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This version of PHP is way too old (end-of-life was over 5 years ago!), and therefore insecure. Version 5.5 is going to reach end-of-life in a few months. You need to upgrade to one of the supported versions: https://secure.php.net/supported-versions.php

You need to learn how to read errors and warnings, as these are perfectly clear: Why is the getProperty2 method setup to take an argument? It looks like you copy/pasted the function for setProperty2() and forgot to remove the argument.

Use explode.

Use wordwrap on the output: https://secure.php.net/manual/en/function.wordwrap.php

Congratulations! Your super-crappy host has updated PHP to a version that is no longer supported after last year. You need to find yourself a *real* host that supports at least 5.5, move your code there and do the updating required in your code.

Please move your code to use something other than the deprecated mysql_ functions (mysqli or PDO) and use prepared statements. You are totally open to SQL injection attacks.

The ; at the end of this line if(!preg_match('/[a-z]/',$title)); means the if statement will have no effect, and the line immediately following will always be executed.

The answer is right in the documentation: You should be using the password_hash function.

To get a valid WSDL from that location you need to append ?wsdl to the url: https://api.mindbodyonline.com/0_5/SaleService.asmx?wsdl

You are making a mysqli instance here and assigning it to the variable $db: $db=new mysqli('localhost', 'DanCojocaru', 'danutzsrl', 'dan cojocaru'); Therefore, you should be calling the query method on *that* variable, $db.

Don't use Pear; as you can see the last stable release was over 5 years ago. Use either Swiftmailer or PHPmailer.

Try setting the curl option CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION to true. Looks like there's a redirect occurring now.

Something else for you to read. Or, you could use the Sentinel library, or perhaps Aura.Auth. The point is, really, not to try to re-invent the wheel...especially in such a critical component.

So, use SOAP.

Use PDO or mysqli and prepared statements. Read the manual entry.