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You probably don't want to use explode for this task. Rather use XPath or Regex.

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Hi and welcome!

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rohitb, in the future, please place OR tags around your code.

There are a bunch of different ways to do this, I prefer something like this: $s = "123.45.67.89:1234"; $pieces = explode(":", $s); echo "IP: " . $pieces[0]; echo "Port: " . $pieces[1];

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You posted in PHP Regex, did you really want that? I'll move it, have you tried their website? http://www.plogger.org/forum/

I remember pointing this out in another thread, don't use the assignment operator but the logical operator '==' to compare values. Your current condition will always evaluate to true.

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Is the data consistently in that format?

You shouldn't be selecting all the data for every request. You only need to figure out how many total records there are 1 time, then after the user clicks 'next', 'previous' or a specific page you send back what value to start on. Here is a good tutorial on pagination - http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorial/basic-paginatio

is there a 4 qual signs? No.

Is PHP the most powerful and popular server-side scripting language? You probably want (==): A single equals sign assigns a value, two will compare, 3 will compare values as well as types.

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The resource id is correct b/c that's what mysql_query() returns, which is good because that means your query is valid (no necessarily correct though). Like mentioned before, we need some more code.

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You're changing your query around... First it was: WHERE status=1 Now it's: AND status=1

What type is the status column?

Oops, sorry take of the double quotes for the query strings.

It means the 'wipit' key doesn't exist (i.e. $_GET['wipit']. Show us the relevant code.

Does your file have a .php extension?

Added some debugging code: // total of items if($this->total_items if($this->table_key) { $sql = "str_replace($bd_fields,'count('.$this->table_key.')',$this->get_sql_select()).$this->get_sql_where(false)"; echo "IF QUERY: " . $sql; $result=mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); } else { $sql = "str_replace($bd_fields,'count('.$this->sql_fields[0].')',$this->get_sql_select()).$this->get_sql_where(false)"; echo "ELSE QUERY: " . $sql; $result=mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); $this->total_items=mysql_fetch_row($result); $this->total_items=$this->total_items[0]; } mysql_free_result($result); }

That usually means your query failed, which means mysql_query() returned false, which means $result is false, hence your error.

Are you sure the variable 'data' from the $ct object is an array? Show us how it's being generated.