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Is the "Password" column actually Uppercase P or is it like "username"?

KnightMaire wrote:Most people are like "Oh gosh, i need to follow my New Year's Resolution!".

I'm like "Alright Me, remember its one-three now, not one-two".

There could be a conflict caused by you registering the user with htmlentities and logging in without it. That would convert characters like < to &lt; and login would just be looking for <. Second possibility is, your query is failing. You can try running the query on another page and add [synta...

Did you even try what I said?

You are missing a closing } for your get_comments() function which should be after return $return;

I'm not really sure how any sessions are being set at all. Look at your query in login.php and look at what your WHERE clause

I highly doubt you have two columns for their username. Is the column in the table "users" called Username or username. Edit all your queries to select which one it is.

The php functions imagesx(); and imagesy(); needs an image source to work such as one from imagecreatetruecolor(); I assume you are using a link. For more information you can check out imagesx() and imagesy() or even getimagesize(); although that would require a bit more work in getting height and w...

I notice in your login page you are selecting Username and username from other places. Column names are case-senstive. You need to fix your queries to either work off Username or username. Which ever is your column in the database.

I believe it won't work with specifying 0 because php will assume you mean the max (I think). a-z and 0-9 always adds up to 36 which supports that theory.

[syntax=php]if (isset($_POST['to'], $_POST['subject'], $_post['body'])){[/syntax]
$_POST is case-sensitive, change $_post to $_POST as it will always return false the way you have it.

First try changing your query to this: [syntax=php]$sql = "select `conversations`.`conversation_id`, `conversations`.`conversation_subject`, max(`conversations_messages`.`message_date`) as `conversation_last_reply`, max(`conversations_messages`.`message_date`) > `conversations_members`.`convers...

Ok. That's to be expected. My bad But in user_list.php: somewhere in the top of the file, doesn't matter where as long as it is before the foreach and after the include(); and within the php tags but put: [syntax=php]echo fetch_users();[/syntax] Note that you will still get the foreach error, but an...

Remove the line completely that says:
[syntax=php]return mysql_error();[/syntax]

You need to post your fetch_conversation_summery() function. Make sure it's returning an array.

For the first error, you need to post your fetch_users() function. Make sure it is returning an array.

For the second error, your turnery operator needs an opening parenthesis (

[syntax=php]<p>Geslacht: <?php echo ($user_info['gender'] == 1) ? 'Man' : 'Vrouw'; ?></p>[/syntax]

Other than there being no variables called $filename and $fileContent?

Make sure you put a:
[syntax=php]die;[/syntax]
below every header redirect.

This might also be some htaccess problem? There really is no definite answer until we can see something.

It means your query is failing. Change it to this. [syntax=php]Function fetch_users(){ $result = mysql_query('select `user_id` as `id`, `user_username` as `username` from `users`'); return mysql_error(); $users = array(); while (($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) !== false){ $users[] = $row; } retu...

Post the login file, as well as the files that is uses (functions, processing, etc.)

$user_user here:
[syntax=php]
$user_name = mysql_real_escape_string($user_user);[/syntax]
Should be $user_name