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I know you need to escape your quotes in the HTML echo "<polygon fill=".$info['fill_colour']." stroke=\"black\" id=".$info['id']." points=".$info['coordinates']." />"; Should work

Setup a cron job on the server.

@scootstah Thank you very much for explaining that. I agree, but if mysqli is better I'll be glad to use it. It gives me a reason to make new stuff and play with my old code.

I have the same question, I have always used MySQL but now i'm hearing I should be using MySQLi? If so, why? What is so much better about this versus the old MySQL? I am simply curious. Thank you

How is the user logged in? Is it a cookie or something, show us your login code.

How are staff picks determined? Is there a table just for it or a column in your existing table for it or what? EDIT: adding missing information.

I looked over your code and your form is using POST but all your if statements are wanting a GET, this may be from one of your includes, but that may be part of why it isn't displaying what you want.

Use error_reporting(E_ALL); to check whats up, your cookie code worked for me. -- I only tested the setcookies

What exactly are you trying to achieve, I'm lost? I also noticed you said the second box doesn't work, it is most likely because it's the exact same thing as the first one and using the exact same MySQL query.

You could create a new page for each or you could put all your pages into a SQL database and use the GET or POST to call a certain row into the page.