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There's a whole thread devoted to this question. There are a bunch of free ones out there, Netbeans is a good one.

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ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

Add: else { $height = 80; $width = 80; }

Of course it's not working. It's because you have: if ($height > $width) AND else if ($width > $height) So what about =? You need to have a condition for this.

Sure, but we need to see your code...

Never knew about this, thanks for the link.

Sure you have to update the user table and maybe some others. You might have better luck asking on the phpbb forums. There should be someone who could direct in you the right path for inserting users in the necessary tables.

Can you put this at the top of your script to make sure you're not receiving errors first: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

You forgot one thing.... mark as solved

So that's what they're called...

Oh I see, use these instead: $db['dropdown2'] = $db $table['radio2'] = $table $id['id'] = $id

Code would be helpful...

Well you're doing it correctly. I don't see any syntax errors, could you show me where these values are generated {$db['dropdown2']} {$table['radio2']} {$id['id']}

Did you just modify it to say 2 instead of 3? I could have sworn you had the wrong names in the POST fields...

Uh, where is $page_id being set?

double post in the same section, nice! you could have at least tried another section... Hmm, that looks correct, you sure there's something in press_material? Change this line: $result = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error());

1) Please use code tags (the # sign icon). 2) Have you tried debugging the situation? Echo out your variables in the query. 3) Could you give us the piece of code causing the issue so we don't have to read plain text. It's probably your sql query.

No worries

Change this line: $result = mysql_query($sql,$connection) or die(mysql_error());

What exactly to you mean? What happens, are there errors?

If you have access to SSH type in, "php -i | grep php.ini".

You do, or should, if not then no one would have them on their site.

You may be better off posting in a different section because this is really nothing to do with PHP anymore.

Yeah zend is a good one. I guess it would depend what you're working with to. For example os-commerce, wordpress, etc. I think have their standards but then again they have to use the php functions so idk where I'm going with this....