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It seems briefly, it should work....have you tried to just output the mail to the OB (Output Buffer) to see if it's displaying correctly? Instead of calling mail, make a few lines, just to output the info, and test it out I don't know why the stripslashes are in there, since it's a normal...

What's the code you're using? This should help if you're using PHP http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php

Shouldn't $restraints be encapsulated? {$restraints} or just concatenate the variable onto the string? On this line, I mean if ($results=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM games$restraints")) {

Get ready to be laughing your a** off AND amazed that it runs..... HP Presario SR1710NX, running XP on a 1Tb SATA HDD....1.75Gb of RAM (yeah, it's been upped a few times)....and a 1.99 Ghz proc.....not including the 512Mb Gaxlaxy ATI Radeon 8400 video card, HP (something-or-other) DVDRW+-(etc)...

Not sure if anyone's mentioned this, maybe a sub-account access for people you can specify? Example, I'm developing a site, along with a team, and you don't want to pass out the main login information, there a way to add a "sub-account" for a specified domain/directory so that you can allow...

I get the same issue, but I guess it's virtually useless for me if it's blank....*SHRUG*....oh well

Just to add in, I received this from someone that was trying to help me with a problem, it may come in handy for others also http://www.astahost.com/info.php/Mysql-Multiple-Tables_t12815.html

OK, for 1....that's INFREAKINGSANE! I have 1Tb (not sure if it's SSD...highly doubt it) SATA drive running, and it's slower than a snail running uphill on a good day..... Used as a server, I bet anyone's server would fly in comparison of resource usage, but the cost alone wouldn't make it useful...

There are stacks....W3 Schools for one will tell you the basics http://www.w3schools.com/PHP/DEfaULT.asP There is always the PHP manual..... http://www.php.net

Ajax, to my knowledge can do this also, and doesn't need to utilize any PHP code.....

Another resource, which was mentioned in a different thread, by Gecko was this site: http://x10staff.co.cc/status/ It helps in determining if the server's HTTP is down...

In apache, the default for blocking viewing files containing ".hta", which include HTAccess files is this code, which should be able to be formatted for anything you have <FilesMatch "^\.ht"> Order allow,deny Deny from all Satisfy All </FilesMatch> If you want files that are...

Easiest way is store values in an array, and just like Mission put, use the onChange and IDs to signify what information it should change to Here's a small example, by principle. I'm not too adept in javascript, but this should give a general idea, it only displays an alertbox, but from that...

I can send you the script I have to process in the cronjob. It may be a bit confusing, since everything's interlinked in an include-file, but I can try my best to explain what does what

I was just trying to figure how to replace the cronlogs mail with messages....it's more of a double duty-since the "cronlog stat mail" sends rather ambiguous info, for a script that's about 100 lines of code, and processes in a matter of milliseconds....and only would be unsuccessful of someone...

There is a PDF library for PHP, I'm not sure if the server has it installed or not though.....I know to NOT embed a PDF file into a website, you need to send headers to download, it's under Example 1 that explains this http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.header.php Hope that help at least half...

Best bet Zyreen, is think about getting a PHP IDE, this will syntax check your code for you. There's BluMentals' Rapid PHP or PHP Designer. They do syntax check and display syntax colors.....they're not extremely expensive and do the job Here are the links, if you're interested in these 2...

This is pretty good of a listing also, if you can understand WHERE to put them, in the stylesheets http://www.pageresource.com/dhtml/cssprops.htm ALSO! As a bonus, Firefox and Opera (I think it is) has specialized tags for rounded corners....this information is good for presentation....this is...

I basics, instead of the information by default, sent by the cron-log, have it output (not display) an error code, that's specified......currently everything is nested in an IF statement, with $_GET['id'] as the criteria.......He's a section of code to show what I'm trying to implement...

The script is currently working in the MySQL database, and it's all for a standard security measure.....so no one tries to advance "the clock" for their benefit.....more for just noting if particular things happen..... This is the per-minute log it reports.....even though I'd prefer it just...