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Doesn't matter, it's for your own good. I personally just have the backup folder in the same directory as to what I'm backing up. I keep it the same folder structure as well. But if you're backing something up like a database I usually just date it like this, "091908.sql".

Yes I agree with avoiding iFrames. There are a certain time and place for them but to have your whole site with iFrames is tacky to me.

Exactly, what table? Do you have a table to select from? These error messages sometimes actually mean something.

You mean, that's the answer you were looking for. So this topic has been SOLVED.

AV, I think you did a good job. Everything looks clean and professional. As far as the top tap menu, it works fine in IE7 and FF3. It may be my computer/connection, but the top tab menu takes about 3-4 seconds to load each one.

I'm sorry I don't understand this question. The '.' is a concatenation string. So when you write $Value1 .= $Value2; It's the same thing as: $Value1 = $Value1 ."". $Value2; If this doesn't help please just tell me the three vars and what final result you want.

Have a button with an onClick() function that calls a javascript function to generate a text field (plenty of tutorials on this). As far as passing the data you can extract it from the session variables and some SQL queries. Need some code to work with here if you want more specific help.

$Value1 .= $Value2;

Looks like you don't need it but use a function that does it for you... <br /> function confirm_delete()<br /> {<br /> <br /> <?php $_GET["custno"] = addslashes($_GET["custno"]); ?><br /> <br /> window.location=&#039;CustModify.php?custno=<br /> <?php echo $_GET["custno"]; ?>&Action=ConfirmDelete&#039;;<br /> }<br />

Post the dir paths of both: 1) The script that is calling menu.html 2) menu.html. itself

mysql_query("INSERT INTO `table`.`x1` (`id`, `ancode`) VALUES (NULL , '$evalinsert')"); I think you have an extra ';'. $evalinsert is outputting data correct? If this doesn't work check out this tutorial. http://www.tizag.com/mysqlTutorial/mysqlinsert.php I'm also unsure of `table`.`x1` You're only inserting into 1 table correct?

window.location='CustModify.php?custno= &Action=ConfirmDelete'; I think needs to be: window.location='CustModify.php?custno=' . $_GET["custno"] . '&Action=ConfirmDelete';

This is a pretty big and complex answer. You should probably read some tutorials from *cough*, Google. There are even some stickies and tutorials on this site are very well written and easy to understand. Try writing the code yourself and post your questions as they come along. Or, you could download phpBB, or some open source forum and see how they do it...

Where do you even select that table?

Just curious, why avoid using site maps? I thought they help you a lot with ranks.

I think there is a sticky on this too

My guess is that you need to define ck_display_karma(); in another class, probably an existing one. Then just call it where you want it to show up in your forum. Pardon the syntax but something like: $class_with_karma -> ck_display_karma(); Somewhere under the: foreach ($comments as $comment){ Hope this helps.

If redarraow didn't answer your question, could you be more specific than: ?

Hmm, that's a pretty cool script but isn't it expensive, as in, if you have a big database it will take a lot of time. I think mysqldump would be much quicker.

Same here: elseif($field = 'id') Needs to be: elseif($field == 'id')

First problem... You're assigning $field to content instead of comparing. Change: if($field = 'content') To: if($field == 'content')

Post the code for this error. 99% of the time, the root of this problem is what CV said...

Make sure you're using the correct dir path. Obviously it's pointing to the wrong folder. Wherever your file is located is where you have to navigate from... Post the whole dir path where your menu.html is and where the file you call it is located.

I assume you're talking about rank. Remember crawlers see the pages just like you and I do.

If you stick to open source software there shouldn't be too many legalities to worry about. Although, I could be wrong.