Kestrad

Okay, I understand! Thanks for clearing that up.

I'm creating a php class, but I receive the following error: Wrong parameter count for mysql_fetch_assoc(). It tells me that the problem is in the constructor, which is as follows: function __construct($arg1 = 0){ $q = mysql_fetch_assoc('getQuoteById', $arg1); $this->quote = $q['quote']; } getQuoteById is a sql query: SELECT id, quote FROM quote WHERE id=%d where id and quote are the two columns in the table quote. Could someone please explain to me what this error means? Thanks!

if(($voted < 1)||($voted>5)) die; do you need curly braces for this line?

Yep. I'm not getting the error anymore! Thanks for your help!

If the function doesn't take an argument, doesn't that mean I can't pass it one?

Sorry, I don't quite understand--do you mean that I can't define $id as another variable that already exists?

Hey all! I'm getting an unexpected T_VARIABLE with the following function: function getHighestParentName($id = $this->cid){ $cat = mysql_fetch_assoc(fsquery('getParentCategories', $id)); if ($cat['pid']!=0){getHighestParentName($cat['id']);} return $cat['name']; } fsquery is a function defined in another file, which I know is correctly defined and correctly referenced. pid, id, and name are column names in a mysql table. Can someone please help me find what's wrong? Thanks!