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Hey Coreye I think I have allllll of those fixed If you have time could you give it a once over again?

Hi I have a site at www.thebuddyfolder.com The site is written in PHP and structured with <DIV> tags that float. Whenever the site is zoomed in the page breaks and everything stacks on top of each other. I'm fairly newbish when it comes to CSS so any advice on what may fix that would be appreciated.

Coreye was that including a ' in the subject or in the body or both on the PM error?

Good catches, tyvm Don't think they should be too hard to correct

Link: http://www.thebuddyfolder.com Basically it's a social networking site coded in PHP with help from these forums Rather then what MySpace/Facebook do, which is connecting users by real life times, Buddy Folder allows users to list the usernames they use in MMORPGs, Instant Messengers, Skype, Forums etc... and then allows others to search and friend them based on that info. Tested mainly in IE8 and Chrome. Would definitely appreciate any feedback. Especially those of you who create profiles and mess around with features. PHPFreaks is available to list your username under the communities section to get you started

You are awesome ty for showing me how to do that!

Sorry for my newbishness but how would that translate over to making a line like <tr><td><img src="$countryname.jpg"> $CountryName</td><td> $number_of_users Members</td></tr>

So I have a site with a private member system. When users register they indicate their country. This is stored in it's own column in a mySQL database and is recalled later to display a little flag on their user profiles. I'd like to create a site stats page that shows the # of users from any particular country. There are 200+ countries listed as options to choose from. Is there a way to create a page that says the count for each country type without doing 200+ count SQL queries? (Meaning could I do one query and then sort through that data after having done the query)

Yeah I'm thinking I may use case to condense some things down.

Sorry just going back now and doing all my security cleanup like addslashes on user input and whatnot and figured the user not being able to see the URLs would add a level of security.

Don't need to worry about hiding URLs on links, but I'd like to hide them on some of my form buttons, is there a way to make where those forms redirect not appear on the status bar of IE?

I also should probably add the loggedin session variable is being set within a function

Added that in and the variable is still not going away

of index.php? no I dont session_start() is the first line of the header.php that I require on all pages

Might be better if I post the whole code of what I'm trying to do: <?php require("header.php"); // The banner logo and ad app. Also begins the overall page table. if ($_GET['action'] == "logout") { unset ($_SESSION['loggedin']; session_destroy(); require("sidebar.php"); // The app that determines if you're logged in, if logged in displays sidebar menu, if not offers login/signup require("announcements.php"); // Gives main page with announcements require("footer.php"); // Copyright info and ties up the overall page table. } else { require("sidebar.php"); // The app that determines if you're logged in, if logged in displays sidebar menu, if not offers login/signup require("announcements.php"); // Gives main page with announcements require("footer.php"); // Copyright info and ties up the overall page table. } sidebar.php is where the login box is and it starts off with: if ($_SESSION[loggedin] = yes) { and on from there