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LOL - wish I'd seen this earlier and I could have told you to strip out the head tags from the include! Just a word of caution when using DW ssi's.. When the page is parsed and has an error, it will show the error code line number BUT - with ssi's, it makes this tricky becuase it also...

I'm sort of getting there with this one. if ((isset($_POST["MM_insert"])) && ($_POST["MM_insert"] == "form1")) { $dto_evstart= new DateTime($_POST['form_evstart'], new DateTimeZone($_SESSION['usertimezone])); $insertSQL = sprintf("INSERT INTO EVENTS (EVSTART, EVDURATION) VALUES...

I agree with scopey here - all my database names are preceeded by my username. i.e. me_databasename. The name "comments" sounds too much like a table. The line we are refering to is mysql_select_db( 'comments' , $mysqlLink ); If you are doing multiple pages, it may be worth setting...

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Thanks Scopey, but I already have the timezones set from user preferences with this bit of code about half way down the page of inserteventphp. session_start(); //set page timezone if ($_SESSION['MM_UTZ'] == NULL){ $_SESSION['MM_UTZ']="UTC";} putenv ("TZ=".$_SESSION['MM_UTZ']); //set...

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I know this is probably a stupid question but I'm not the only person to ask and I dodn't know where else to put it! I keep accumulating credits - but what for? - more bandwidth? more storage - an independant domain name - the ideas are endless!

Like the colours - good for the target audience. Good, simple top navigation menu Good standardised 3 column layout. The only major bad point I have is that after about 30 seconds, my Norton kicked in saying "This site has been found to be potentially fraudulent and has been...

To be honest - it look far too cluttered with lots of colours - green stripey background - spotted main - burgundy headers and lots of confusing graphics. I have always been told to keep colours to a minimum with up to 3 main colours and 1 contrasting colour. I quite like the green stripey...

Ooops! Good way to see how good a site is ... Check it yourself! :)

Nice and slick. Looks pro and css has been well worked out. The only improvement I can think of is to introduce an example on the index page to better identify what the site does. I know you explain it but as you know, browsers only spend about 3 seconds on each page. Have a plain...

Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage.. :(

I agree with some of the other posts above The css styling on the menu on the left is not defined enough and could do with a border? (same green) I've noticed that your main font colour is not quite as bright as the gree in the top. I like the top - it's bright and has a good 3D effect...

I work in marketing and it is a generally know fact that browsers spend an average of 3 seconds per page. After 3 seconds on your index page, i wasn't even sure it was an english site. Furthermore, It was unclear what the site is offering. It depends an what audience you are attracting...

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Marshian is absolutely correct above but this doesn't mean that the user should be logged out an page change. Looking at your code, you have $_SESSION['username'] = $username; Where does the $username variable come from? Normally, this comes from a login form (with password) and should...

This might be a quick answer. I'm not sure you have to put ' in the $sql i.e. $sql = 'SELECT name, comment_date, comment FROM comments';

Thanks Scopey - I have continued this on the following forum (as suggested above) as it might be of use to both of us. http://forums.x10hosting.com/programming-help/78812-multiple-date-time-support.html

Thanks Scopey I have attached 2 files - one is the insert page and the other is a test time page, which contains the $ndttime= new DateTime($timefield, new DateTimeZone($utz)); function. This subject seems to get more and more complex the more I get into it! I hope you can help and...

I have a quick daft question on this.. According to the above posts, I could use date_default_timezone set, but I've been using the putenv() function. i.e. putenv ("TZ=".$_SESSION['MM_UTZ']); where $_SESSION['MM_UTZ'] is the user's timezone preference. This automatically works out...