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There's a sticky for this: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,277416.0.html. (Introductions isn't a very good place for this question...)

Where is $sHost defined?

Please use tags around your code. How doesn't it work? How do you know there is an error? You can start by debugging the PHP code. Put these lines directly after your opening PHP tags: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL); This will temporarily set error_reporting and display to maximum.

The error is produced because you have to escape the input - mysql_real_escape_string.

You're on...!

You didn't violate any rules. I don't think you offended anyone either. Nope, no offense taken. We are simply trying to promote good coding practice Sergey

Errors should be caught and handled appropriately, not suppressed.

Your post has only been up for ~30 minutes. You need to learn to be patient.

I'm not quite sure why you're using .html(). If you want the class of the clicked 'li' element, then use: var name = $(this).attr("class");

Maybe this will help:

If you're from the US I'd be surprised you've never heard of that expression before. Where are you from? Belgium http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=balls+to+the+wall

If you're from the US I'd be surprised you've never heard of that expression before. Where are you from?

A blank page usually indicates erroneously fatal errors in the PHP code. Putting these two lines directly after your opening <?php tag should output the error(s): ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

PHP variables are case sensitive. So if your HTTP variable is 'id' then use 'id' NOT 'ID'.

Your link in index.php doesn't pass a variable 'ID'. The result of this is the error above, when you try to retrieve it and assign $ID to it again. What does your link look like when you get to view.php? Echo out your variables and query statements to ensure they are correct.

Please post the current code and the errors you're receiving.

Instead of just removing them why don't you try to fix the error? What were the error(s)?

A blank page usually indicates a fatal error. Try putting these two lines directly after your opening PHP tag: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

Here are a couple suggestions: - Try some of the tutorials here on PHP Freaks. - Search Google for some sample exercises - Try to solve other peoples' problems that have posted. - Think of features, widgets, etc. and try to create them.

What is the error?

Hi iblood, welcome. So you want to be like CV, do ya? Good luck!

I think you are immensely underestimating the amount of work and time it takes to create a solid and effective lecture/class. I highly doubt you will find someone to do that for free, which seems to be the case. Besides, there are plenty of free forums, tutorials, videos, books, discussions, and general free resources to teach and help you learn. I don't see throwing a bunch of newbs together would change anything.

You can use mysql_real_escape_string.

Hi V, welcome. That's what forums are for!

and that would be...?