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rarebit, do you happen to have a link to your old design?

Yes, I agree the flicker of you flash is annoying. Every time you click a link the flash flickers but it looks nice. I like how you kept it simple so customers can find what they want without having to sift through all kinds of shit. I would suggest adding in some featured items, or special offers. I also noticed on the top navigation you only have a link for "Home". You should add some more commonly used links in for easy navigation. But overall it looks good.

Banner is nice, I like the colors, but this is only a free BB with a style change... What exactly should we be critiquing?

I agree, playing is worth it, watching, not so much.

Hmm, interesting. You were probably using a function or something that only existed in the newer version.

What do you mean what's wrong with it? What are the errors? Do you have debugging on?

Please post the code for line 285. Why is it giving you a fatal error for C:\mydir... when you are trying to run this on your server?

I think this because you're assigning variables to the integers that you really want to compare to. For example: ($title_result['value']="8") You have ="8") when you really want == . Try that first.

One works, and the other gives me "Fatal error: SQL in ..." It would be more helpful if you finished what the error said.

Are these products located in a database? You should set up the form in HTML and submit it to a PHP page (usually itself for easy error handling) and you're going to need a firm grasp of SQL queries to get the desired results. Have you built any of the form yet?

Why don't you set up apache and have your site local for testing? That way you avoid any false impressions.

Yeah, too many advertisements, and loads very slow. I didn't think he was being rude...

One of my good friends is a die hard dolphins fan, for no significant reason, and his brother is a die hard bills fan, for no significant reason. We're all from around the Philadelphia area too. All I have to say is that the Dolphins better have more than 1 win this season... Or I'm going to laugh in all your faces.

When the user logs on: $query_return = mysql_query( "UPDATE `r90_users` SET `r90_logged_in` = 1"); $query_return = mysql_query( "UPDATE `r90_users` SET `r90_logged_in` = 0"); Then when you check to see if the user is logged in just do grab the field 'r90_logged_in' and if it's 1 they're logged in, if 0 then they aren't. Is this what you mean?

Just have a field in your table called, "is_logged_on" and set it to 1 or 0 depending if the user is logged on. So for example when the user logs on set it to 1 and as soon as his session ends or he logs off then set it to 0.

Yes you need urlencode() because for example, you have a "space" and that is not an alpha-numeric character. So what the urlencode does is parse the space to %20 I think. A % then the 2 hex digits that correspond with the character so it can be passed through HTTP.

I think it depends what country they reside in because if they don't have cyber laws then what are they going to charge them with? I don't know where O's friend lives but in the US, if my memory serves me, the international cyber law is still in the making and is not official. I could be wrong, but almost certain. @O Read this: Reporting Computer, Internet-Related, or Intellectual Property Crime

Booooo!

So you're saying that if I stand on X's side at the border of country X and Y and shoot at someone who is standing at Y's side then I'm all good because it's an international matter? These are not the same. International cyber law is still in the process. There have been plenty of cases of international hackers where the U.S. could not do anything because there isn't cyber law where this hacker resides.

It's fine if you store each record with the same days because when you extract it from the database you take it out by day. Pseudo example: SELECT * FROM click_counter WHERE day = $today; Then you just get the total by counting how many records were returned.

It should delete any row (the whole row) where the id matches. Look at this tutorial: W3 Delete

To keep the format you have to use HTML. Look up CSS (cascading style sheets). This will keep everything consistent and easy to change. PHP is good for the dynamic content but not necessary for news posts. If you are referring to RSS feeds, like news from other sites onto yours, then you should do it in PHP. It's quite simple: IBM RSS tutorial. But there are many free RSS feeders out there. I think I may still be confused as to exactly what you're looking for...

You still alive Buggy? ???

Not where I go to college. There are different times you can choose from. For example, the same class is offered for a once a week for a 3 hour session (agony). Or you can go twice a week for an hour and 15 mins. But nothing is forced.

Post the whole script please.