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Yes PHP would probably be the easiest way to incorporate it into your site because it's relatively easy and free. Another reason is that your site seems to be almost all HTML. What's the problem, besides trying to incorporate it into your site... That's a little too general.

Right sorry, try this: $output = date("F j, Y", strtotime($row['date'])); echo $output;

Yes, I agree. Have a place where you can view the topics you started that aren't yet solved. Take it up with management.

Exactly, everyone thinks they know what to invest and not invest into. Prove it!

Example please, this is really easy in PHP.

It's pretty cut and dry. If you go to PHP.net it shows/explains plenty of examples and snippets of code you can use... Anyway, does it work now?

What you should do is submit it to itself but I don't want to open a can of worms. Unless someone has a better idea. The way you have it I would debug first like this: Echo the $_POSTS in form3.php to make sure you're retrieving the values. Because if you hit 'update' and you get to the form3.php then you're submitting it correctly. Also, you should move the form tags down to HTML part instead of echoing it out in PHP. </pre> <form action="form3.php" method="post"> Input Name: Input Email: <

I think this will work: $row['date'] = date("F j, Y"); echo $row['date'];

Yeah. I don't understand the problem. Do you get any errors? What gets put in the DB, anything? Do you have error displaying turned on? ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

Well I guess you haven't done anything so far by looking at your code. Why can't you just update after the isset function in the other script? if ($_POST['updatebutton']) { mysql_query("UPDATE your_table SET email = '$_POST['email']', name = '$_POST['name']', etc... WHERE id = '$_POST['id']' "); }

So what's the problem, besides:

That's a good idea, an RPG with the stock market. Like with poker and list the top 10 richest people on facebook.

Haha that's awesome... You should have done "listen to numbers" instead.

I don't see anything... Yeah I know I just saw that myself. *edited* Sorry Zhadus

If I understand correctly you should be defining $String before you try to extract information from the database, like: $color = "blue"; $string = $color . "level"; then: echo $row['$string'];

Huh?

REST

I don't think so. I think this is the case of your "memory being clouded". I put a suggestion in, for people like you, to change the position of this button but it kinda got shot down

I'm just kidding. I didn't even read the posts before this... Let's get back on topic. Sessions could work have you considered this confused_aswell?

Sure. If you post code it will be much easier to help.

sure...

Yeah, this is a little too weird... And if you take the comment out it works?!

SELECT * FROM table LIMIT $number, 5000; Starts at $number and continues for 5000 after that.

Try this to make sure: // comment echo "testing"; print "testing"; die(); ?> If not f4, reinstall.

What's your variable name? All you do is: $_GET['var_name'];