row BEFORE starting a new one. You're ending the new row you just created.
  8. Requinix pointed out your problem already though.
  9. No the other one that says both header and image in it.
  10. Well try something and then we can help. You need to make an effort
  11. If you want to do PHP development and your development environment is not working, I would make that priority # 1
  12. Comment out the image header line and browse to the file. What does it display?
  13. Go read the manual on variable scope. And "return". And turning on error reportingz
  14. You use escape_string on each variable, not the whole query. However, you should really look into using PDO instead.
  15. And why can't you use sequential numbers? You know what looks even better in a URL? a name. People can't remember a 7 digit number. (Edit: that has no significance to them. And even if it does they usually can't. Ask any husband.)
  16. Why don't you post your *actual* code and input, rather than trying to simulate it.
  17. You are giving your users a PHP file to edit? Very dangerous.
  18. Plus, the most effective way to find out "does this do that?" Is to... Do it.
  19. You shouldn't be letting the user add columns to a table!
  20. Are you actually creating a subdirectory for each shop and then copying your PHP files into it? That is *NOT* the way to do it. You should probably be using mod rewrite for this.
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