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Usually this means a syntax error like missing semi colon or what thorpe said, unclosed quotes, or not using quotes, w/e.

How is it submitted? A button with $_POST for example...

me either @wmguk in your subject you have "JS prompt for input to work with PHP", so i believe this belongs in the javascript section. But yes you can check with PHP and if($var == "ABC") { // your javascript pop up code } else { // go to next page or w/e } We need to see your current code where you want to do this.

Nice, I think that looks a lot better

Halloween..... Children of the pumpkins!

I think what you're referring to is Pagination. There is a good tutorial for pagination on this site, check it out!

cool solved then?

That's one of the reasons I was wondering if there was some standard for naming in PHP. I really haven't done any research but from the built in functions it doesn't point to any clear standard.

What code?

I use camel case for functions (cause I learned java first) and lowercase + underscores for my vars. I don't even know what the standard is, or if there even is one...

shuuuutup, lol

Looks a lot better. You should change the headings to a different color for, "Categories" and "Latest". It's still hard to see. Other than that looks good, I'm sure it will look a lot better with the pictures though.

Sure, it's pretty straightforward.

That's a hard thing to do, congratulations!

We need to see your code...

Please read normalization. You said: which implies that you are only using 1 or were thinking about only using 1 table. I was telling you that in order for you to have a high level of normalization you need to have more than 1 table in your situation.

I already have the mail setup, code please...?

sorry to hear that

It's like fettuccine pasta except wider, i think... i enjoy any kind of Italian food, with very few exceptions.

I bet wordpress uses this to convert special characters (and quotes): htmlentities($var, ENT_QUOTES);

*** Make sure you're in the same directory as the .sql script.

Seems like you have to run this in a command prompt, have you tried that?

You kind of have to have more than 1 table in a database or it's going be impossible for you to pull out information. You should really google a good design example and maybe implement it into yours.

Try this: mysql_connect('localhost','dname','pass'); mysql_select_db('test'); $query="SELECT * FROM tbname"; $result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error()); while ($res=mysql_fetch_array($result)) { echo $res['name1']; echo $res['name2']; } ?>

Haha yeah, just upgrade the whole computer.