Jessica

You're right, clearly we've all been doing it wrong for a decade. Your way is clearly much simpler. Let me know when you come up with the genius new way to search, filter, and display your data, in your new simple way.

Well that's pretty much the MAIN thing PHP is used for, and there's a million tutorials showing it. There's a link in my signature that goes over debugging SQL, the manual has dozens of examples...

It shows you on the jQuery page. http://api.jquery.com/submit/ I didn't read the whole thread, I'm just clarifying that one point. It says right at the top:

OR trigger the event. If you call submit() with NO argument, it triggers it.

.... What? Why would you add something to the URL? Look, on every page you should be checking if they're logged in anyway. Just add an update query right after that.

Did you look up the manual page on foreach? The Iteration name can't be the same as the source array.

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WHERE.

I think OP is an English speaking troll who is translating his posts into 4 other languages before going back to English to post it here.

Did you even bother to google this?

Why would you do that?

What is the question?

Have a field in the users table that stores the time stamp of their last activity. Update it every page load. If its > 5,10, whatever minutes old ... They're offline.

use trim and strlen.

Is minibbs a third party app? Did you check with them?

if(isset($_GET["search"])){ $search = $_GET['search']; } else { null; } This does nothing useful. You could use a ternary. $search = (isset($_GET["search"]) ? $_GET['search'] : null;

Once again. A clear problem.

We can't read your error messages when you post them like that, you realize that right? At least now there's your query. There's clearly a big problem with it, if you can read it.

Rather than echoing, turn that section of code into a function. When you get to an error, return the string. Then echo that one string.

http://bit.ly/MGlvQg

You're going to have to fix it everywhere you were using the + sign. Do that, and post your updated code and errors.

$sqlSearch = $sql + $sqlCondition; Why do you keep trying to add strings? In PHP concatenation is with the .

I guess the question is does OP see his site properly at the www url, or what? Because that's the impression I got, which would indicate he does have an index.php and php is working.

Christian, did you actually go to http://domain.com? I'm pretty sure the OP doesn't actually own domain.com. If he did, he'd probably know how DNS works.

mod rewrite