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Hi, The SQL used would depend on what information you have about the logged in user and what piece of information about the user you stored in the events table. If it were me I would have something like this: User Table - User ID - User name - Password - Email - Etc. Events Table - Event ID - Date - Time - Description - User ID - Etc. sql = select events.* from events, users where events.user_id = users.user_id and users.username = $username However, if you are storing the username against the event you only need to select from the events table. I hope that I have explained this well... Regards Matt

Hi, I suppose it depends on what you have available. If you have a database back end I would validate and store the information at each stage. Then once complete you can retrieve all of the required information from the database and send your email. This method will also mean that you can easily allow the user to go back and edit their details at various stages. The other method would be to have hidden fields on the next stage and when you submit your form to stage 2 (for example) you populate the hidden fields with the $_POST items from stage 1. I hope that this makes sense Regards Matt