Pikachu2000

$sql = "SELECT id, category, bilde, title FROM oppskrift_table WHERE category = 'Appetizers & Beverages' ORDER BY title ";

The form field name= values look backwards to me. Just sayin' . . .

Hahaha. Yeah, I'm around again. Probably not nearly as much as I used to be, but who knows? My poor Stars didn't do so well today . . .

Look at the opening php tag for the require_once() in template.php. Notice anything missing?

If you're saying you have bar stored in a variable without the double quotes and want to echo it with quotes: $foo = 'bar'; echo '"' . $foo . '"';

The only validation you have is probably the Javascript for the form, which is pretty much useless as an actual validation method. Spambots and pretty much anyone who knows how to shut off Javascript in their browser can easily bypass it. All user input needs to be validated on the server side. Anything on the client side should be considered to be nothing more than a convenience (or inconvenience in some cases) for the user.

Why did you change it to something you didn't want, when there was a message clearly indicating you can only change it once a year?

It looks like that application hasn't had any updates or anything done to it for about 3 years. It may be time to move on.

I think he was referring to the new username more so than the post requirements, but even so, you'd be surprised how many people do disappear, who we thought clearly weren't going to disappear. EDIT: It's been changed; you're now Labradoodle-360

Just noticed a link to a story about it on the home page at FoxNews.com, too.

I am serious. I didn't know it until I saw this thread and started reading some of the reddit comments, and some other links.

I didn't realize today was the international "dump GoDaddy" day . . .

Are we looking at the same poll? I see Notepad++ in the lead by a long shot.

Alright, I'm done messing with you. You're back to your old self . . .