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Hmm...tricky

Perhaps you could use foreach() along with preg_match()/any other thing that looks for stuff ?

You need to make sure your form has been submitted, so you need to either: A) Check your post array for your submit button [syntax=php]<?php if(isset($_POST['submit_button_name'])) { // do something } ?> <form method="post"> <!-- Make sure you use name="" or your post array will ...

Ok. Is pid in the URL properly? ex: http://domain.com/blog_read.php?pid=21

If so, does the pid exist in the database?

This makes it much harder to read without the opening <?php tag so here we go for anyone wondering: [syntax=php]<?php if (isset($_POST["car"],$_POST["first_name"],$_POST["about"])){ $errors = array(); } if (empty($_FILES["avatar"]["tmp_name"]) === fa...

[syntax=php]if (!isset($_GET['pid']) === false[/syntax]
The way you have this now is like saying, if it returns false on $_GET['pid'] being set and is identical to false. Remove the === false as the ! is doing all of that

Are you actually going to the page with pid in the url? ex: m If so, does the pid exist in the database? If that doesn't work try making a new page and visit it like you would the blog page. Put the following in it: [syntax=php] <?php include('core2/init.inc.php'); // Test if you are using the url c...

Well anything after the loop is being cancelled by your call of die(); which ends the entire script.

I think I broke it Whatever it is.

[syntax=php]mysql_query("INSERT INTO `users` (`user_name`, `user_password`) VALUE ('{$user}', '{$pass}')");[/syntax]

That should be VALUES not VALUE. Just a simple spelling mistake

There have been threads made on this in the past. Of which I can't find at the moment sooo.... Basic answer: 1. This site is made for the purpose of improving the programming of users. By giving a download for the code, we are removing that right of letting a user go through and understand how every...

Generally, your error will result from one of two reasons, and will be fixed once you figure out and fix one of them The errors can result from the file permission not being set high enough for php to access the file, or, the file does not exist. To fix this: For the permission denied error, you nee...

If there are no errors then check on the condition statements you are using. Check that everything that you are checking with isset() is actually set. Make sure to check spelling and case.

[syntax=php]if(mysql_num_rows($result) === 1[/syntax]
One to many ='s here

The error message says it all. You are defining the function here: [syntax=php]<?php function server_online($server, $port){ fsockopen($server, $port, $errno, $errstr); return ($errno === 0); } ?>[/syntax] Note that you have two arguments when defining it. $server, and $port. Now, when you are using...

Do an array_merge maybe, use print_r(), then source directly from the merged array.

I personally would do it something like this: [syntax=php] <?php // to select all columns in a table, do SELECT * FROM table (with an asterisk) if(isset($_POST['filter']) && $_POST['filter'] != "All") { // Do a query with a WHERE clause to handle the filter } else { // Do a query t...

Well. For starters you have unsecure variables, which will allow sql injection. Second, use [syntax=php]echo mysql_error();[/syntax] to find the error with your query.

@Cozak, you're missing a comma here. There needs to be 2 parameters.
[syntax=sql]
DATE_FORMAT(`comments`.`last_comment` '%d/%m/%Y %H:%i:%s') AS `last_comment`
[/syntax]

@Kevin check the thread you started.

All I told you to do was add an s on to $comment or it is undefined. All your sql errors will stop once you revert it back to the way you had it and add the s

Your sql errors are because you have an extra comma in your get_post() function which makes sql think you want to select another row from the table. [syntax=php] function get_post($pid){ $pid = (int)$pid; $sql = "SELECT `post_title` AS `title`, `post_body` AS `body`, `post_user` AS `user`, `pos...

Well, then change your query to match your table
[syntax=sql]WHERE `username` = 'something' AND `password` = 'something'[/syntax]