MadTechie

it doesn't say that! it basically says Integers over 2,147,483,647 become floats.. but reviewing your code in don't see any integer based problems!

this may help http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/language.types.integer.php see Integer overflow section

why would $_POST[$qf] work ? its a get not a post !

add some debugging ie $sql1 = "INSERT INTO keyword (keyword_id,HeaderID) Values ('$keyword_id','$HeaderID')"; echo $sql1; //debug code

i guess you could do something like <?php session_start(); if(!empty($_POST['cap']) && !empty($_SESSION['Who']) && $_post['cap'] == $_SESSION['Who']) { echo "WOOHOOO CORRECT"; } //Yes i know i could just append .jpg to the key. $input = array("Neo" => "neo.jpg", "Morpheus" => "morpheus.jpg", "Trinity" => "Trinity.jpg", "Cypher" => "Cypher.jpg", "Tank"=> "Tank.jpg"); $Who = array_rand($input); $WhoImg = $input[$Who]; $_SESSION['Who'] = $Who; echo "<img src=\"$randImg\">"; ?> Who is that ? <form method="post"> <input type="text" value="cap"> <input type="submit"> </form>

the only thing i could suggest if create a small test email.. start at the minimum and build up until you find the cause.. maybe add extra lines to everything.. as SpamAssassin is open source it can be a pain to get support for

What do you mean doesn't work ?!

your missing session_start(); at the start of the script.. also, captcha should create the images using GD, and not used static images

oops /n/r should be \n\r

what was the question ?

it should be bottom left, if its not there just post SOLVED.. new problem outside of the code you have posted .. then probably best to start a new thread.. the better the description the better the help

change $sql=("UPDATE customers SET Surname = '$_POST[surname]', Forename = '$_POST[forename]', AddressLine1 = '$_POST[addressLine1]', AddressLine2 = '$_POST[addressLine2]', Postcode = '$_POST[postcode]' WHERE Surname ='$_POST[customerID]'"); to $sql= "UPDATE customers SET Surname = '{$_POST['surname']}', Forename = '{$_POST['forename']}', AddressLine1 = '{$_POST['addressLine1']}', AddressLine2 = '{$_POST['addressLine2']}', Postcode = '{$_POST['postcode']}' WHERE Surname ='{$_POST['customerID']}' "; echo $sql; //debug code it should atleast print "UPDATE customers SET Surname =" to the page.. if it works you can remove "echo $sql; //debug code"

it was easy to miss.. missed it myself on the first eye sweep, if this is resolved can you please click topic solved

MISSING_MIME_HB_SEP = Missing serperator line between MIME HB (header and body) i normally concat stings.. and don't use heredoc.. maybe try $Mail->Body = <<<EOBODY --AuroraMail-Mixed-{$sep} Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="AuroraMail-Section-{$sep}"/n/r

use htmlentities(); edit:.. lol all on the same page

else ($session->logged_in){ ($session->logged_in) is a condition thus requires the if!

shouldn't else ($session->logged_in){ be elseif($session->logged_in){

I find that using en.php & fr.php works quite well for out-sourcing if you want to move it to a database then create a table like this with 3 fields, Key (general-info), Lang (en), Wording("Hello world") you could create a simple class to rebuild the array using the correct language

click topic solved bottom left.. if its not their just post solved i guess

yes..

i thought of variable variables, but thats in only really useful with the variable name not the value.. i think a bigger question is why do you want to do this ?

you mean like this ? $i=1; $str = "$"; $str .= "i"; eval("echo $str;"); EDIT: something i don't recommend!

you could use fsocket,CURL or simplely file_get_contents heres a starting block (justa google and yahoo search) update $find <?php $URL = array("Google" => "http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=", "Yahoo"=>"http://uk.search.yahoo.com/search?p="); $found = array(); $find = "test"; //get the results foreach($URL as $Engine => $Search) { $found[$Engine] = file_get_contents($Search.$find); } //$found is an array of the results, your need to parse this data into a more friendly results page, //probably best to use a regex to filter the links into an array then merge them and sort and then //build a new page echo "<pre>"; print_r($found); echo "</pre>"; ?> **UNTESTED

NA, regex would be faster.. oh you doing this in a database query ? infact never mind

Cool, can you click solved please