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Joe Haley

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  1. You don't. Maybe, MAYBE with javascript. (thats out of my range of knoledge) Browsers engrain posts to the server in the history. Cannot remove this with PHP. You could, however, use the "get" method of transmiting data as opposed to posting it.
  2. Lets disect this, shall we? Creating an Array [b]$pages = array(   'main'  => '[/b] An array with an element 'main' that has literal code for a value [b]    include "../inc/config.php"; $query = "SELECT * FROM `thumbs` ORDER BY id DESC"; $result = mysql_query( $query ); if ( !$result ) {[/b] a quote in the literal code we are settign the value of main to, breaking back into script. [b]  // replace this with your own error code -- one that doesn't display the query[/b] ... further in the script, a syntax error [b] echo '</tr></table>'; ', // main page[/b] I dont know what you are trying to do here, but i can say one thing: You code is a MESS.
  3. if ($s['$loop'] == Lavish) && ($time == $loop) Should be if (($s['$loop'] == Lavish) && ($time == $loop) ) Missed a set of brackets on all conditions.
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