Daniel0

If nobody responds it's because nobody knows or because you phrased your question poorly. Bumping won't fix any of that. Of course it's all explained in our rules, so you already know that

$mins = 133; $hours = (int) ($mins / 60); $minutes = $mins % 60; echo "{$hours} hours, {$minutes} minutes";

That is part of the new design.

I've been running Vista since it was released and I've never had any issues with it. If you're getting viruses or spyware you're just stupid (see CV's post). It's that simple. The other day I decided to install a spyware checker just for fun. It found one so-called "tracking cookie" from Doubleclick.com or whatever it's called. I don't regard the UAC thing as a valid argument because it can be turned off. Moreover, if you constantly get prompted you're doing something wrong. Normal day-to-day usage shouldn't result in a UAC prompt unless the software you use is poorly written. Next we have memory consumption. I don't know about you guys, but I buy my RAM with the intentions of using it. Unused RAM is wasted RAM. The reason why it uses more RAM than XP is that it caches a lot of things, but it gives it back if other programs need it. Vista got some bad reputation because driver and software vendors were too slow to release upgrades, so in the beginning there was some BSOD issues and software compatibility issues. There was also some confusion about the stickers that were put on computers. Basically, Microsoft had a different opinion than the consumers about what constitutes "working" and being "capable". Those two stickers would mean that it can run the core functionality, but without all the bells and whistles. Only the "certified" computers could do that. When you say that "Microsoft products just plain out sucks", what do you base that on? Vista sucks, but you don't use it. Okay. It sucks because some people shouting loud say so and because it's different and I don't want to adapt. Zune is pretty good, Bing is not too bad either and IE is getting much better. There is not even any competition between MS Office and OO.o as far as I'm concerned. I hear people saying that Visual Studio is a great IDE well, and Windows 7 is generally regarded as a very good and stable OS although it's a only a release candidate. Then there are their research groups out of which come interesting products such as Surface. Yeah, I'd say they suck as well.

You also need to call session_start() on the login page.

Because when setting $_SESSION['user'] = $user, the variable $user is never defined thus it'll always evaluate to FALSE. Also, please take a look at this function (though it is unrelated to this particular problem): mysql_real_escape_string

A regular if statement within the loop should do the trick.

Well, then remove them. You were the person who added it... $msg .= "You have transferred <b>" . number_format($Pamount) . "</b> points to <b>$username</b>.<p />";

Well, then what do you want?

$msg .= "You have transferred <b>\"" . number_format($Pamount) . "\"</b> points to <b>$username</b>.<p />"; Like that?

Or use single quotes.

what looks downright i dont see anything down right and why call me stupid is this how u guys threat newbies Huh... what? You're asking for critique and I'm telling you that I think it looks stupid to dump a fecesload of links on the front page. What does that have to do with being a newbie? Besides, I never said you are stupid. Maybe you would want to read what I actually write.

Okay, now I know exactly what's wrong, and fortunately I know the solution as well: Wave your magic wand three times in a counter-clockwise direction while shouting your name backwards.

Plus it looks downright stupid (no offense).

I might also want to add that doing "" . $_SESSION['url'] . "" is completely redundant. You're appending and prepending empty strings?

Can't you cache the results somewhere so you only have to make two requests once and then only one time for all subsequent times?

From the man-page of useradd

Because !isset($_COOKIE['tuesday']) evaluates to TRUE.

INSERT into users VALUES (NULL, 'Array', 'Array', CURDATE(),1,0,'Array') Executes fine for me on that table.

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As a search engine vendor, you ought to know that keyword stuffing is generally frowned upon and that the other search engines usually respond to this with a ban You also seem to be having an encoding issue on the result page.

Could you post the output of SHOW CREATE TABLE recept; ?

Another thing, try to run these queries from phpMyAdmin or the MySQL console: SELECT 'CURDATE()'; and SELECT CURDATE(); and tell me the difference in return values.

Forgot the quotes... $Leg1 = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['AX1']); mysql_query("INSERT INTO scores (Leg1) VALUES ('".$Leg1."')");

Put it in quotes and do remember to use mysql_real_escape_string.