Kurt

Lol, whoever said I was joking?

[quote author=jbog91 link=topic=101446.msg401701#msg401701 date=1153587349] I know you don't have to make a directory everytime someone signs up. Doesn't mod_rewrite require you to have access to some apache files that only the server admin has access too? [/quote] Just make a .htaccess file.

Im Kurt, and im 12, but turning 13 very soon. I know most common web languages such as x/html, css, javascript, php, and a bit of asp. I learned actionscript when I was 11 (it was my first language). I learned everything else though this year and Im quite good at it because Im already making money

C/C++ are not assembly languages and C+ doesnt exist ;)

Can you post more info? I hardly know what you mean  ???

[code] <?php $content=file_get_contents("file.txt"); $rows=explode("\n",$content); ?> [/code] Now, every row is in the $rows array. So, to access the first row you would do $rows[0]. To access the second row you would do $rows[1]. And, any other row after that, you know what to do.

Um, you don't need anything special except php to make the mail() function work...

I think most web programmers are use to high-level languages such as PHP, and assembly is one of the most low-level languages Ive ever known, next to binary. So no, I dont know assembly.

Try changing: $result=mysql_query($query); to: $result=mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error()); to see what the error is.

I would do something like this: $mail=mail(blahblahblah); if(!$mail){ //insert into a database that it was bounced }

I don't think it can be done with php...

It's because $row itself is an array, and you can't explode an array, only a string.

They probably use .htaccess to do this.

[quote author=digitalgod link=topic=99923.msg393814#msg393814 date=1152409420] I already tried that and it didn't work, that's why i tried the 2nd echo ;) [/quote] You said you tried removing the second echo, but you never said you removed the semi-colon (;) after $row['content']. Do that, and I guarantee you it will work.

Remove the second echo and remove the semi-colon after $row['content'].