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Did you just make up this word?

Check out http://www.phpfox.com/. Has a lot of mods and good support.

Fine in Philadelphia...

Yes, I put a lot of content on my home page because I just started it and I wanted to get higher ranks on the search engine for the first month or two. A pagination system would be a lot better but I have an RSS generator from a website so it's really just JS generating all of this and I can't make this system. I have my own RSS parser on my local machine so it will be live soon. This is not the default theme of phpBB. This is another skin within there database made by someone else. Haha, the header looks dumb I know but I'm not a graphic designer so I just made something quick. I'm going to keep it the way it looks but make the text smaller and cleaner. Thanks for the comments and suggestions!

It's not my screen size. In my opinion, smaller text in a heading looks better. That reminds me, I have to change mine....

Thanks akitchin, I will let you know how it goes.

I do not have access to the affiliate's page. All I need to do is redirect to the URL, maybe in another window, but still call the "terminate.jsp" file. Not sure how to do this all in one when the user clicks the submit button.

Sorry if I wasn't clear. Let me explain. I have an affiliate program and when we terminate an account we must send a void URL with some vars in it back to the program. I also want to return to the "terminate.jsp". I don't need to pass any vars to "terminate.jsp". So my question is how can I send both URL's. I ultimately want to end up at "terminate.jsp" but I want to call the other affiliate URL when the user clicks the submit button. Is this a better explanation of my problem?

I have a simple form: </pre> <form action="terminate.jsp" method="post"> account: < But I want to send a URL as well as calling the "terminate.jsp" file. Is there a way to have multiple actions on submission or is there another way to do this?

www.mmafaction.com I re-vamped my site after implementing some of your guys' ideas and suggestions. Please take another look at let me know what you think. One more thing, at least for me, when you scroll up and down my site it seems choppy. Any ideas on what could be causing this, thanks.

Try this function: function split_seconds($seconds) { // get the minutes $minutes = floor($seconds / 60) ; $seconds_left = $seconds % 60 ; // get the hours $hours = floor($minutes / 60) ; $minutes_left = $minutes % 60 ; // (test) show the result echo "$hours : $minutes_left : $seconds_left" ; } split_seconds(68648) ; ?>

Also shouldn't " WHERE c0unty = '$clocd' "; be " WHERE c0unty = '.$clocd.' "; ?

Check this site: http://www.websitetraffic2.com/traffic-packages.php. I'm not sure what the standard prices are to generate traffic but they explain how they will generate you traffic, and it makes sense. They have different packages but one is "30 Day Targeted Traffic Campaign - 10,000 Visitors" for only $39.95.

I'm no expert in the spam department but, I think spam has to do with what words/phrases you have in your email and if your black-listed or not white-listed. Isn't the mail() function all ready secure?

Do you have a web app like phpMyAdmin to check and see if there are actually values in your table?

If you mean you want to score to be the most important than title do this: $sql = "SELECT *, MATCH(title, body_text) AGAINST ('$keyword') AS score FROM my_table WHERE MATCH(title, body_text) AGAINST('$keyword') ORDER BY score, title";

Shouldn't the GETS have single quotes around the names, like this: '$_GET['timestamp']' AND '$_GET['timestamp1']'

Do you have a specific audience you want to attract? Is this just a general fun site you're building? It's a pretty clean and simple design, which is good, but here are a few tips I thought could make it a little better. -Change header, it's really big, and the outside of your letters are like fuzzy or choppy looking. -Add some pictures and color. -Try to format by using tables. -Add date/time in your chatbox.

After you grab all the text in the textarea, loop through each one using a delimiter, putting each link into an array. Then Use something like: $link1 = ""; echo $link1; Haven't tested it but I think this approach will work.

Can you show the code where you get the values from $Wins and $Losses?

I like the simple design but I agree, you need to spice it up a little. It's good that it's simple and clean but it's a little too simple. I know starting out it's hard to accumulate content but try looking at some other sites for some ideas on how you could fill in the blank spaces neatly. I would suggest a CSS table design with some nice pictures. And definitely add a graphic or create some cool font with photoshop for your banner.

If you want to learn by example, check out http://www.hotscripts.com/. This site has plenty of free cool scripts in many different languages including HTML and PHP. In your case, templates would be designed by HTML and content dynamically driven by PHP. This is one of the most popular open source ways of creating/designing templates.

You had a lot of redundant declarations in your code. You also had some misspellings... Haven't tested it but try this: </pre> <table height="40" width="360" bgcolor="black" border="1"> $Name -$Time $Comment </table> <br><b id="'ZZZZZZZZZZ'">

If adam291086's doesn't work you could try this if your DB is small and there too that many rows. Basically it's searching each row manually... $img = "images/x.jpg"; $sql = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM board") or die(mysql_error()); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) { $replace = str_replace("x", $img, $row['row1']); $replace = str_replace("x", $img, $row['row2']); $replace = str_replace("x", $img, $row['row3']); $replace = str_replace("x", $img, $row['row4']); print_r($replace); } This generally isn't good practice but if you're only using this script once with a small DB I don't see a problem with it. Hope this helps.

Yes, find some tutorials on Javascript and DTHML. It's easy with javascript.