pocobueno1388

Well...you can do this a couple of ways. You can slice the image up (leaving one slice to where you want the form to go) and put the image as the <td> background, then your able to add HTML right over that slice. OR You could position the form using CSS and/or with a <div>

Please mark this as solved as it was solved on the PHP board.

Woah, talk about a brain fart with the query on my part. Barand - Is there any advantage/difference to doing concatenation with commas rather than periods?

EDIT: Oops, code edited, works now. With REGEX <?php $username = "someUsername"; if (!eregi("[^a-zA-Z0-9]", $username)){ echo "VALID"; } else { echo "INVALID"; } ?>

Try this <?php $query = "SELECT number, MAX(number) AS max FROM Quantity ORDER BY max DESC LIMIT 10"; $result = mysql_query($query)or die(mysql_error()); $num = 0; while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)){ echo "$num - {$row['number']}<br>"; $num++; } ?>

Change your function to this function open_win(songID) { window.open("player.php?songId="+ songID) } Now to call the function, do this <?php $songid=$row['Cid']; echo "<td><input type=button value='Listen' onClick='open_win($songid)'/></td>"; ?>

You cannot set a default value to a TEXT type field. To do it to another type field though, you use the keyword DEFAULT. EX CREATE TABLE Person ( Name text, Age int(3) DEFAULT '0', Sex text )

Where did you define the variable $mailer? You need to initiate the class. $mailer = new yourClassName;

Give this query a try. SELECT p.productnumber, p.productname FROM products p LEFT JOIN cartitems c ON c.productid = p.productid

This topic has already been solved (It was double posted).

Yes, it is. Why don't you just test it?

Your trying to use PHP like it's JavaScript. PHP is a server side language as JavaScript is a client side language. Your going to have to make your danny() function in JavaScript and call it.

You need to use the htmlentities() function www.php.net/htmlentities

Take a look at this tutorial http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,95426.0.html

Give this a try, I'm not sure exactly how you wanted it formatted, but I got everything into separate pieces for you. <?php $lines = "11/12/07.10am.vs Lions|11/13/07.9am.vs Sharks|11/15/07.9am.Practice|11/16/07.10am.Practice|11/18/07.11am.vs Frogs|"; $lines = explode('|', $lines); foreach ($lines as $line){ $line = explode('.', $line); echo "<b>Date:</b> $line[0]<br>"; echo "<b>Time:</b> $line[1]<br>"; echo "<b>Your Team</b> $line[2]<p>"; } ?>

You need to set up a cron job with your host. Usually you can set them up from the control panel. Here is some information on crons http://www.sitepoint.com/article/introducing-cron http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron

Possibly...can't really say without looking at the code.

Hmm...works fine for me both ways. What browser are you using?

I don't understand the problem. Post the CSS.

For you server, you may have to put something other than "localhost". If I remember right, when I used GoDaddy I had to put the actual server. If you browse through the help files you will find what your supposed to use.

That is a user created function that someone wrote up.

It all depends on where you want the variable coming from. If the variable is coming from the URL, you would do $var = $_GET['var'];

$date = date('Y-m-d', strtotime("+10 days")); EDIT: If you want to add days to a specific date, then you can do this <?php $date = strtotime("2007-11-14"); $date = date('Y-m-d', strtotime("10 day", $date)); echo $date; ?>

<?php if ($var == 'a') include "stuffa.php"; else if ($var == 'b') include "stuffb.php"; else if ($var == 'c') include "stuffc.php"; else include "stuffd.php"; ?>

You need to use the in_array() function. So change this line if($years == $year) { To if(in_array($year, $years)) {