Jessica

I think that because you haven't articulated that you HAVE a project to work on, all you've said is you want to talk to people. You don't want to put in several months of work to attract people, you just want to talk to people now. I wasn't saying it as an insult. I also didn't start a new thread, I replied to Kevin. Honestly, YOU make no sense.

I don't think he has any ideas he wants to get off the ground. I think he just wants to talk.

You probably need at least 10 posts to post in that section, there are many things a user cannot do until they have 10 posts, to try to cut down on spam.

the superglobal $_COOKIE array contains all cookies. The manual is always a good place to look: http://us1.php.net/cookies

Thanks for posting it here so the next person who has this problem can use your solution! I'll go ahead and mark this solved for you. (If I understand the question, the answer is mysql_last_insert_id())

Because it's his homework.

This forum is for help with code you wrote. If you need it written for you, post in the freelance forum. Edit: Also, we don't do homework.

Christian is 100% right, it's annoying and pointless. If you do a jQuery sort that fades away at least it doesn't require the user to deal with it. BTW, Clients never know what they want, and usually when they do, they're wrong.

How about you post your actual code.

Find what's different between the servers.

Why did you add $row?? Come on...

If null will evaluate to false. You need to check if something is equal to null.

Use <?php echo not <?=. *smh*

You need to use full tags not short ones.

That's fine, I'm just saying 2 days is a very unrealistic deadline. When you get some code started and run into problems, post it here and we can help. Good luck.

This forum is for help with code you wrote, not finding you tutorials. You won't create a good impression by saying you can do something that you have no idea how to do. By all means learn PHP, but you're not going to create a good finished product in 2 days when you don't know PHP. If your boss really asked you to do something you don't know how to do and gave you a deadline of TWO DAYS to create a web application, find a new job. Cause that's some crazy shit.

You have 2 days to do a project you just decided to do to learn a language? Or, you didn't do your homework? Try google.

Those would just be links. The code that gets the content for the page is where you'd change the date.

Does it work if you just use $_POST without filtering it? Start simple and then add stuff, one bit at a time, until it breaks.

You cannot "fully understand" PHP without interacting with a database. PHP and MySQL really go hand in hand, especially when you're talking about storing data. But yes, you can store data in a file. You can find many tutorials on file read/write if you google it.

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I don't think anyone thought you were being rude, just unclear. Barand is great at writing these types of SQL queries, I'm sure he'll be able to help.

*smh* Whatever.

This sounds like a third-party question, so I'm moving it there. Check "Expression Engine"'s website and documentation as well.

Well, at first I just meant the part about debugging SQL. Now I think you need to read all the links.