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you can make carriage returns work. HOWEVER you have to use I beileve is the pre tag. And that is kinda of messy at times. You're better off using a br tag. just keeping options open.

check your query. If you get the not supplied valid arguement, 99.9% of the time. the problem is in your query. Echo out your query and check it to make sure that is working properly. This can be done any place that you can free-form a MySQL query in your …

I will agree that it is rare that you would want to do that outside of a data hosting site like that. Otherwise you can just store the url and output it however you want by calling it with php and tellting using the following code echo '<img src ="'.$imgurl.'">'; …

Use an if statement that wont succeed after the reload. Alot of my code uses redirects with that but they all go to the same page. I just use a variable set that helps stop it from getting to the redirect the second time. But it's all up to how …

[code]<img style="border: 0px;" src="url" />[/code] use the style ability within most tags and use the CSS call to get rid of borders. if it still isn't working... .delete IE download firefox and try again on a real browser. Thank you.

Another option is to just get the information either the substr version from SQL ore the full length. and simply use the wordwrap function built into php that will break only at a space. [url]http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.wordwrap.php[/url] You can find the documentation for that function at that link on php.net. If you're …

Once again PHP.net has the answer. I believe you were wanting to return all the files within a directory, as the person above me stated this was not very easy to understand what you were wanting to do. [code]$d = dir("/etc/php5") while(false!==($temp=$d->read())) { $filesinfolder[]=$temp } [/code] This should return an …

[code] textarea { overflow: auto; } input { overflow: auto; } .background { background-attachment: fixed; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: center; z-index: 0; top: 0px; left: 0px; height: 100%; width: 100%; position:fixed; } .content { z-index: 2; top: 0px; left: 0px; text-align: center; position: absolute; width: 100%; } [/code] Okay I found …

One thing you might try is to store you're query in a variable before putting it into the mysql_query() function. $query = "DELETE FROM employees WHERE recordid='$recordid'"; $results = @mysql_query($query); Mind You I used the storing of results. This is good practice as it allows for good error checking. I …

It may be that the long string is disabled. I remember that certain array's like that started getting phased out in 4.0. Please refer to the following page for more information to get the commands that are more up to date. [url]http://php.net/reserved.variables[/url] sorry if this doesn't help

try even reading a little bit. Larry Ullman has a good beginnign book for both PHP and Mysql. "PHP and MySQL for dynamic Web Pages." It assumes you know html but that you've nevver programmed in your life. So its a really good teachign manual.

That is both correct and incorrect. The second page will NOT identify the session when it opens. However a session will NOT end until you tell it to end or it times out. Even if it is stored in a cookie. The purpose of using sessions is so that your …

I have a fully written forum and I would like to add some code to identify all the active users that are logged on. Their names are stored in session variables. I would like to retrieve and process this data using php, for ALL active sessions. Not just the person …

Just another note. If that doesn't help and it doesn't seem to be that way with you. The FIRST thing that should always be looked at with that particular error, is the QUERY that you are trying to get the number of rows from the result. More often than not …

The skript is taking too much space or the files are taking too much space. If its the files, there may be a method to install a script for compression, but that is your only hope. If you are writing for a file server, your ONLY bet is to have …

Try putting a semi-colon after the query. If that doesn't work. take the semicolon out of the quotes of the query, its not needed in this. THe semi-colon is used in SQL to denote the end of the query, its not really needed when using php. It'll automatically end it …

$sql_check = mysql_query("UPDATE members WHERE password='$password' AND email_address='$email_address'"); Where is your comand to update. You have the update command but not SET command to tell it what to update and how. You have it getting the tuples (records) but not updating anything. it should read UPDATE members SET (the update) …

Well the server owners are ALLOWED legally to edit your code. Check your code it is probably slightly different. I saw a few things that needed to be changed so I'm assuming they went in and fixed the code. My server has done the same thing with mine before. Its …

can you post the section of code where it finds out if you're logged in or not and does what its supposed to do with it. If I can look at the code I might be able to find the error causing it. If I can't find it in the …

I did a little digging and I haven't tested it so don't blame me if it doesn't work... I'm not an expert on Javascript... make a function that sets a variable equal to document document being the full thing page that is shown. then apparently there is a print() function …

Look at the spot where you are declaring the value of $eaddress you have written $POST it needs to be $_POST keep in mind while debugging the line number is usually close depending on the error. Bad varriables like that are usually DEAD on. Also the simplest mistakes the ones …

My suggestion is to hit the bookstore and look up Larry Ullman. His book on PHP and MySQL is an amazing book to teach you the language. It is very quick with the SQL teachings. So reading it helped me enough to build a Bulletin board. While my initial is …

Try this code //note echo is the same thing as print... its preference on that. echo ' Name: <a href = "URL">'. $name .' '. $fname. '</a>'; Also note that a single quote will never interfere with the double quote in php, and vice versa. USE THIS TO YOU'RE ADVANTAGE. …