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You better let the people working in quantum physics know about this, they have it all wrong. It's all semantics, That first sentence was a Freudian slip.

I almost won!

I didn't even click the url, and was going to post a Rick Astley video, Then I saw the post on the notion I suspected it was one, and my plans got effed. :-\

11 cents? On one PPC ad? Sign me up, I'd be making millions!

If you want to talk about semantics, I can go almost all day about how you are wrong in nearly every notion and how you do not get the said semantics, But I won't. Source is sloppy using JS rather than CSS, I dislike the logo as it clearly wasn't meant to look as it does against the background, It needs to be redone else it would look like some whipup someone did in 20 minutes. Poor visibiliy of the top bar compared to the theme, It does not blend well. There are minor JS errors (check your debugger), namely GUnload function. But apparenly client side code doesn't matter anymore, does it? The page with the club info is quite neat, Nice boxes for the data as they're compact, although I'm glad I have an ad blocker.

Aren't we cute, now?

mysql_real_escape_string?

I would hardly call this PHP help, Why not learn how HTML works first?

Eregi is depricated in place of the PERL compatible preg_replace. preg_match('/^[_a-z0-9-]+(\.[_a-z0-9-]+)*@[a-z0-9-]+(\.[a-z0-9-]+)*(\.[a-z]{2,3})$/', $_POST['email']); Should suffice.

It's the most simple project. It's pointless to write all this code for you, use a tutorial and learn.

I'd disagree with the previous post, But for any site that will be sharing videos of any level should not be using an external database to handle the physical data, even on a small scale it is extremely inefficient. Seeing as you're not sure how to work with BLOB/binary fields in *SQL you may as well quit while you're ahead, ask yourself; Is it worthful to learn how to do something that is that inefficient?

Heh.. Brings back memories. Yes, your theory about nothing being truly random is indeed true (There are a limited amount of physics in the conviened universe) so what we inevitably have to call it is pseudorandom number generation. There are many well built methods such as iterating over Mersenne primes with a founded seed, but that's all you'll really get in the computer world. You can go farther and retrieve analogue voltage noise from an empty pin on a serial port, or what some have done generate numbers based off of atmospheric radiation. Random is a definition, how it is interpreted into logic can infinitely vary.

Before I got fully in to VB.NET (when I was your age) I also fiddled with BASIC versions, I remember stumbling across Liberty BASIC once .. I think the full version cost money though, so for applications I went to VB and for games I stumbled into DARKBASIC (Didn't go very far into that though).

What you should really do is incorporate this logic if you do not understand: $string = "I'm full of nonsense and things!" if(get_magic_quotes_gpc()): stripslashes($string); } $string = mysql_real_escape_string($string); //Continue to send to DB

If you want a recordset and not a poor calculation based off of where a last user was seen with the IP, then something such as Maxmind GeoIP's pro database will provide something like, 97-99.7% accuracy? But their free one (along with a few other GeoIP services) should be sufficient enough, there's no need for such a strong solution to replace what a user should do. The "Find at date at xxx" thing is ironically funny, first time I saw it, it was like "Oh, clever!" But then again maybe people would be willing to visit ONE city over for.... Well, lets leave it at there

Go complain to your IT tech instructor about the poor material he has taught.

You can put anything you wish in $detail, such as the $_POST elements of their submitted text. But where is $detail even defined? I don't see it, it should be blank or with an error unless you define it.

Yes it is, as it is the only possible method to automatically detect the zip code. As areas other than UK seldom have frame servers more than ~2-20Mi away, then the Zip code should be within a fair accuracy, if not completely correct.

Yes, you should rethink your logic and use the tried and true methods available if you cannot figure out how to loop it like so.

When I was younger, so much younger than today, I never needed anybody's help in any way..

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I just read this over right now and smiled. congrats.

Try this, And make sure the method is correctly named as so: <form action="yo.php" method="POST" > First Name: <input type="text" name="fname" /></br> Last Name: <input type="text" name="lname" /></br> Age: <input type="text" name="age" /></br> Email: <input type="text" name="email" /></br> Username: <input type="text" name="userName"/></br> Password: <input type="text" name="password"/></br> <input type="submit" value="Sign me Up!"> </form> yo.php: <?php //Print all $_POST elements foreach ($_POST as $array) { print $array . "<br/>\n"; } ?> This should work fine and work for debugging, Just read up on PHP tutorials if you want to learn the basics of PHP forms, it doesn't seem like you know all that much so far.

Well it looks like you're wanting to use the $picid as you're looking at the ID of the picture (thus the poll on it) and seeing if they've posted on it or not.

Why not look at some analogies. At the risk of listing one that doesn't make sense, You may as well not put yourself in someone shoes who is about to die, You may have all that he has gained but you won't be able to hold it. I'd rather focus on rebranding and making something unique, such as the pheonix out of the ashes, rather than building something out of those ashes itself. It's pointless.