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Another possibility: If your pages are all dynamic pages pulled from content stored in a database, add a "hits" field to the table where you store the page content. Then every time a page is requested, increment the number in that field for that page. You will know how many …

First, each set of Player form fields will must have unique names. You can't have "playerid" for five different form fields on the same form. So you will need something like "playerid_1", "playerid_2", etc. Each of the fields for each player must be named in the same fashion, having a …

I would recommend a few things. First, if you can, be sure that warnings are turned on in the PHP configuration, as well as errors. This will let you see things you are doing that might work but are not best practice. Second, keep trying new functions and methods. Make …

In a header file, say header.php, include the HTML you want to have in the header – only the chunk of HTML you plan to insert into the bigger page. Next, in the index file, use PHP's "include" function to insert the contents of header.php in the appropriate spot like …

Hi Dave, Can you please be more specific? What do you mean when you say you want to "get rid" of options 1 and 3?

If I understand you correctly, one way you could do it would be to use a conditional IF statement to test each of the checkboxes to see if they have been selected, where each checkbox represents a different "site" on which the ad is to be displayed, and therefore a …

My name is Fritz Green. I'm a graphic designer, web developer, video producer, screenwriter, and filmmaker. (Whew, I'm tired now.) Yes, I'm a programming geek who is also a creative designer and artist. (right brain/left brain/scattered brain) My wife and I own a design studio of six people, Copper Cup …