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Assuming this is sometime after a login script, as long as you check the user input value there, you should not have any problems later on.

To this effect: $curDate = date('h'); $dateToRun = "12"; $run = 1; if($curDate == $dateToRun && $run == 1) { # ... Run task ... # ... Set run to 0 }

I have a question about scheduling tasks. If I have a task scheduled on a PHP page, but that page is never called/referenced, would it still run at the scheduled time?

1) There should be no difference. mysqi_real_escape_string() does a pretty good job of taking care of SQL injections but PDO handles it cleaner. 2) I don't think that makes a difference, but how do you initiate your query without mysql_query()? It reduces the chance but nothing is 100% safe...

Why not just use Captcha?

Oh, well the book I read on it says that that protects from SQL injection because it keeps it in order and if its not then it will input the whole one statement and ignore the rest... But now I'm not sure.

Does that mean it would be unneccessary to include the fields in the query E.G. $sth = $dbh->prepare("INSERT INTO table_name(field1,field2,field3, ...etc) VALUES ...");

You know, I tried that, but when I tried that (using PDO) it still showed my information. So I just put under the catch statement a function that writes the error to a file and displays custom error text I.E. "Cannot connect to server."

Oh OK, it really didn't explain it well on the site so I wanted to see. BTW: Does the query() statement have the same protection as the prepare?

1) This is supposed to insert a row in the database to simulate an email 2) I do not know the problem, but my assumption is it has something to do with the 'to' input into the database 3) I tried a try/catch but it didn't help 4) My guess is the 'to' 5) Try/catch

I am working on a PM system for my website, not unlike the one on the forums, and I ran into a big problem I just can't figure out what it is. Form: <form action="index.php" method="post"> <table border="0"> <tr> <td>To:</td><td><input type="text" name="toUser" size="50" /> * Separate...

I was wondering whether PDO had a function equivilent of the mysqli_real_escape_string to prevent SQL injections, or is there some specific code to prevent SQL injections which would mirror the effect of the mysqli_real_escape_string()?

Those were just for reference. replace the srcs with the LocationOfFile/fileName.filetype

Iframes are pretty simple actually. <iframe src="location of iframe" width="width of iframe" height="height of iframe" scrollbars="Use scrollbars or not"></iframe> As for applying your own links to other website, you could use frames like google images, but you have to create a new page and...

So I want the column to fall under the other when it gets shrinked?

Admin: Sees profile picture, sign-out and admin page User: Sees profile picture and sign-out Guest: Sees Log-in and Register It works now though.

I did make it myself. Actually, it's just a beta test right now but I will add moderating. The SL logo will be an image but I should still remove the home link? What about the people who don't realise that? Also for some reason my right column doesn't go all the way down, and I have no idea how...

Edit: Everything checks out and it should work. Please help? Edit 2: It must have been the server move because it works fine now.

My site is a user submission site and I want to see how good others think it looks and see what needs improvement. URL: http://sikuneh.x10hosting.com/New%20SL/

Is the duplicate columns result from the fwrite method or the OUTPUT clause in the query?