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http://www.theonion.com/content/video/google_opt_out_feature_lets_users

Yep, that'll do it.

1) Don't use quotes for code... Use tags. 2) Don't use shorthand php tags, use <?php. 3) Echo out '$qno' and '$quizno', I don't see where they are initialized or declared.

Shit, a total of 2 members! Looks like someone got to them first...

No I said, "Gimme that code now bitch". It was just to give him an idea. You're right, there probably isn't an upside-down equivalent to the entire upper case alphanumeric charset. Yeah who knows...

I asked the server for it.

Don't copy their code but it's available to view and get an idea of what to do. http://www.fliptext.org/flip.js

No. But if it's an ongoing issue then you can create a thread here: PHPFreaks.com Questions, Comments, & Suggestions. Note: If your thread is solved please mark as so, thanks.

You guys do know you resurrected a thread from October 21, 2008. In the future use tags.

What do you need help with? I can tell you right now that no one is going to do this for you unless you pay them. I suggest reading some tutorials and looking at code examples to start off and come back with specific questions.

You mean the favicon?

Well "$edit_form" isn't declared until after you use it as an action. It's also has a value of a resource_id. There are still remaining issues, but fix those first.

I fail to understand the question. They are two totally different things. Such things as dates or math that you have to pull from the DB you want to take care of in SQL. Other than that I'm not sure what you're asking.

That's not necessarily a good thing in the grand scheme. That's not what I was implying. The OP mentioned that he would find PHP easier, I was just confirming that.

Depends on your plans. What do you plan on developing? What are your goals? PHP also has a very easy learning curve.

I assume that's a reply to this thread: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,264451.msg1246838.html#msg1246838

Weird... Looks like a shitty WYSIWYG or something.

Can you echo out your query? Also, make sure that your query method is returning a resource id, just echo that out as well and paste the exact output for both.

When I see DB_PREFIX I think of a format like this: kwOC.order_option DB_PREFIX being the database (DB) and order_option being the table name. Notice the dot between the database name and the table name. That's how I would interpret your code.

Can you echo out your query? It's failing. Look like when you prefix "DB_PREFIX" it's concatenating it to the table rather than specifying the DB name.

You need single quotes around your associative array key.

There is no query on line 1, so it's probably referring to the include file (even though that's not on line 1). Is that the whole error message? If not, please post it.

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Yes. What part are you having trouble with? I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to ask because I don't see any other questions... As opposed to?

If I understand your question, this may help: http://www.zuneboards.com/forums/general-zune-software/35696-solved-problem-cant-delete-playlist-off-zune.html