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Haha, that's funny. I'm actually going to apply for a job soon. What's a good place to look? Dice.com, Monster.com, what?

I want to map one folder with a bunch of sub-dirs/files to another folder that is a couple directories deeper. What's the command/syntax for this?

I agree with jcombs, you obviously have a good taste of software vs web programming if you know all of those languages. It's really your preference. I'm sure they will both be needed in the future and the demand will still be high. College just gives you a piece of paper telling you you're smart and a flexibility of careers. I am in school right now and yeah, I've learned some things here and there but when I started interning I learned 5x the amount than from school in only 6 months. Working and being on these forums have taught me more than school itself. But some companies require a B.S. or some certs to get hired. It all comes down to what you want to do.

Have you considered PHPBB, easy to customize, tons of mods, tons of themes, and great online support from their site.

It's psuedo, and I haven't tested the logic but it gives you an idea. Hope this helps... $tie = 0; $max = 0; $temp = 0; Select * from table order by user; Loop through the results{ $temp = $data['num']; if ($temp>$max) { $max = $temp; } elseif($temp == $max) { $tie = $temp; } elseif($temp{ $max = $max } } if($tie == $max) { //there is a tie }

Anyone?

No. The string examples you provided aren't very long. Now, if you're processing 300,000 records of this length it could take a while.

Ah, sorry for the double post, at least you get the idea... Let me know if this works for you. $row = mysql_fetch_array($result); - This basically retrieves an array from the query.

$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM scout where identity = 'Sailor Moon'") or die(mysql_error()); $row = mysql_fetch_array($result);

You need to be a little more specific. Besides there are thousands of examples all over the place. If you are more specific, maybe show some code, we can help you 10x faster.

Depends on what you're trying to accomplish but here's another way. $birthdate[0]=$birthdatemonth; $birthdate[1]=$birthdateday; $birthdate[2]=$birthdateyear;

Explode the string and compare each piece. If the piece matches then highlight it.

Not sure if this is your live site but, you should have the error logs turned off on your live site.

Hmm interesting solution corbin, didn't even think of that. dole.doug it's your choice of where to go...

Glad I could help

As do I. I also agree 100% with you on the consequences of having this kind of system. I just wanted to know if the administration was considering bringing this back...

That just grabs and stores all the info. If you want to display something then you have to go off of what realjumper posted. Let me know if that's what you want to do.

SELECT * FROM table WHERE field = 'thistext' AND field2 = 'thistext2 AND field3 = 'thistext3'

Yes, put them in an array.

This isn't PHP is it? You put it in <?php tags.

First of all, do you have sessions setup?

Usually if you restart something, or if you're close enough, hit it, it will work again...

Sure. Grab the session id and match it with the id in the table then display the email.

The links provided are broken...

I totally agree with you it's just the fact that I know myself along with many other people wouldn't post crap just to get ranks. It sucks that these trolls are ruining something that's supposed to be meaningful and helpful.