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the single quotes need to be slash'd fixed: echo ' <a href="#" onclick="slidedown_showHide(\'box2\');return false;">';

I lol'd

Try: $body = " <br><hr><br> Username: $username <br> Name: $name <br> Email: $email <br> How Did You Finding Us: $findingus <br> Rss Yes Or No: $rssfield <br> Comments: $comments <br> ";

hehe ` ` } There's two little alternate quote things, remove them.

$success = mail($emailField , $emailSubject, $body, $headers); You haven't defned $body, that is why there is no content, maybe you wrote the wrong variable.

Can you post the whole script.?

mysql_query("INSERT INTO users (username,password,email) VALUES ('$username','$password','$email')") You're missing the semi-colon on the end of that line.

Redarrow, yours still have a little mistake (the single quote is in a wrong place): Fixed here: <?php mysql_query("INSERT INTO results(user, movie, input, prediction, error) VALUES('" . mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['email']) ."' , '" .mysql_real_esape_string($Movies[$m]['title']) . "','" . mysql_real_esape_string($Movies[$m]["rating"]) . "','" . mysql_real_escape_string($result) . "','" . mysql_real_esape_string($err) . "' ) ") or die(mysql_error()); ?>

whats the error

<?php if($_POST['submit']){ if($_POST['username'] && $_POST['password']){ if(mysql_num_rows($data) == 1){ if($data2['active'] == 1){ if($data2['banned'] == 0){ }else{ $message = "You have been banned by an administrator."; } }else{ $message = "Your account is not activated, if you have just registered check your emails for an activation email."; } }else{ $message = "Incorrect username or password."; } }else{ $message = "Enter a username and password."; } } ?> I think it's best to code in a structure like that.

Try this... if($_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"] == '/products/expitem.php') { It should work even with $_GET variables.

That's a cool way of doing it : o

It's very badly structured, I definitely wouldn't use it.

Use round(); round([number], [decimalplaces])

echo '<div id="',$row['arena'],'">';/ What diference do the commas have?

echo "<div id='".$row['arena']."'>"; I'm pretty sure that'll work. Also, this line echo .$row['date']; needs no dot before the veriable, so use: echo $row['date'];

Is it constantly there, even if you go to another website?

Do you mean, it didn't refresh? Just press f5. Are you sure it's actually changing something in the file?

As I said, mysql_num_rows does not fetch data, so $selitem and $selaps will just be the number of rows, to get some data use mysql_fetch_array(); like: $st = "SELECT * FROM aps WHERE name = '$name'"; $qr = mysql_query($st); $selaps = mysql_fetch_array($qr); $s = "SELECT * FROM items WHERE name = '$match[1]'"; $r = mysql_query($s); $selitem = mysql_fetch_array($r); $newaps = ($selaps['aps']+ $selitem['dvalue']);

mysql_num_rows only returns the number of rows returned by the query, you want to be using mysql_fetch_assoc() or mysql_fetch_array().

if you wanted to actualy get the contents of the file use: <label>Band Name <input name="save" type="text" id="save" value="<?php echo file_get_contents("/home/alport/public_html/".$_SESSION['s_username']."/text/name.txt"); ?>" /> </label>

<label>Band Name <input name="save" type="text" id="save" value="<?php echo'/home/alport/public_html/".$_SESSION['s_username']."/text/name.txt'); ?>" /> </label> You started with single quotes then used double, use the same type: <label>Band Name <input name="save" type="text" id="save" value="<?php echo"/home/alport/public_html/".$_SESSION['s_username']."/text/name.txt"; ?>" /> </label>

I would suggest using cookies to remember what the user has selected.

the variable $ip actualy needs to be the visitors IP address, otherwise the comparisons are useless if the ip is set to one that passes it all. $ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];

Yes