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Not necessarily. You can use pre-formatted HTML or JSON to format your data instead of XML. (Mchl, I know you just posted but I'm posting mine anyway! )

You don't need money just knowledge of how to do it. Yes, it is awesome! I also think it makes your site look more professional and faster for people to get/do what they want.

Some great basic PHP resources: Tizag W3 Schools Good luck!

Next time you post could you use code or php tags? It's hard to read Also please mark this as solved.

That's a great idea, saves me so much time. More than half of my posts involve linking to php.net!

I don't understand the problem. You have a function with parameters to do whatever you want with. After you execute your query you can return whatever you want...

Yeah you never grab the input field from the first page with the $_POST method you use. You can't use the variables. Try adding this to the top of update_rc.php: $cat_id = $_POST['cat_id']; $menu_id = $_POST['menu_id']; $cat_title = $_POST['cat_title']; $file_name = $_POST['file_name']; $class_name = $_POST['class_name']; $id = $_POST['id'];

No, you don't need to put this in a form unless $id comes from an input field. Change these lines and it should work. If not echo them out and see what they output. echo "".$fullName." " $search=$_GET['artid'];

When you insert and compare the user names you should always use the strtolower or upper to ensure you don't run into this problem.

Well before the day is done this thread won't be visible on the first page of new posts.

No, we need the SQL statement, where you actually put it into the database...

I think the majority of the problems are from the 42 bit version.

That's funny...

No. I'm almost positive you can keep the variable names the same because you're reassigning the values. I would rename them because this could cause issues and it's better to assign descriptive names, just like any other variable, so you can refer to them later.

It doesn't stop you, it's a pledge. Just like any other pledge, you can still do what you pledged not to or vice versa. If they really didn't want members sending PM's to admins they could easily stop it... But I do agree with you, this is something so trivial, no one really cares about (maybe the admins). I even forgot I pledged.

Could you post the entire code, from when you get the data till when you pass it? Also, could you turn on error reporting/displaying? ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

First of all, is this some sort of guilt trip? Why would we care what vbforums did to you. Second, how are you a newbie if you're a junior level programmer? You should know enough not to get "mocked" at other forums especially if that's your language. Lastly, there's already a sticky devoted for this kind of thread, located here.

So you went from a Visual Basic forum to a PHP forum, interesting... What kind of programming do you do?

I agree with jcombs. Don't get me wrong, it's a cool idea and the site looks good but this doesn't deserve a critique. Let's get real it's only 1 page and 1 button...

So what's your question?

It's the same as putting it in your own. You just need the credentials to connect to the other database. When they log in take the user name, or w/e they log in with, look them up in your current DB, and insert all of their information into the second DB. I don't see real issue here... Do you have anything done yet?

Actually I can. I was just at a local computer store, Micro Center, and they sell computers with Ubuntu on it. You had a typo. I fixed it. ^^ Why wouldn't you be able to buy a Linux machine on the internet? Not saying I can't. My point is, I can't go to a local computer store and buy one at this time. This makes me cry. That is awful, one day... *Just noticed spell check, cool!*

Actually I can. I was just at a local computer store, Micro Center, and they sell computers with Ubuntu on it. You had a typo. I fixed it. ^^ Why wouldn't you be able to buy a Linux machine on the internet?

Actually you can. I was just at a local computer store, Micro Center, and they sell computers with Ubuntu on it.

You're comparing rather than assigning $unlocked. You also don't need single quotes. For example: $unlocked == '1'; } else { $unlocked == '0';} Should be: $unlocked = 1; } else { $unlocked = 0;}