swoyercmk

You could simply output a title with PHP using an echo statement before the query. <table align=\"center\" border=\"1\"> would be the code to add a small border to your table. again, its a matter of outputting HTML at this point. Hope that helps! good luck.

You could use the $_GET method or set a session and pass the variable through the session. I think this thread should have the info you need - its almost the identical situation. I'll provide the link rather than retype everything, but ask more questions as needed. hope this helps! good luck... http://www.phpbuilder.com/board/showthread.php?t=10341602

Youre going to need to explain your problem a bit better and maybe post some code examples for us to really figure out what you're asking. My impression is that you will want your form action to direct to process.php (which I believe you are doing). If validation is passed, you could set a value and than test the value with an if statement before using your header function. Are you receiving an error? Its important to remember that all headers must be sent before any other output is produced - this could be your problem and may call from some restructure of your code and placement. Again, code examples would help alot! Good luck!

if($datetime >= $rows['banend']){ mysql_query("UPDATE $tblbanned SET `banned` = '0' WHERE username='$user'"); } I think your problem may be the highlighted typo. Unless I'm misunderstanding your structure, I do believe that should be 'banned' and not 'banend' Good luck! EDIT: oh wow, dee dee dee moment. I just reread this more carefully and realized you DID mean banend - as in Ban End. Apologies! I think the post below may be more on track. Good luck!

if you take note of your syntax highlighting in the code you posted above you'll probably notice something that could be part of the problem... You are missing a quotation mark - just to kind of help you find it easier. See what you find from there good luck