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I want to hear from the PETA "never experiment with animals" types on this. Only so much can be done in cell cultures, etc. Eventually you have to test things like this on animals that are close enough to humans to show effectiveness and possible problems. Guess the PETA people want humans...

fixture

^ Brit < Brat v Brute

^ Kiwi > Dodo v Penguin

1551 is a palindromic number

Nope. I guess someone who wears braces.

bathroom

target="_blank.htm" The 'standard' is '_blank' to open a new window. Not sure if that is the issue. Google shows a few older problems with the 'target' attribute on IE for MAC.

404 means the server cannot find your script using the information the browser sent. I haven't heard of any differences between MAC and PC in this area, but post the code for the form that submits the info to the above script.

Split the input into nine 400 entry chunks and do them one at a time. Especially if your table has multiple indices, data entry can be bog down and you come up against timeouts. Another option would be drop the indices, enter the data, and then add the indices one by one using ALTER TABLE

Wayne

Using the debug message and expanding to sort of line up column name and value, $sql = ->INSERT INTO members ( fName, lName, address, city, zipcode, phone, email, cardNum, securityCode, expMonth,expYear ) VALUES ( 'dfgh', 'asdf', 'sdf', '', 'df', 'sdfsdf', 'sd'...

Fair point. Did you put in the debug code so you can see what $sql really looks like?

spaghetti

Try calling image.php on its own by just typing into the address bar: yoursite/path/to/image.php?from=23&to=44 That should help show warnings and other problems. And I see one quick problem... $im = @imagecreate(700, 400) missing a ';' , also why are you supressing...

To debug, put an echo "\$sql = ->$sql <--" statement so you can see what mySQL sees as your query. And as mentioned, when you insert strings into mySQL, they must be 'quoted'.

pan

Perl comes with the free website. You do not have to do anything to activate it. You do not need to upgrade. You might have to adjust some paths in any scripts you install to point to perl at /usr/bin/perl

versitile