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Here is an interesting video that Sony played at their executive conference this year, enjoy:

Until the browser closes or you use session_destroy(); You can read more here.

Where is this form being processed? Like dzsoundnirvana said, you don't even have an action.

if (form.cardnumber.value.length You may also want to check to make sure they only enter digits with regular expressions.

You should read about, Database Normalization.

well preg_match_all() returns and array of all the matches. So all you have to do is just loop through them. foreach($entries AS $entry) echo $entry . " " ?> You just have to incorporate $entry into your table. Hope this is what you're looking for.

"column_name" is the column you're extracting from the database... Right now you're trying to use a function that takes a parameter of a string and give it a resource.

Isn't that a little redundant? I like either of these three: - Dough Nation - Donation Hub - Donation Bin

Exactly, there's no way they could do something like that. No, I highly doubt this.

Cape Town, never heard of it. It's unlikely someone will be from the same exact town, and if they are would know an institution that provides PHP course. You're better off finding local universities where you can take a couple web programming courses at once. Try GOOGLE. Sorry I can't offer anymore help, good luck.

You should be using something like this: }elseif (strtolower($match_fetch->column_name) != strtolower($username)){

Use the date() function. It should still work.

How is $match_fetch created? We may need to see some surrounding code, but not the entire thing.

Please read this, it will explain everything: PHP5 OOP

Can we see some code?

This is done with a WHILE loop after you create and execute your query. You need to learn a little more about the basics of PHP and MySQL. Read more here.

Not sure, but you can find an unpublished and a published article and look in the database between what the differences are.

Yes, and you quoted Daniel saying you thought we had something like that, which referenced the link. My comment was anything like that is way too long and the typical, "i need quick answer to my HW assignment" poster, is not going to read that.

I was talking about the document you referred to:

I agree with you but, do you think people that are lazy enough not to incorporate the proper information into their questions are going to actually read through such an extensive document like that? If anything, it should be short and to the point. Maybe a couple bullets of things to include in your boggle.

I thought I remember seeing something like that but maybe we could elaborate on this sticky: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,200925.0.html

Just a wild guess, but did you mean "clientID" rather than "clientD"? (notice the I)

Line 12: } Looks fine to me...

erm? I don't understand. Your error says you're not calling that function but I did ctr+f for "get_user_by_id()" and it doesn't exist anywhere on this thread except the error message.