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Lol... When you say "one column of rows", do you mean multiple <tr>'s with only on <td> in each? If this is the case, putting two sets of <td>'s into each row(<tr>) would give you "2 columns of rows". Unless I'm still being thick!! :laugh:

This becomes simpler when you understand how tables are built up. <table> </table> ..is the start and finish of the table. <tr> </tr> is the start and finish of a row <td> </td> is the start and finish of a cell within the row. So finished simple cell...

Not sure how this applies to the problem of multiple timezones.. gmdate is just like date() only returning a value in GMT. The majority of the issues here relate to echoing stored values from an epoch timestamp Time() which, for someone in the states, wouldn't be printed with gmdate(). If...

If you don't want a 3rd party piece of software, you're looking at a few pages of script and setting up the back end MySQL to hold your content. Step 1: create MySQL database table, to contain the content you want to show on your pages. Step 2: create a login script page in php that...

Agreed!!

Why do this when this is so close? Mephis has correctly posted the correction needed.

Firstly, you have to understand what the underlying table is doing, so just strip out, or comment out all the .css. The you can see where your comment box should be in relation to the rest of the table. Once you have that, just put a nested table into the correct cell (the one currently...

At last, I've cracked it... Fully commented solution below. <?php if (!isset($_SESSION)) { session_start();//start session } $loginFormAction = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];//run this script after posting if (isset($_GET['accesscheck'])) { $_SESSION['PrevUrl'] =...

Not sure about the approach here - do you mean when an administrator has logged into the front end site.. and if so, why would you want to select pages from a select list (or drop down menu) As a literal translation, all you would do is put in an authorisation script into the top of the page...

I use Google Analytics on 3 sites now, in conjunction with Statcounter. As mentioned, Analytics only shows what you already know, but to be clear, you can't use it as a direct tool to improve your stats. Another reference is Google webmaster tools, which gives a better indication of...

vol7ron makes a good point with the comma but my issue still remains the same. The script I attached earlier is stupidly complex and, as xPlozion points out, hard to follow, but from what I can gather, it uses the $_POST values from the login form to simply create a recordset from the user...

Without admin support and the will to alter the forum slightly, I'm afraid none of this is relevant!! :nuts:

OK.. you're probably not going to like me for this... I have adapted a DW CS3 login system - most of which works but the only page I can't work out is the main login page, which contains a lot of script I don't get! Attached... I suspect that the line I need to amend is...

This is a very valid point and the entries in this potential forum will only be as good as the detail of the entries - much like the "Tutorials" forum here. I have to admit, for the unexperienced, you are right in saying that many will not have the inclination to thoroughly read through and...

WOW - thats complex... Certainly a step up from crypt().. ;) I do think though that this is two-way?, whereas crypt() cannot be two-way as each encryption process outputs a different string with automated salt. This is why I need to access the original stored salt before I can then...

Might even pinch David Powers from the Adobe forums! (if anyone even knows who he is lol) It would certainly increase ranking and hits.

PHP is a loose term that refers to a whole system. the php processing is only the server-side scripting that processes the page. Alongside php should be Apache, which parses the page. Finally, if you are using back end DB's, you need to install MySQL. I think there is a complete lite...

OK - please forgive my ignorance, but I'm not sure this script uses encryption??? However, I'm not familiar with the shal() function... I have a multi-page registration process that verifies the e-mail address (register - sends e-mail to address provided - activate account etc.) All of...

LMAO I do agree with you and would ask if you think this forum concept would be a good starting point - even if it does need amending afterwards. To be honest, I'm not trying to argue a point; just canvass opinions. If the opinions are strong, I think site admin should take a look.

____ Arrrggh - no don't close it... When trying to put this into practice, it's all a different story! Crypting when storing the value is fine $passwordtostore = $crypt($_POST['password']; insert $passwordtostore blah de blah but when I try to login on a login page with...