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  • Birthday 01/01/1988

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  1. The first thing I've noticed is that you're setting error_message and then checking if it contains data to throw the error. If you remove $error_message = "Please enter an email address"; it should work fine. EDIT: You may want to remove the email addresses 'example@example.com' and 'example6%@example.com' from your database . I used them for testing it.
  2. Yup, but the game is still active and I'd assume he has email notifications. He wanted info, the threads not closed, I'm just helping. (the game isn't finished yet, so it is still in beta)
  3. Back on topic a bit, the maximum bankroll/cash on hand allowed is restricted to 2147483647. You may want to consider using a different variable type for storing money, or make it harder to get. Otherwise it seems to be coming along fairly well, good job.
  4. I checked your page on both safari and firefox. On firefox the loading image displays correctly, but on safari it wasn't as nice. It did work, however. If you notice it is displaying but just very quickly. It may be that webkit is more efficient?
  5. It seems to streamline quite a bit, thanks again for the info.
  6. Alright, that gives me a base for learning more . Thanks for the info.
  7. Nope, in this case (as I said) it is the jQuery object. Do explain to us humble muggles, if you have the time.
  8. As far as it's use in this case and in general it seems the dollar sign ($) is used for abbreviating document.GetElementById. In this case: Would be like writing: document.GetElementById("a.vote_up").click(function() I haven't had much luck using it, but from a bit of googling this is the best answer I came up with back when I was trying to figure out the same thing.
  9. That works. I'm surprised they got rid of it, it's pretty useful when the headers are already sent out. Either way glad to hear it's fixed.
  10. Did you try replacing the meta tag? .. the syntax was wrong in it. It was missing quotes etc. It looks like the PHP is fine so it's most likely logging them out in firefox but not redirecting them due to the broken meta tag.
  11. <?php echo $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; ?> is actually his signature. His reply was: "Text file database"
  12. The browser shouldn't have any effect on the code as it's all server sided. The only problem i can think of with this is that 'login_out' is being passed in differently. Try echoing what is stored in $_REQUEST['do'] and check if it is actually passing through properly. Also echo "<meta http-equiv=Refresh content=0;url='index.php'>"; should be echo "<meta http-equiv='Refresh' content='0;url=index.php' />";
  13. SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE COMPANY = 'Ours' ORDER BY JOB_NO DESC LIMIT 1 should work EDIT: A little more specific : $sql = "SELECT JOB_NO FROM table_name WHERE COMPANY = 'Ours' ORDER BY JOB_NO DESC LIMIT 1"; $result = mysql_query($sql); $row = mysql_fetch_array($result); echo $row['JOB_NO'];
  14. You mean: <?PHP echo "<tr><td>".$linenumber++."</td><td>".$userresults['username']."</td></tr>"; ?> ?
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