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Forgive me, as I don't know how phpchat is setup, but if they have template files (like web forums, then it'll go in there, but if there's only an index.php, then look within the code for the proper place you would like to place it, and use echo "ad script goes here. escape your \"quotes\" or...

step 7 should not play any part in the mysql error. Step 7 only changes www.blah.com/path/to/phpgiftreg to www.blah.com/phpgiftreg (basically creating an symbolic link (those who are familiar with *nix based systems know what this is) to the directory /path/to/phpgiftreg. onto your mysql...

check to make sure that the query is properly executing without any hidden errors. if ($result) { echo "good"; } else { echo "bad " . mysql_error(); } Also, you don't need the $link if you've only got one open mysql connection. Just thought you might find that handy.

I currently use atpana on my windows install and apparently the only one here too (it's pretty good for a free editor), and on linux, I go between gedit and Zend Studio

yes, please do tell how many visitors (pref unique) you get.

i noticed this <div id="bg"><img src="http://forums.x10hosting.com/programming-help/Image.jpg" width="`2%" height="4%" there's a ` in the width property (could cause it to display differently in internet explorer.

what i've been doing for my site is use the time() function (submits in UTC) for any times that are being saved into the database and then alter the timestamp dynamically by their timezone when the script runs. if it's GMT (UTC+0000) then it doesn't get altered. if it's EST (UTC-5000) then I...

phew, you're only scratching the surface of the linux community ;) enjoy your stay. recommended distros for beginners are Ubuntu, Fedora Core, OpenSuSe are all easy (OpenSuSe concentrates around a single control panel to manage everything in the computer). Ubuntu is probably the best of them...

used norton on the first "new" computer we had (back in 2000, has Windows XP YAY!, the only other comp was an IBM w/ win95), and we had norton for about a year, because I didn't really know what I was doing either (i was like 10 yrs old), I then uninstalled norton, and jumped between avg and...

log into cpanel, go to file manager, go to public_html and look for index.html or index.php (whatever the page is called). if it's not a php file, then click once on the name and a box will show up. change the extension to php and click save.

Nope, not for me :P That's what I want to do. I'm sorry if people don't like my view, but I strongly believe in the whole DINKS ideaology.

If your file is saved as an html file, then that could be the reason. Resave it with the php extension ".php". I don't see any quotes opened that should be closed in that script, and other than it possibly being saved as an htm(l) file, there's nothing wrong with it as far as i can see. -xP...

Hello, it's me again. I'm working on your code and will post the results when I am done. BTW, for future reference, never under any circumstance allow anything to go into the database without first properly sanitizing the string. Can create a mess if someone uses mysql injection (could erase...

But with session variables comes a downside. 1. They're not prone to being hacked. If a website is on the same server, which in this case it is (shared hosting), it can hack session cookies that belong to another website. LINK 2. As the user above me posted, once the session ends (you...

If you're using PHP, you can set cookies by using setcookie('name', 'value'); that command will create a cookie named "name" with a value of "value" and will expire at the end of the current session (whenever you close your browser). Take a look at PHP.net: setcookie for further explanation.

So, taking a look at your 2 pages, do you want the form results emailed to you, or do you want it saved into a database?

Whoa, when viewing that page, I got NUMEROUS validation errors. 187 to be exact according to W3C. Try cleaning up those errors and it may fix itself, but as for an exact fix; I'm sorry but I can't help, seeing as I don't have Internet Explorer on my computer and don't plan on installing it. It...

Are you looking to secure a webform from invaders getting their hands on any information (such as a checkout form or "secured form")? - Purchase an SSL Certificate Are you trying to prevent MySQL injections? - Make sure that you escape your db queries, and never let any variable sent by the...

it works now, thank you corey :)

ok, thank you