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  1. [code]CREATE TABLE categories (   id smallint(5) NOT NULL default '0',   position tinyint(3) default NULL,   state varchar(10) default NULL,   name varchar(128) NOT NULL default '',   description text,   PRIMARY KEY  (id),   KEY id (id) ) TYPE=MyISAM;[/code] Add a “category” column, to your forum table, and then assign which forums are in which categories. Then use the appropriate mysql_query to grab the categories and forums in the right order. Ie. “ORDER BY c.position, f.position”
  2. Have neer heard of similar occurances, try to save it offline as .php and use ftp to transfer it
  3. Look what's on line 105, as the error suggests: global hj3lsm/bf[@,$email,$name,$post,$topicID; and in the tutorial, it has: global $password,$email,$name,$post,$topicID; ...
  4. Hi, Been trying to find and successfully run a script, that will zip up a directory & subdirectories with all files, and offer it as download. http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/945.html I managed to get this one to zip up all files, but it didnt use the appropriate folders and levels, jus tall files in one zip. After playing with  it, I managed to get it to recognise the folders, but they were zipped as 'file' files, not folders, and so unuseable. Can anyone offer a fix for the above script? Or a possible alternative, please. Thanks in advance, ~
  5. Hi, I've been coding for about a year now, made a few simple sites for friends/family. I recently made a forum script from scratch, and also an album script. To keep things simple, everything is included in index.php, except a separate config.php with mysql details. The size of of my "lite version forums" index.php is about 49KB, is this acceptable for a live website? Or would it be better to be split down in separate files? Can't seem to find any documentation on sizes of index files, cheers for any help. ~S
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