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Try this: change: $query = "SELECT * FROM Customer WHERE CustomerID = $customerId"; to echo "SELECT * FROM Customer WHERE CustomerID = $customerId"; exit; copy the text that is printed to your screen. Something like: SELECT * FROM Customer WHERE CustomerID = 1234 LIMIT 0 , 30 and if you have phpMyAdmin paste the text into the sql statement box and it will tell you exactly what is wrong: MySQL said: Documentation #1146 - Table 'inet411.Customer' doesn't exist Most likely you will have a customer table but maybe your field is customer_id or something... I noticed you have no validation on the $_GET. What if the $_GET['CustomerID'] = 12qw'?"""; or something... you'll get a mysql error then too if you do not mysql_real_escape_string or if you have magic_quotes off (I'm not telling you to turn magic_quotes on).

Sorry to thread highjack but I tried your modified version of the code I wrote and it worked great. I don't understand though the ? and the : . Could you explain that as if I was a two year old? What I mean is the logic behind it..... I'm thinking the ? means if true do something : <--- (if false) something else and I'll also assume the +=1 then is the same as $whatever = $whatever + 1; Am I correct in my assumptions?

untested but try replacing: else if(!ereg("([0-9A-Za-z])", ($subpass = trim($subpass)))){ with else if(!ereg("([^0-9A-Za-z])", ($subpass = trim($subpass)))){

Not sure if this is the 'correct' way but I would do something like: inside of your loop put this: $tdcolor = $tdcolor +1; if ($tdcolor % 2 == 0 ){ echo "<td class='even'>"; } else { echo "<td class='odd'>"; } The if tdcolor %2 is an odd or even script, so if it is even it will show one color - odd the other.

I copy/paste your code here: http://www.inet411.com/testing/fdsfds.php Show up just fine, let me know if you see it correctly. If not, then it is your browser. If it is showing correctly then it is your server. You say it is a .html file. Is your server set to read .html as .php? Either rename the file to whatever.php or put the following line in your .htaccess file: AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .html .htm That will tell your server to read .html as .php if anything is between the <? and ?> tags in your .html file.

ok, apparently I can't edit my posts. I reposted in the critique area - http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,177699.0.html. Sorry didn't realize this was for security checks. But please re-check and verify. Thanks

Alright, apparently I posted this is the wrong section before. I put it in the beta testing and wow, did they find errors. Now that that is corrected here is my post: I've created a few different applications in the last 3 days. 1. An expired domain name checker - It's searches through a database of around 70000 expired domains daily, checks each one for pagerank, if it has pagerank it then validates it to make sure the pagerank is real. The end result is a searchable list of around 3000+ recently expired domain names. 2. A clickbank rss feed generator - It grabs clickbanks xml file parses it into a readable rss format. You can enter your clickbank id, search term and number of results and you'll have an instant rss feed. 3. Clickbank contextual ads - First, you can create an ad much like Google Adsense but with a large variety of formats available to create. You'll receive a javascript snippet once you create the ad. You can paste that on your site and a spider will crawl that page and deliver relevant clickbank ads according to your content. This uses some of the clickbank rss technology above. Here is a url to the homepage. The three applications described above are each listed on the homepage. http://www.inet411.com I'm wondering if I should continue developing these. Feedback I am looking for is: Is xx application useful? Would you use xx application? How could I profit from these? Thanks in advance for your time.

Wow that was a rough one. Okay, ready for round two. all full path disclosures corrected. error reporting now logged (thanks) arrays - corrected cross site scripting easily corrected by using strip_tags and htmlspecialchars and a couple other custom made backups just in case. As far as the last one - user enumeration, that is incorrect. While the acunetix bot you used may see that it can access inet411.com~inet411 it really is a redirect page as you can see if you go there. Something acunetix needs to correct on their end. Anyway now back to my original post: I've created a few different applications in the last 3 days. 1. An expired domain name checker - It's searches through a database of around 70000 expired domains daily, checks each one for pagerank, if it has pagerank it then validates it to make sure the pagerank is real. The end result is a searchable list of around 3000+ recently expired domain names. 2. A clickbank rss feed generator - It grabs clickbanks xml file parses it into a readable rss format. You can enter your clickbank id, search term and number of results and you'll have an instant rss feed. 3. Clickbank contextual ads - First, you can create an ad much like Google Adsense but with a large variety of formats available to create. You'll receive a javascript snippet once you create the ad. You can paste that on your site and a spider will crawl that page and deliver relevant clickbank ads according to your content. This uses some of the clickbank rss technology above. Here is a url to the homepage. The three applications described above are each listed on the homepage. http://www.inet411.com I'm wondering if I should continue developing these. Feedback I am looking for is: Is xx application useful? Would you use xx application? How could I profit from these? Thanks in advance for your time.

I just wanted to say the idea is cool. Really good site, great work.

I've created a few different applications in the last 3 days. An expired domain name checker - It's searches through a database of around 70000 expired domains daily, checks each one for pagerank, if it has pagerank it then validates it to make sure the pagerank is real. The end result is a searchable list of around 3000+ recently expired domain names. A clickbank rss feed generator - It grabs clickbanks xml file parses it into a readable rss format. You can enter your clickbank id, search term and number of results and you'll have an instant rss feed. Clickbank contextual ads - First, you can create an ad much like Google Adsense but with a large variety of formats available to create. You'll receive a javascript snippet once you create the ad. You can paste that on your site and a spider will crawl that page and deliver relevant clickbank ads according to your content. This uses some of the clickbank rss technology above. Here is a url to the homepage. The three applications described above are each listed on the homepage. http://www.inet411.com I'm wondering if I should continue developing these. Feedback I am looking for is: Is xx application useful? Would you use xx application? How could I profit from these? Thanks in advance for your time.