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What you could to stop spam and poo stories is have them be accepted or rejected before they are allowed. 65,000 is good enough for a decent short story (not a novel).

anyone?

Im stuck with ezSQL. I have decided to upgrade my old version of ezSQL and i'm having some problems with connecting to the database. It needs 2 classes included which I have done. Then when i try to connect it shows about 10 error messages. Here is the code i used; require('lib/connection.php'); // classes are in here $db = new ezSQL_mysql; $db->connect('root', '', 'localhost'); // default login settings for LAMP Any suggestions as to what I can do? Or any suggestions to a better class to use?..

4 things.. 1. Make them enter their email twice. 2. Show on the page if the email is valid. 3. Do a server side check to see if the email is valid. 4. You could use ajax to show if the email is taken or dHTML to check if the emails match.

$finish = 94438384; // timestamp of when it finishes $width = time() / $finish; if($width > 1) { $width = 1; } echo '<div id="outer">'. '<div id="inner" style="width:'.$width.'%;">'. '</div>'. '</div>'; CSS div#outer { height:10px;width:200px;background:#900;padding:0; } div#inner { height:10px;background:#090;margin:0;padding:0; }

If its in a frame why not just use GET?

Ok it didn't work would there be a better way of getting the class working with just 1 function in it?

Thanks for the help but i have another problem now. how can i use the functions for the db? I tried this... $this->db->qstr($id)

db is defined sorry, i just copy and pasted the class that isn't working. How can I get db to work inside of this class?

I have 2 separate classes, database and user class. Inside the user class I have to do a query and if i try to use the db class it produces an error, is there any way i can make this work? I have tried things but with no success. class User { protected $id; public function getDetails() { $this->id = (int) $_SESSION['user_id']; $query = 'SELECT `Username` FROM `' . DBPREFIX . 'users` WHERE `ID` = ' . $db->qstr ( $id ) ; // do stuff? return true; } } The error it says is "Fatal error: Call to a member function qstr()"

it would be a better idea to do it in JS. The page will not validate correctly with the marquee because it is now depreciated.

echo '<input value="'.$_REQUEST['username'].'" name="username" />'. '<select name="dropdown">'. '<option value="1" '.(($_REQUEST['dropdown'] == '1')?'selected="selected"':FALSE).'>1</option>'. '<option value="2" '.(($_REQUEST['dropdown'] == '1')?'selected="selected"':FALSE).'>2</option>'. '</select>'. '<input type="radio" name="rdo" '.(($_REQUEST['rdo'] == TRUE)?'checked="checked"':FALSE).'/>';

you could wrap each of those underlying rows in a div or you could just put the additional rows in an extra table. Either way you will probably have it working pretty easy.

You will need a JavaScript function. You could probably add it to the on click event for the image and show hide the additional data Here is a function you could use function toggle(obj) { document.getElementById(obj).style.display = (el.style.display != 'none' ? 'none' : '' ); }

<img src="<?php echo $nation['nation_flag']; ?>" style="float:left;" /> <img src="<?php echo $nation['nation_symbol']; ?>" style="float:right;" /> <b><u><center>Government of <?php echo $nation['nation_name']; ?></center></u></b> <br style="clear:both" />