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No sorry never had that problem, but I'm not surprised. Yet again another windows bug...

The only time someone taught me PHP was in 1 class in college but it consisted of only half the semester. I've learned more in my internships and work than anything else. You just have to dive in a learn. Getting help and trying to help other people will certainly teach you a thing or two. Just hit the books and start pressing some keys.

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After you login and it redirects you, you still see the login fields and the register link in the top nav. This is confusing to whether or not I'm logged in.

Yeah, 10k amount of records is nothing for a database. Please post the code for this problem so we can fix it

I too have multiple computers at my place, that's a good idea to host your music, thanks.

thorpe already gave you a link to a thread with an example. to assign the link: echo "{$row['uname']} "; $_GET the data from the link: if (isset($_GET['member'])) { echo $_GET['member']; } Please attempt to do something so we can help you.

What's the problem?

My favorite is probably some chicken fettuccine alfredo. But I like a pepperoni pizza and beer during my Sunday football games.

Paste the code before this, where you actually assign $username its value.

External Hard drive!

I'm not a fan of flashes in the header unless you do it right. It's annoying when they click on a link and the flash reloads. I would just have an image header and flash on the homepage.

I'm glad it's solved, but do you mind telling us what the problem was?

Yeah looks fine for me too. Maybe you're pointed to the dev server or something?

The color scheme was intended to be sort of muted so that when I add photos or graphics, they really pop and look nice. This site isn't just going to be about PHP, it's more of a personal blog too, so yeah. The header image brightens it up just enough to not be too dull. xD

Nice work jcombs, no negative feedback here, everything looks good!

In FF it's centered but not IE6. Not sure about any other browsers...

Haha, yeah I did the same thing with a DB at my work. I had a recursive function to incrementally grab records and I kept clogging the server because I was trying to update almost 100,000 records at once Sometimes it's better to learn the hard way because I will NEVER do that again.

Damnit DW, you always beat me to it! >

LIMIT X, Y X=your starting record Y=how many you want to grab FROM X So if you have 13 records and you start from 6 and grab 10 then of course you're going to get 7 more records. What are you trying to do?

Like I said is_numeric will accept the '+' sign. You should use the regex that DW provided.

Do not use number_format or is_numeric because they both will accept the '+' and '-' signs. I suggest you use a regex if you want purely numbers. This way you could make the input field more precise.

It loaded fine for me on the first try...

Yes it does work... Actually using it right now for xemacs

I'm not sure but maybe the number_format accepts the '+' sign because it's thinking they're assigning it a positive value. ??? You might be better off checking it with a regular expression as well.