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Oh, I guess I overlooked that, Duly noted.

For the first, you could try to create an element using javascript when the input is correct function validateForm() { // Get the variables var name = document.getElementById("name").value, // Value of name field place = document.getElementById("place").value, // Value of place field...

So if you were to try to check if either were selected would this work? var radio1 = document.getElementById("radio1"); radio2 = document.getElementById("radio2"); check1 = (radio1.checked) ? 'radio1' : false; check2 = (radio2.checked) ? 'radio2' : false; error =...

For future reference. Would it have been OK to separate each user into an array, run a FOR loop and include the entire function? $toUsers = explode(",",$toUsers); $i; for($i=0;$i<sizeof($toUsers);$i++) { $query = "SELECT id FROM users WHERE username = '".$toUsers[$i]."'"...

What is the difference between a mysql connection and a mysqli connection? I was reading a PHP book that uses mysqli connection and has a way to make sure sql injections do not happen using the mysqli_real_escape_string(). Would I have to change the way I form my queries at all or is it just a...

Oh, OK. I get it now. Thank you.

My PHP script for a PM (private message) inbox only returns one row and I am not sure what is wrong. <a href="index.php?p=createMessageForm">Create Message</a> <table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" id="inbox"> <tr> <th width="300">From</th><th width="500">Subject</th><th...

Thanks for explaining it so well.

That was really the problem I was trying to fix: A simple way to write one to two lines of code that will run whenever I need it and display a custom error message: "There is an error" to the user and write to an errors file "errors.log" that I would look at and see what is wrong and how to fix...

OHH, thank you, that makes much more sense now. Please ignore my previous questions

Thanks for the help. I do, however, have a few questions on what you did. Now, I notice when you define $msg as :subject and again at $msg as :message, what does the : do? From my guess it is the same as the superglobal $_REQUEST[]. Also, later in that statement, you use the ?, I have seen that...

Is there a way to return the line it is on like when you get an unhandled error?

I was working on a private message system and I ran into a huge problem. Whenever they go to send a message, they get a custom error message and I get an error that reads Resource error #6. Here is my code: <?php $toUsers = explode(',',$_REQUEST['toUser']); $subject =...

Cool, thanks. I have a question. Would you be able to include mysql_error() as one of the parameters of a function i.e. writeError(mysql_error()) Or would there be a different way to do that? I do not think mysql_error() would work globally if I used that inside my function

I was wondering if you could create a PHP function on one page and reference it on several other pages, not unlike the javascript <script src="filepath.js"></script> functionName(params) method.

For some reason, when people would go to their profile page in IE, it has the error message I have that reads: You do not have permission to view this page (The error would be in case the person wanted to hide their profile page) however regardless of hidden or not it still says that. I do not...

Thank you so much... I do not even remember why I had that there in the first place...

I was working on a new layout for my website when all of a sudden, my stylesheet blew up and everything is not where it should be! Beta website: http://sikuneh.x10hosting.com/New%20SL/index.php Stylesheet code: body { border:0; padding:10px; margin:0; background:#FFF...

Yes, that was what I was going for. I guess I could try that. Thanks

If you notice the top left highlighted area it points out I have 6 tables in stbnl _stbnl(6). That is confusing me. And obviously I have more than just that one table. It seems to have been missing for a week or two.