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Hehe, thanks for the warning. I haven't played campaign yet, nor do I ever on most games, but the multi-player is pretty much solely the reason I purchased the game anyway. You do have to admit, it's hard to find a good game with a good campaign game-play. Some of my friends, that don't or can't find jobs, play all the time so you can usually catch me on-line (tag: "THEWOAT" if you want to add me).

I just purchased it last night... amazing. Everything about the game is an upgrade, especially since it was developed by Infinity Ward. I just wanted to know if anyone else got the game and what they think about it.

All wikipedia does is append the word or phrase to the end of the URL. I'm not sure to what extent you want this search to go, but after the user enters and submits their search just redirect them to the altered URL. Search: PHP Redirect to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PHP

Hi dbsheajr, If your topic is solved please mark as so by clicking the bottom left tab [sOLVED]. I know you're new to the forums, so welcome .

dbsheajr, when posting code please surround your code with tags.

Place single quotes around 'table1'. It is an associative array, as of now it thinks that table1 is a constant.

Sounds like you're talking about something similar to phpMyAdmin.

Blank pages usually indicate fatal errors, put these lines directly after your opening <?php tags and post the output: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

When posting sites to critique, double check your links please (assuming it's .com): http://www.janinexd.com

Would you like this moved to the freelance section? Seems more suitable.

Say you had a site that people could post comments on and you don't check for certain tags or entities. If I wrote a comment that included: <br /> window.location=&#039;http://www.google.com&#039;;<br /> Then every time a user saw my comment, assuming they have JS enabled, they would be redirected to Google. This is just a simple example, but you can imagine what sort damage you could do by executing certain code.

Can you tell me the benefit of using multiple browsers (besides having their own processes and the fact that you're just used to it)? Or just use the best web browser, whos tabs are separated into their own processes. If Chrome was stable for linux I would certainly use it. That reminds me, I haven't updated it in a while.

Can you tell me the benefit of using multiple browsers (besides having their own processes and the fact that you're just used to it)?

Maybe you're confused on what the logical operator "AND" means. It means that SQL will only return results that match both of the conditions. If you have two different ID's then how could they both possibly be returned?

WHERE `EmployeeNumber`=34550 and `CategoryJobPosition`=1"; How many rows meet those conditions? Only 1.

It's also weird that you have a table called "cat_completiondate" with no dates... They're still different.

Or spot the extra dots and quotes. $outputstring = " Name: $name $message ";

Weird. Try to do a regular SELECT * and see how many rows you get back because what you explained is impossible. Maybe you did a row count on COUNT(*) which would return 1, but the value would be 2.

May I ask why and what you are trying to accomplish? There could be an alternative.

What's the error? 1) Not sure what *table* is. 2) Which query are you using?

MySQL has comparison operators you can use to filter ranges: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/comparison-operators.html#operator_between

There is a decent tutorial that, for the most part, can be applied to your desired search feature. http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorial/simple-sql-search

Please read the link I provided above. The order of methods you should be calling are: mysql_connect mysql_select_db mysql_query Once you establish a connection and choose a database you don't need to pass it into the mysql_query method unless you are opening 2 separate ones.

Go to Transfer >> Transfer Type, what kind of transfer are you using?

You should read this tutorial/blog that Daniel wrote on how to handle this sort of situation. http://www.phpfreaks.com/blog/or-die-must-die