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1. please use code tags. 2. are there any errors? 3. if not, what is the current output?

Try something like this: echo "\n";

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I get double breadcrumbs right below the top nav for some forum links. Like this current reply is doubled.

Try Google, why can't you use your mail server?

Create a separate page with your parameter and put it for the value of your text field, ex: Then call a separate function with javascript that creates a pop up window with that page and $_GET the vars via HTTP. There are plenty of examples online but you should pass it like this: $url = "../page_to_call?img_id=". $img_id . ""; Sorry if my code is messy I did this quickly, but I hope it helps you.

[quote]I'm more focusing on finishing the college (only 2 more exams).[/quote] I'm almost in the same boat as you.  Did a web development internship since last semester and still working there.  I don't have 2 exams but 2 classes left till graduation in December.  Good luck to you!

Thought something like that. Everything else looks fine to me... but on the security side I'm not too knowledgeable. I'm sure some of the security enthusiasts can help you out...

I have big fingers and it's not too bad for typing especially when u tilt it sideways. Would be nice to have an external hook up besides iTunes though.

this topic has been solved. I have decided to go with the iPhone 3g. I have only had for about an hour and it is sweet. The main concern was how hard it would be to type on but hasn't really been a problem yet. I'll keep u guys posted imcase anyone decides to get one. I'm actually typing on it right now!

All of your links on the right hand side under "categories" I get this error: Also for you javascript to show recent blog entries it shows: Looks like some sort of incomplete code or code in the wrong place.

Haven't gone through the whole site but I typed in the wrong password and when I went to the next screen to try again, I typed in the correct credentials (tester//tester) and received this error:

It's OK. I have done some research on both phones but the problem is that the G1 isn't out yet. They both are nice and utilize the 3g web connection. While the iPhone is almost twice as thin, the G1 has a slide out screen with a physical qwerty keyboard allowing you to view full screen. I think I may just go with the iPhone 3g since it has been proven. But a couple opinions wouldn't hurt. Thanks.

This doesn't give me any information on how to solve your problem. How is anyone supposed to fix anything with that kind of information?

My 2 year contract is up with T-Mobile and it's time to decide on a new phone. I originally wanted to get the iPhone 3G but that would make me go to a whole new service and pay for the iPhone 3G with a 2 year contract ($200). My other option would be to stay with T-Mobile and get the Google G1 for free, with a 2 year contract. I can't decide. I've checked out some youtube and blog reviews but it's hard to get solid information because it's not out yet. I think I have made my decision, but just wanted to hear some feedback first. Thanks!

These are usually third party programs. For example, my company uses EasyAsk. We actually have a separate server for it to run. It basically indexes your database and you can create specific attributes, keywords, etc. It's almost like a Google for searching e-commerce sites. To program something like this would probably take a long time but maybe someone has...

It's because you are telling mysql to insert for 18 fields when you only have 17 values to put in. Basically you need another value.

Yes I agree, that's the issue with a server side sleep.

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That's what sleep() is supposed to do.

Sorry, I think I'm brain dead today...

Post your current code.

There's a million online, but here's a good one: Example of $_POST

Yeah, I just realized that...

Try this for you connection: $host="localhost"; $user_name="username"; $password="password"; $db="urls"; $connection = mysql_connect($host, $user_name, $password) or die ("Unable to connect!"); mysql_select_db($db) or die ("Unable to select database!");