TapeGun007

@gizmola, Yes, I just read that actually on a website, but I tried this instead and it seems to work fine (more along the lines of what Jacques suggested).  I want to simply check for any data so it doesn't bother building out a table for nothing.
 
 
$stmt = $con->prepare($sql); $stmt->execute($params); $row = $stmt->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC);   if ($row){         echo "<br>Not Empty<br>"; }else{     echo "<br>Empty<br>"; }

I think I have it already... I was too quick to post.  I see my syntax error above as well.
 
I think this will work:
foreach($statedb as $x => $x_value){ $con[$x] = new mysqli($DBServer, $DBUser, $DBPass, $x_value); }

Wow.  
 
I changed this line
 
jQuery(function($){
 
Now it works...

benanamen,
 
It's quite simple (supposedly):
 
I have a table called "Security"
 
Security
----------
ID
SalesID
SecurityAnswer
TimeRecord
TempCode
Attempts
LoginSecurityID
 
All I want to do now (regardless of what I posted previously) is check if the TimeRecord is less than 20 minutes.  I need to also ensure that the TempCode matches, and the ID is correct.  
 
 
"SELECT *              FROM LoginSecurity WHERE timestampdiff(minute, TimeRecord, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP()) < 20 AND SalesID = '$ID' AND TempCode ='$temppassword'  
I've tried CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, and I tried using Now()....it just doesn't seem to work and so I know it's a syntax thing.
 
To test I'm running the following after the query:
 
$rs=$con->query($sql);     $rs->data_seek(0);     $row = $rs->fetch_assoc();  if($row > 0){    echo "Record found"; }else{    echo "Record not found"; }