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You've got a few options, if you want to go for a db backend, you can add the field, sent and make it 1 when the email is sent (pref after), and when you initially start sending emails out, set all of them to 0. <?php $limit = 15; // assuming you've already got a db connection running // reset...

try debugging the function. for instance, do <?php echo experience(5) ?> or whatever you would use for $L. If it's the loop or w/e, you'll find out there ;) other than that, as far as digging deep, as a few other members will say, it's kinda hard for me to get involved without having code to...

I know how to program php with mysql. I can also design, but I don't enjoy it as much as programming. Resource in sig ;)

try this: <?php $c1 = mysql_connect("localhost", "*****", "*******"); mysql_select_db("cali_3", $c1); function experience($L) { $a=0 for($x=1; $x<$L; $x++) $a += floor($x+300*pow(2, ($x/7))); return floor($a/4); } if (!empty($_GET['name'])) // !empty is like isset, but also...

that and php is alot like C, so it's naturally easy to program in ;)

it's got something to do with your javascript. It works fine in google, but not ie. haven't tried firefox...

too many gradients as others have said, and it doesn't really seem to blend well. the background looks bad too. it's too distractive. try different colors. You will know when you strike gold ;)

post your script. i have a working file upload script that renames my images and places them in the proper directory based on the name

i just googled seizure warnings images :P

epilepsy warnings: may cause seizures. view in a well lit room...

meh, it's kinda boring, and i don't like the banner.

last line of your query WHERE ID = ".$iID; try WHERE ID = '".$iID."'";

it's good i guess, but i don't like scrolling on websites. you could have posted the thumbnail and have a link to the image instead... try to be considerate of others. and btw, my res is 1440x900

gmail ftw. first off, gmail is better than msn/hotmail.com. second, their spam filter is much better than microsofts. third, google is the leader on innovative web tech. gmail started it, now yahoo and hotmail follow them. google started the map craze, not mapquest kind of maps, and now...

well, you get what you pay for as far as online play is concerned. xbox live, albeit it costs money ($50/yr) has much better features, and they're more streamlined. the playstation trophies were/are such a joke. Look at the guide for the xbox (friendslist, messaging, recent players, voice...

windows has a few things that keeps it from being uninstalled, the major one would be games. Although there are computer games for linux, the majority of commercial games today aren't directly available (have .sh or installers). Sure, you could use wine, cedega or crossover, but the later two...

forgot the semicolon ;) $myipc = @fsockopen($gameip, 15010, $errno, $errstr, $timeout) also, where the ftp part is, change if($myipc = @fsockopen($ftpip1, 21, $errno, $errstr, $timeout)) { to $myipc = @fsockopen($ftpip1, 21, $errno, $errstr, $timeout); if($myipc) { also, where you have $myipc =...

what mephis said was right, but in your second query, you're calling $co_lat, but you haven't set the variable.

that, or you can use cookies or sessions (i'm gonna refer to them both as simply cookies). set a _unique_ cookie, such as sha1('asdf w/e'.time()), when they load the page the first time and insert it into a db, then when they get the link to the page after that, check the db to see if the...

not me :P I'm currently listening to my xm radio online with it, and i'm about to hop onto xbox live ps, i've got a 3000 song library on a dedicated home server, and it takes very little, if any additional resources, and it's easy to find what i'm looking for. the built in library viewer is...