MadTechie

You really need that flush(); for the output without it your need a lot of messages to be posted to fill up the apache output buffer

oops, $uploadedfile2 = uniqid(md5_file($uploadedfile2)).".".$path_part['extension']; should be $uploadedfile2 = uniqid(md5_file($_FILES['uploadedfile']['tmp_name'])).".".$path_part['extension'];

really need to see the file, without it, it makes it harder to find the problem,

Something like this $uploadedfile2 = $_FILES['uploadedfile']['name']; $path_part = pathinfo($uploadedfile2); $uploadedfile2 = uniqid(md5_file($uploadedfile2)).".".$path_part['extension']; should work, it really depends on what's being uploaded, MD5 will give the same result if the same file is used, the above will add some randomness to that, normally i would add the username/id or something else that's unique.

You could use uniqid or md5_file

So is the attachment being sent ? if so can you post the file that was received.

Check your PHPinfo to find what the current time-out is, In any case, try this Let's say your have index.php in your public_html folder now first create a folder called "session" in the folder that contains "public_html" and make sure you have write access(777), i.e. root | |--public_html |----+index.php |--session Now in index.php //path to Session dir $sessdir = dirname(__FILE__).'/../session'; //Create folder is it doesn't exist if (!is_dir($sessdir)) { mkdir($sessdir, 0777); } //change save location to the sessions path session_save_path($sessdir)); ini_set('session.gc_probability', 1); //force on // 2*60*60 = 2 hours $sessionExpireTime=2*60*60; //Change Garbage Collection to new life time ini_set('session.gc_maxlifetime', $sessionExpireTime); //Set cookie life time session_set_cookie_params($sessionExpireTime); session_start(); //as normal //Update Cookie ExpireTime if (isset($_COOKIE[session_name()])){ setcookie(session_name(), $_COOKIE[session_name()], time() + $sessionExpireTime, "/"); } (please note theirs probably a ton of typos in the above but i hope it helps) -MadTechie

$con should be $cid

Personally i use an array in a file (which can be updated to be a database instead with minimum effort) ie uk.lang.php $lang = array( 'welcome' => 'welcome', 'logout' => 'You have been logged out', 'login' => 'Welcome to back', 'etc' => 'etc' ); //french fr.lang.php $lang = array( 'welcome' => 'Bienvenue', 'logout' => 'Vous avez été déconnecté', 'login' => 'Bienvenue à dos', 'etc' => 'etc' ); example 1 <?php $lang_code = 'uk'; require $lang_code'.lang.php'; echo $lang['welcome']; ?> example 2 <?php $lang_code = 'fr'; require $lang_code'.lang.php'; echo $lang['welcome']; ?> EDIT: as for using a database just query the database for the language and fetch the row as $lang (assuming all fields are the same as the keys)

I'm not sure exactly what you mean and without the XML it would be guess work.. however here are a few things that may help $text = $status->text; //get XML text as a standard variable (for ease of use) //if $text contains "#fb" append "I" to it if(stripos($text, '#fb')) $text = "I ".$text; //if $text contains "#fb" replace with "I" $text = str_ireplace('#fb', 'I', $text); //Output print "<p><span class=\"twittertext\">$text</span><br />";

I would do this foreach ($categories[1] as $cat) {echo "<li>".$cat."</li>";}; as its less code

It would seam you haven't connected to the database, add the following code to the start (with the correct database details) $cid = mysql_connect('localhost', 'mysql_user', 'mysql_password'); if (!$link) { die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error()); }

Before elm asks where to put that code, let me just explain what Pikachu2000 means by elm you are using $POST['sort'] which is NOT the same as $_POST['sort']; and from your code it looks like you mean $_POST['sort']

mysql_db_query() is very out of date

Close but no this is your array So you see quantity is in an array in 124 and 114 So your need to do this if ($productOptions['124']['quantity'] > 0){ echo "blah blah..." } so $X = $productOptions['124'] would return an array then $X['quantity'] would return 7 So in a loop foreach($productOptions as $X){ if ($X['quantity'] > 0){ echo "ID ".$X['optionId']." has ".$X['quantity']; } } Hope this helps

Not 100% sure but Shouldn't session.php contain a header header('content-type: text/html'); check the addtype for shtml in your apache conf AddType text/htm .shtml

Ahhhh! and you have learnt some new (the hard way)

Where is the actual $mail->Send(); ? it seams you are setting up a email but not sending it

Still having problems ?

no natsort does the same as sort (except sort re-indexs the keys).. and as your script loops through your array via the keys ie 0,1,2,3,4.... the natsort seams to have no effect ... so i added a line to "re-index" them after natsort($this->files_arr); //Sort $this->files_arr= array_values($this->files_arr);//re-index

EDIT: and you give us a list of names you have

I was quoting the difference between sort and natsort!

or 3 list ever record and have PHP compare both fields! Na.. that would be slow.. first option

mdewyer idea but i would use natsort EDIT: Infact your using keys $this->files_arr[$curr - 1] So this maybe quicker natsort($this->files_arr); //Sort $this->files_arr= array_values($this->files_arr);//re-index

If solved please click the "Mark Solved" button bottom left (save others reading the whole post just to find its ended!