joshmaker

Thanks!

I would consider making the navigational links more prominent so users don't accidentally over look them. Also, from a usability standpoint, the navigational anchors should be display: block; that way users can click on the entire colored block to activate the link instead of being only able to click on the text itself.

Ok, I've recently learned the join command, but have run into a situation where I would like to join a single table to multiple fields in another table. For example, lets say I have a table `travelers`and a table `locations`. I can join location and travelers in one place like this: SELECT * FROM `travelers` LEFT JOIN `locations` ON `travelers`.`first_destination` = `locations`.`id` No problem. But what if one of my travelers wants to visit many locations? Trying something like: SELECT * FROM `travelers` LEFT JOIN `locations` ON `travelers`.`first_destination` = `locations`.`id` LEFT JOIN `locations` ON `travelers`.`second_destination` = `locations`.`id` LEFT JOIN `locations` ON `travelers`.`third_destination` = `locations`.`id` Would give me an error like this one: #1066 - Not unique table/alias: 'locations' How would I join these? Could someone kindly point my in the proper direction?

Good suggestion -- I had the session folder set, but I needed to change the permissions on it

I've tried it with and without "session_register("level");" as well as using "$HTTP_SESSION_VARS" instead of $_SESSION... still no luck getting sessions to work.

I am trying to move a website I built onto a Windows 2003 server, however, the session variables don't seem to be working correctly. Here is the first test page I created: <?php session_start(); session_register("level"); $_SESSION["level"] = 42; print 'Session: '.$_SESSION["level"]; ?> <br /> <a href="sessiontest.php">session test</a> The page prints out "Session: 42". Here is the code for the link: <?php session_start(); print 'Session: '.$_SESSION["level"]; ?> This page prints out "Session: " -- for some reason the variable 'level' isn't being sent over. I've checked that session.auto_start = 0 in php.ini and now I am out of ideas. Anyone able to offer me any help?

I have a form that, when completed, sends an email message. In addition to this however, I would to generate a string that contains all of my data separated by commas and send it along with the email as an attachment. This way the data can be easily imported into Filemaker Pro. This seems likes it should be easy to do, but I can't figure it out. Can someone lend me a hand?