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@JBrom, in the future, please place tags around your code.

Never even heard of that. *Googles*.

It means you didn't set 'cart' in the SESSION array before using it here.

What do you mean exactly? I'm asking because this would be the best option. Have a variable that increments each loop and have a condition to check whether it reaches 10.

What have you done to debug this? Echo values out to make sure they're correct. See how far the script gets. As cssfreakie mentioned, temporarily turn on error_reporting. Something must have changed.... Maybe it's b/c you simply said, "My script is broke, someone else fix it".

In the future, please place tags around your code.

You also probably have to escape the single quotes inside your url_for function parameter.

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In the future, please place tags around your code.

IMO, it's easier to use single quotes for the attributes if your primary string is double quoted. Either of these should work: echo "next"; ?> echo "next"; ?>

Yes it is. You should try it and find out. If you need reason to try it, just Google something like "Reasons to use JQuery".

I don't see where you tried my suggestion...

In the future, please place tags around your code.

Not sure exactly what you mean by: but look at Example #1: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-fetch-assoc.php

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Are you actually using JOIN? Post your query.

Yes, read more in the manual: http://php.net/manual/en/language.operators.string.php

Echo out $sqlSearchFleet and paste the output.

Without seeing relevant code it's impossible to tell exactly what it is. PHP will cause a blank page if there is a fatal error. You can temporarily turn on max error reporting by placing these 2 lines directly below your opening <?php tags: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

In the future, please place tags around your code.

@diptiranjan, in the future, please place tags around your code.

The first day should feel overwhelming, if it's not, then the job isn't challenging enough.

In the future, please use tags around your code.

I was wondering why I couldn't get any work done today.