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Let's look at question #1: You need to have a unique ID. So in your users table have a field called, "id", and have it auto-increment. You have to have a field in the SCREEN table called, "user_id" so it knows which id goes to each record.

Check out limit. LIMIT $start, $how_many_from_start); Maybe recursively?

Do you have any specific problems/issues/errors?

SHA($p) What is SHA? A function or hard coded text?

Try: $query = "SELECT UserID FROM Users WHERE UserName='" . $u . "' AND Password=SHA('" . $p . "')";

I also use NetBeans IDE and Dreamweaver. I like NetBeans the best out of free/non-free environments. Dreamweaver is good if you can cough up the money but NetBeans has everything you need and good online support.

I agree with neil. Google will have poor indexing for you pages. Some other things I noticed: -You should have your top navigation in the iframe with your header. -Your header graphics look poor, the text looks fine. -Space everything out more, pages are crammed. -They are kind of boring, same thing on every page. I understand you want to keep your theme, but add some pictures, more text, etc...

Have you tried echoing out your values to make sure they're correct?

Is it a pre-set of rows? Is it supposed to expand automatically and add line numbers? Or is it supposed to return the result with the line numbers?

$sql = "SELECT id,username FROM `users` WHERE ='".$SESSION['uid']."'"; See something missing? After WHERE you have a variable. You need to compare $SESSION['uid'] with something... WHERE field_user = '".$SESSION['uid']."'";

Hehe, happens to all of us!

You're calling the include(../functions.php) from "/home/u3/markmax33/html/Beta/testme.php"? Then make sure that functions.php is in the Beta folder.

Google, cron job.

Hehe, error_reporting(E_ALL); is your best friend...

Could you please provide an example, I don't think I fully understand your problem.

Don't see how this is possible if $x isn't even defined...

Post the code for some_function(); Are you sure you have the correct dir path for the include?

The only time you don't need quotes is for integers.

Try this, not sure if it will help... $upd_sql = "UPDATE '" . $userRegTable . "' SET accountLastActivity = '" . $now . "' WHERE userName = . '" . $user . "'";

$upd_sql = "UPDATE $userRegTable SET accountLastActivity='$now' WHERE userName='$user'"; Should be: $upd_sql = "UPDATE '$userRegTable' SET accountLastActivity='$now' WHERE userName='$user'";

$max_clients = 1000000000; while (true) {

Sorry to resurrect this topic, but shouldn't the data in the destination folder be viewable and the same as the source?

Glad I could help. You got that right...

Look up explode. You can explode a string into pieces with a delimiter as a line break. After that, use a for loop to loop through and display as many lines as you want.

Don't know if it helps but Javascript has a function similar to PHP's $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; document.referrer