simcoweb

I can't believe I forgot the $'s.

So you want it to just display ALL instances of Duct Tape as one item in a list?

if((a == b) || (b == c)){ echo "execute your code here"; } else { echo "nothing equalled anything"; } if((a == b) and (b == c)) { echo "execute your code here"; } else { echo "nothing matched so nothing done"; }

I would assume you already have people registering as a member on your site? If not, there's no way they'd know who is who.

Try this: <?php include 'database.php'; $sql = "SELECT * FROM userstable"; $results = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); echo "<table border='1'>"; echo "<tr> <th>userid</th> <th>name</th> </tr>"; while($row = mysql_fetch_array( $results )) { echo "<tr><td>"; echo $row["userid"]; echo "</td><td>"; echo $row["name"]; echo "</td></tr>"; } echo "</table>"; ?>

You might want to try it this way: include 'auth.php'; if (isset($_POST['submit'])){ $UserName = $_POST['name']; $Password = $_POST['pass']; $Result = Login($UserName, $Password); }else{ $Result = 4; };

You would use an 'if' statement something like: if($_POST['username'] = 'admin') { header("Location: adminpage.php"); } if($_POST['username'] = 'staff01') { header("Location: staff01page.php"); } if($_POST['username'] = 'staff02') { header("Location: staff02page.php"); }

I use this for multiple columns that are determined by the number of entries. Modify the HTML output a bit to suit your column headings and it should work. The references to the links, of course, would need to be modified as well: // run query $sql = "SELECT * FROM subcategories WHERE cat_id='2'"; $results = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); // display results $totalColumns = 2; $i = 1; echo "<table border='0' cellpadding='2'>"; while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($results)){ if ($i == 1) echo "<tr>"; echo "<td>"; echo "<a href='getcat.php?subcat_id=". $row['subcat_id'] . "'>" . $row['subcat_name'] . "</a>"; echo "</td>"; if ($i == $totalColumns) { echo "</tr>"; $i = 0; } $i++; } echo "</table>";

Ok, you have this: name="Submit" but in my code I had: name="submit" with lower case S. Change it to uppercase and give it a try.

Well, then let me ask you a question. What is the name of your 'submit' button in your form code?

Simply by changing your query. The WHERE is looking for a value from $division right now. If you change it to $division_id then the value would be passed from the form.

First, create a form that has the checkbox selections. Then you'd build the query to write either to a file or database, your choice. This wouldn't be an 'upload' script. Simply gathering data and storing it.

First, this line is wrong. Your WHERE doesn't match the variable you've named: $sql = "SELECT * FROM `f2007_scheduling` WHERE division='$division' ORDER BY date ASC"; should be: $sql = "SELECT * FROM `f2007_scheduling` WHERE division='$division_id' ORDER BY date ASC";

You can try this: <input style="width:200px;" name="userfile" type="file" id="menu_textbox" value="<? if(isset($_POST['submit'])) echo $_POST['userfile']; ?>">

This line in your form output is missing a double quote and period to close out your value: $output .=" <input type=checkbox name=PICTURES value=".$row['fileName']." />".$row[picTitle]; should be: $output .=" <input type=checkbox name=PICTURES value=".$row['fileName']." />".$row[picTitle].";

Post the code for your form so I can take a look

Insert..you mean insert into a database? You wouldn't need a 'for' loop to do that.

Let me see if i'm clear on your question....you want someone to write the code for you?

You might try doing the query this way: $sql = "INSERT INTO parasite (parasitename, parasitefrom, parasitegenre, parasitedescription, parasiteremoval) VALUES ('$parasitename', '$parasitefrom', '$parasitegenre', '$parasitedescription', '$parasiteremoval')";

Normally those are determined using a set of keywords associated with the pics. Having a database field for either a description or keywords or both would do the trick.

One thing right off the bat: $checkfilename= "select id from $table where file='".$POST['file']."';"; Take off the last "; You duplicated it.

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Might be a silly question, but is your page named with a .php extension?

Couldn't you pass the info like: http://www.yoursite.com/filename.php?item1=bozo&item2=clown&item3=bigtop

Question: Even though they may change order, the question id's or field names don't change. Correct?