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Look at your quotes here OwnerID='{$_SESSION['Current_User']}'

Try naming them different.

The test page doesn't help, post the code.

$_POST is an Array, and you need to specify what part of the array you are referencing.

Yes, PHP will not get parsed if the file is called something other than .php unless you add an entry in your .htaccess to include those files be parsed as PHP (which is more effort with the same result).

Hard to help you with just that info. What's not working, DB communications, Sessions, ??

You can either use Pass by Value or Pass by Reference. Functions are a beast, and if you don't understand them, you'll get frustrated.

Is error reporting on in your php.ini?

This is a HTML question, not PHP.

2nd one

Did you change from Unix/Linux to Windows?

I do it the same way, not much you can do really.

May want to post in the mysql forums http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/board,3.0.html If you suspect your php code, then post that instead so it can be reviewed

Refresh your page every x seconds

Just use HTML and do it, it's no different.

Yes

Load the file into a Form.

Not sure what you mean. Only put the header on that one page, if you don't want it to show on others.

It would if it was in the right place. In front of the Variable isn't the right place.

Your entire display relies on $i < $num echo $num to check it's value This line may be returning unexpected results $query="SELECT * FROM weblog WHERE title='$id'";

What happens when you really want to use ' ' ?

I don't see any PHP problems with that code myself. Maybe a missing $i++

Looks like you have a @ at the wrong place @$row = mysql_fetch_row($result);

Change $HTTP_POST_VARS to $_POST