Gobbo

(Using Firefox 2) The main content is pushed down a couple centimeters from the heading, whereas the two columns on either side of it are not, which really seems to break the flow of the site. Also, the text for the poll is almost the same colour as the background, making it impossible to read.

<?php if (!isset($_SESSION['user'])) {... ?> 'session_start();' should be placed before this.

What I mean is that all he is saying is what his site is capable of and what it does for the users he plans on getting from these forums, not asking if the site looks good across all browsers, if there are any design problems, or anything like that. To me, this is an advertisement.

This looks more like an advertisement than it does an ask for critiques.

Well, the first thing I noticed was this: <?php $cound = mysql_num_rows($result); if($count == 1) {... ?> You set the variable as 'cound' and then call 'count'.

I can't see where the form is for the update, but what you need to do is take the same variables you used to display the information in the table and, in the <input> tag, put that variable in the value attribute. If you are using textareas, then you need to put the variable inbetween the <textarea> tags.

Both the answer and the comment of how it's one of the best movies of all time are correct.

Well, it's not.

I think I got a quote now... The quote Little Guy gave is from my favorite episode of Firefly (Out of Gas).

Alright, I know what that is, but, as I cannot think of another quote, I'm gonna have to pass. Dang it.

What's the code you use to connect to the database?

Not really; it's your application, you can do with it what you want.

Jacob, 16 years old, Michigan. Started PHP about six months ago, HTML I don't know how long ago. My biggest problem with learning languages is that I immediately get bored with 'em, so I'm tryin' to do my best with my PHP.

If you are using phpmyadmin, you should be able to click 'change' and change it like that, or you can query the database with a command like this: ALTER TABLE `database`.`table` CHANGE `column` `column` TIMESTAMP NOT NULL

You can't just call it timestamp, you have to actually declare that it should be time: timestamp timestamp(14) NOT NULL