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Maq

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  1. Do you have a test account?
  2. Maq

    Beer Run

    On the contrary, hoes and beer are actually very related.
  3. Where's line 28? There's only 27 lines of code there. In the future, place OR tags around your code.
  4. I can't read any of that, all I can see is a rainbow.
  5. When you select them from the DB order by the date/timestamp descending.
  6. Are you saying each $row['ITEM'] from the database is equal to an entire input element?
  7. In the future, place OR tags around your code.
  8. Your question, "Any solution for this ?", suggests you're asking for a 3rd party software to handle this, in the case I don't know and this is the wrong section. If you're writing this yourself, then of course there's a solution. After obtaining the values from the contact form create the XML document and use something like SimpleXML to insert he value(s) (specifically addChild).
  9. This topic has been moved to mod_rewrite. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=354144.0
  10. Don't suppress errors. Remove the '@' symbol and I'll bet you get an error for this line. If that is the case then it's probably an issue with your query. Post the new error first. @$result_all = mysql_query($query2);
  11. In the future, please use OR tags, rather than .
  12. Another reason to bother Philip
  13. Change the 'd' to a 't' and it would be perfect.
  14. Maq

    How do I?

    Do I have this correct, the email sends but the variables inside the of $message do not appear?
  15. Are you sure your live server doesn't require user/pass?
  16. Got bored after about 10 seconds.
  17. Try setting this meta tag under the head element in your HTML:
  18. This topic has been moved to Ajax Help. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=353589.0
  19. You can also use array_walk or a recursive call.
  20. Standard debugging - echo out your query and add or die() to your mysql_query call: $query = "UPDATE `members` SET `passwd` = '$password' WHERE `login`= '$username'"; echo "Query: " . $query; $lol = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());
  21. Hi and welcome to PHPF. Done.
  22. This topic has been moved to Miscellaneous. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=353317.0
  23. Could you be more specific?
  24. Could be but there are so many factors it's hard to tell without more information. If that's the only thing that's changed then I would imagine it's causing your decrease in ranking.
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