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So what's the problem? Can we see your code? We need a little more information cause right now all I can say is that you need a query to check to see if that user_name is logged in. You could even use sessions.

You need to use a javascript function: function popitup(url) { newwindow=window.open(url,'terms','height=650,width=700,resizable=yes'); if (window.focus) {newwindow.focus()} return false; } Then call your hyperlink like this: Terms

Please read the support for this disabled in the W3 Schools. The disabled you're doing is only supported as of IE 8.0. I think you need to do the non xhtml version which would be: Mercedes

I went to the site and didn't see anything about a design pattern. All I saw was a list of books. Am I missing something?

Put this at the top of your page: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL); You should also echo out all of your variables to make sure they have the correct values.

Exactly. The only way to learn is to get your hands dirty. What you would probably have to do is scrape the stock market sites and grab the actual numbers so you can update the most recent quotes or w/e.

How does this make a triangle?

What exactly are you trying to accomplish?

1 - English. I speak a lot of Spanish, but not enough to be fluent.

When you grab the data you need to use the explode() function so you can get each piece using the comma as a delimiter. For the query part I'm going to need more details...

That's the point of the while loop. So however many months you have in the database is how many tables are going to be generated.

True, but he wants ideas and we're giving it to him. Actually he suggested it...

I agree, especially with nothing in there yet, looks ginormous. Also, the gradients above the header hurt my eyes. >

So call the function on the query return.

That can only mean one thing... it's your site!

Is your date in date_time format? Cause that would be easy to compare the month with the year. Also, if you want that format, put it in then... </pre> <table> </

while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { ?> </pre> <table> </table> <b Does this help?

MySQL?

I haven't tested mine but I think it will add the rd, th, etc... correctly.

Damnit! In that case just do what CW suggested, add 1...

Are you basically trying to display all the months, then under each month have the data for it? Like:

Cause he wants it in format 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc...

$displayday = date("jS", strtotime($_POST['day']+1)); echo $displayday; ?

You would be better off making these lines HTML rather than PHP because you have so much more HTML. You need to look at some basic syntax for this because your code a all over the place. Try it, post it, and we'll correct it. echo </pre> <form action="'.basename(%24_SERVER%5B'PHP_SELF'%5D).'" method="POST"> echo ''; echo " " echo " " echo "" echo "</form>"<br>e

Yes, you're right. Sorry Ashkiaa you should change the query to what dennis proposed.