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What's the error, or how is it failing?

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yep ^

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Make sure you're using localhost and NOT the filesystem path. In the future, please place OR tags around your code.

As much as I don't like to reference W3, they do a basic job explaining AJAX - http://www.w3schools.com/ajax/ajax_example.asp

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You have to escape the symbols: #[^a-zA-Z0-9\+\-\_\.]#

Your lack of attempt leads me to believe that you have not done any research. We are not here to do your work for you. We already said it was possible and there are probably thousands of examples on this site alone. People will be more willing to help if you actually try first If you provide us with the appropriate information and maybe some code you've tried, we'll be able to help you.

So you got everything working? If so, mark as solved from the bottom.

Ok. What have you done so far? Are you stuck somewhere specific? Have you tried any tutorials online?

Hi Zola, welcome to PHPF.

Looks like your error message is in the same container as "username" & "password". You need to either move it up a level or create another div that spans those 2 sections. Can you show us the HTML for the login section?

It says your website is under review... As pikachue mentioned, we need to know what the issue looks like as well and what you want it to look like. Is that font tag in some sort of container where it's getting "squeezed"? I would play around with it in firebug.

they echo out only the picture name Can you navigate to "C:\xampp\htdocs\ecommerce\adminform_images\{value_of_echo}" and make sure that file exists?

Yep that's what mysql_real_escape_string does. You should be calling that on any data that comes near your database.

echo out these values "$row_FirstPictureRec['picture']" "$row_SecondPictureRec['picture']" right under your second MySQL call. Then, get the path they print out and try to go to that directory and find the images.

$cards = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['cards']);

Just echo it near the top of your script.

Then echo the paths out at the top of your page and make sure they reside there.

Can I see the HTML code where you are calling the dialog? Also, you may need to add an onmouseout() call to close the previous dialog.

Sure, post the specific bugs, the pertaining code, errors, etc. if you need help with them.