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infiniteacuity

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  1. I do not see any issues. Also, you should probably post the code that is actually generating the content for the link you sent.
  2. Most people will say you need to use <div> tags. However, you can remove the <td> </td> tags that surround your php code and place them inside. Change: echo awards($type); to: echo "<td>" . awards($type) . "</td>";
  3. Most people will yell at you for not using <div> tags. However, you can create another table around your 3 tables and place each one of those into a separate column tag within the main table row.
  4. Put a $ sign in from of DateLogged if you want it to be a variable. Also, this should be posted in the programming section as it isn't really related to HTML.
  5. Where are you suppose to go to see the error?
  6. You're going to need to post some additional information before anyone can help with suggestions.
  7. Are you saying you want to randomly generate a question/answer when you get to a page but not re-generate if the page is refreshed?
  8. You should echo $_POST['query'] to see what is being passed. My guess is nothing since you said the form does not have method = post. Try adding that it might just fix your problem.
  9. I would google for a better mail class that allows you to send both HTML and text emails. Short term you can try adding this to the header variable: "Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\n"; You'll want to fully format the mail message to include proper HTML formatting to reduce the chances of getting flagged as spam.
  10. Have you tried asking the entity you got the script from? Otherwise, I'd try searching through the PayPal files for the term "currency".
  11. I would also include a field to reference the image that should be displayed so you don't have to do any logic on the PHP side to determine what image to display.
  12. The API key for google maps is being rejected on the example.
  13. Have you confirmed the jpg is actually uploaded to the server and viewable by going directly to it before determining this is a PHP issue?
  14. Have you checked to see if it is getting caught as spam?
  15. Your code on this page appears to be messed up: http://actoninfotech.dot5hosting.com/cgi-bin/ESTA/calendar.php?month=8&year=2009 Looking at the source I see you have 2 sets of doctype and head tags being set. You need to clean it up so that it only has 1 set and see if that solves your problem.
  16. You can get the filename of the image by exploding on the period (or you can so a substr since the date in the filename is a fixed length) and compare the first chunk against today's date, which would be date("m-d-Y") in your case. If they match then display. www.php.net is a good resource, look up "explode" and "date".
  17. Can you provide a screenshot of what you are seeing?
  18. You can try loading them into an array, reversing it, and only displaying the first 5
  19. <body bgcolor="#ECEDEC" text="#000000" link="#666666" vlink="#666666" alink="#CCCCCC" leftmargin="1" topmargin="1" marginwidth="1" marginheight="1"> You should also use CSS to set the properties of the body.
  20. You should use > in place of > if you want that to be part of your link text.
  21. I second this. If you have any success in getting a large number of users on your site, the database will become MASSIVE.
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