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OK, glad this is resolved cause I have been confused the whole time

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i did change it...noticed right after i posted...thought i would sneak it in there before anyone caught me Hehe, just wanted to make sure I wasn't seeing things.

That is exactly my point. It's a better idea to read the previous posts before posting yours. You're welcome.

Am I seeing things? I know it doesn't say *edit* but did you switch your SELECT & GROUP BY statements from id to user? I was just about to post it and I swear it just changed... ???

Yes, there will be some text there, just haven't worked out that part yet. Please read previous posts, this has already been mentioned...

After you create the new database do a mysqldump and populate it with the old information. Then update your connection strings to MySQL in your new page.

Nah, I say you leave it in the footer. I assume it's going to be on every page so I would keep it in the footer in case the right container is used all the way down to the bottom.

Those credentials aren't working...at least in all lower-case. Is it case sensitive? Because I've used up my 3 attempts and can't try again.

Do you have a demo login we should use?

That should be plenty of information. PHP isn't exactly the most extensive language... As far as examples, make your own! Do your cup of tea example with the information you've learned so far and if you get stuck post your code and we'll help you along the way.

There's plenty of tutorials online and I think there's one on phpfreaks. Look around, find one, try it, then come back to help.

I agree with this to a certain extent. If it's something basic you can usually, "figure it out", but in the long run, I have to agree with revraz, it's not good to lie :-\

1) What does this mean? 2) It's called entry-level or you could do freelance. Find some contract work or contract-to-hire. I already gave you that site to find jobs at, it's full of jobs.

Yes of course it will backfire. During an interview you should tell them you have basic experience but are willing to learn. I've actually been going on some interviews myself because I graduate Dec. 14th. The problem is that I don't know what kind of programming I want to do...

You need to be more descriptive. Are you searching for multiple cookies like, res_1, res_2, res_3 etc...? Also what does this mean:

Thanks rhodesa

Making a cup of tea is not a classic example of how to use functions in PHP, let alone make any sense, at least to me... If you want to learn, read a tutorial, that's what they're there for. I'm not sure how many people are going to sit there for hours holding your hand through this. You haven't even mentioned what you're trying to accomplish, sounds to me you want to learn the basics of PHP. Have you even attempted to do this on your own? We're willing to help but you have to show some kind of effort.

I think it's 'short_open_tag'. I would highly recommend that you do not use short tags. It's not good for portability reasons and it's just not good practice. I don't even know why they have this option in the first place...

$cartype = "BMW 1 Series"; $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM cardata WHERE model LIKE '%$cartype%' LIMIT 1");

You're being so negative. You need to have an optimistic view of what you're doing and if you're good at it then you just have to man up and be confident in an interview. There's plenty of contract work out there and the beauty of being a web developer is that you can do it from home so you should be able to find lots of work. Check out www.dice.com.

lol, that's hilarious

I though you wanted all the players...? This only grabs the player that's logged in. If you want all the players, you have to get the team_id of the player that's logged in and look up the others.

When you assign the hidden field name assign that same value to a double array. Array[$Q_num][$page]. Before you submit you need to create another hidden field and pass this array through. So when you submit the page to itself you can get the values/questions with $_POST from the array. Maybe someone has a better idea?

There should be a task manager where you can schedule tasks. There's tutorials on here for that but you should post in another section for that answer because this isn't PHP anymore.