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You should look around for more training along the lines of something with apache and a combination of other thing such as LAMP or WAMP. Apache isn't really something you have to take classes for, it's just a web server.

Looks like around 1/3 of the staff hasn't been active in the past week...

Is the form getting submitted to itself?

Depending on how much data you're storing in the form, you could try to store the data in the session.

What kind of problems? Errors? Post the code to the other page as well.

Haha, there's one in my class this semester. Only 16 getting his B.S. in computer science... Really nice kid, but very annoying with his massive amount of questions.

I hate that kid...

Yahoo!'s shopping cart program is made in LISP. I have read some articles on LISP and they all say the same thing. "Although you may not use LISP, it will help you become a better programmer." I understand learning almost any language will help you become a better programmer but I don't have time to learn them all so I want to pick out ones that will help me improve the most. Anyway, it's too late. I all ready signed up for the class, non-imperative languages, so I will be learning LISP and ML whether I like it or not...

Anyone else have opinions or thoughts on why or why not to learning LISP is good?

$nextmonth = mktime(0, 0, 0, date("m")+1, date("d"), date("Y"));

Yes only use what you have to. Maybe a little more... You're just going to be allocating space for nothing.

DB UID would be much easier...

Post your CSS code for these two divs:

Not sure why this would make a difference, but this is the place where the spaces seems to be generated from. Try to remove the divs in between: Leaderboard - Top 20 Phishers

Is there any other unique value that separates them?

I'm designing a Facebook application for my company's website. I have to display parts of the forum (vBulletin) on the Facebook application and let people interact with the site via my Facebook app. If anyone has done this before, is there anything important I should consider before starting? Any suggestions or tips? Thanks.

Do you have any code for this yet? If so, please post it.

Echo all of your variables to make sure they have values.

Yes, after you explode the string with the delimiter of ',' it will divide up all three of those fields into pieces. So: $pieces[0] = Network Technology; $pieces[1] = Computer Technical Support; $pieces[2] = Network Specialist; Now you can insert however you want, even by adding line breaks in.

Of course this: $id = $_GET['id']; isn't going to work... Why would you compare an id to an email? You need to assign a session ID and compare that with the ID's in your DB. I'm sure there's plenty of tutorials for this but here's what your query portion would look like: $id = $_SESSION['id']; $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Users WHERE Email = " . $id . ""); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { echo $row['Email']; } ?>

Cool, thanks axiom.

Then I have the correct syntax for this, thanks!

I thought they were the same... What's the difference?

I used this code: ln -s /usr/local/awstats-6.8 /usr/local/websites/www.xxxxxxx.com/xxxxxxx/awstats-6.8 And it produced this output: You have new mail in /var/spool/mail/root Is this correct?

I don't entirely understand your question but if I had to answer it would be yes. Could you give an example of what you're talking about?