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Jessica

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  1. You can always move. We won't mind.
  2. This went from making little sense to making no sense.
  3. Return exits the function. In your function create an array of the names and return that when done.
  4. That seems more confusing than useful. SELECT MAX(jobidfield) FROM jobs WHERE clientid = 7 Store the IDs as numeric only.
  5. It doesn't make sense. Job ID should be an auto-increment primary key on the jobs table.
  6. You're not checking for errors - see my signature for SQL debugging.
  7. You need to also select the time, then compare if the time the appointment is at is the time you're trying to print.
  8. That's relevant...and probably true. Good for you. /s
  9. You're the one looking for help. Therefore, if people need more information to help you, you are the one who is hurt if you don't give all the information. If I only answer part of your request for help, it only hurts you still. So... get used to it kid. "Jessica, I would past code however I am using Dreamweaver CS5 for the beging of this." The answer IS to stop using Dreamweaver, if you want to do actual development. If you don't have any code, we can't help you.
  10. The PHP Manual goes over how to use all the mysql functions, with detailed examples. Ignoring the fact that you should be using mysqli and you generally don't need to free the result, mysql_fetch_assoc should help.
  11. Step 1: Stop using Dreamweaver.
  12. Obviously there is more he'll need to know about, those were just the first "difficult" topics that came to my mind when reading the project.
  13. That made. No. Sense.
  14. You just said that it displayed what you expected. Now it's null. Again, when you get an error, you should post WHAT IT SAYS. Fortunately, it's easy to guess that it's about $_GET['cat_id']. Which means your URL does not contain a query string parameter with the index of cat_id. So, fix that.
  15. For one, you could tell us what it was. Secondly, did you remove your error suppression?
  16. That's weird, it doesn't seem like that was enough time for you to google those phrases...
  17. Post your code, and we can help. Also, in the future, answer ALL of the questions people ask you.
  18. Data Normalization, which is related to your DB, not PHP. Sessions. Pagination.
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