[Array help]

As above... You can't onclick="<?php echo bla bla ?>"

 

onclick is reserved for javascript functions or such like.....

 

Also your trying to echo an array... On a normal config this will not work... you'll need to manipulate the array with something like foreach() or print_r().

 

Explain exactly what it is your trying to accomplish!?

[[SOLVED] Prevent SQL Injection]

I always use :

 

<?php
         $number = (int)$number;
?>

[create/write to psd file]

You can read psd files but not write them i believe

[timestamp]

I would get rid of the date() and use mktime() it's a lot better for time comparison!

[Array help]

your trying to out put php with onclick. This generally for a javascript function.

 

write a javascript function and then call the javascript function on call/