Jeff23

Ahh, I see. I\'m sure you\'ve probably got this from someone else already, but here goes. Under the \'structure\' section, you should just be able to put a check next to the field that you don\'t want anymore and go to the with selected and push \'drop\' which is right next to \'change\'. It will get rid of that field for you.

I think that the easiest way (well the way I do it) is to go to browse. Then, you scroll down through your entries until you come across the one that you want deleted. On the left hand side there will be the command \'edit\' and \'delete\'. Just push the delete one on the left of the row you want deleted and it will remove only that row.

Hey, thanks a lot for that. It\'s really funny how I figured out the hardest part of that code (the parts I didn\'t post), but just couldn\'t figure out what needed to be done to register the stupid variable! Thanks again!

Actually, I\'ve been doing pretty well, but one thing has been bothering me. What is the command to set a variable from a specific row like this: mysql_query("SELECT pid FROM marketb WHERE price=\'$price\'"); $pid = ??? How do I set $pid = \'pid\' from the table?

Yes, I have windows. What exactly do I have to do with the task manager (if it is the same thing that I have running my virus checker and whatnot every week)? You are being very helpful, thanks!

I know. I read about it but I can\'t figure out how to get it to apply using myPHP. I was wondering if there were any alternatives or if someone could help me get a CRON job working with myPHP.

Okay, I\'m not even sure if what I am asking is possible, but here goes. I would like to make it so that every week a variable in my table will change to a default value.