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Wordpress sucks though.

$topicid        = (int)$listresult['topicid'];

That's the problem. You are putting the results into the topiclist array in the while loop.

Backticks are recommended for field names.

Try doing this (instead of echo mysql_error())

$posts = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error());

It's your query. You wrote like this, 'posts', 'post_id' AS 'id', 'posts', 'post_title' AS 'title', It should be like this, `posts`.`post_id` AS `id`, `posts`.`post_title` AS `title`, So you will have to go around changing the comments to periods instead (and no spaces) and use backticks instead of ...

Wait, hang on... Did you try and run the PHP code as an SQL statement in phpmyadmin?

Well, I suppose if the array will always be called "cart" you could do something like this. Hopefully I replicated your array correctly, $array = array( "cart" => array( "0" => array( "item_id" => "1", "item_name" => "item name", ...

So, if I understand this correctly you want (from your example) 0, 1 and 2?

http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-keys.php

Maybe?
Not sure if that function works in "multiple dimensions" though, hmm..

Don't use iframes.

People have suggested it but you wont learn from it.

And why don't you post YOUR code so we can try and help you? Instead of looking on someone else's code.

jacek wrote:It also says on my forum profile ? Sorry I missed it, thanks though !

It doesn't say your birth date, and I never really thought of checking it everyday to see if it would change

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I don't get what the problem is...

No, it would pick 3 or 1 or 2.
You would need to use the OR operator between the numbers, 31|32|xx|etc

Sorry about the mess and confusion, but for some reason the function I linked didn't work for me. So here is how you can do it instead, I made an example but hopefully you can pick out what's going on. if(isset($_POST["submit"])) { $phoneNumber = $_POST["phone_number"]; if(!preg_...

You can do like this,

<input type="text" name="field1" value="<?php if(isset($_POST["field1"])) { echo $_POST["field1"]; } ?>" />

How do you know it's his birthday?

Never seen it, ever.

But do they start with 91, 92, 93 or 96?

I did a bit of "Googling" and it seems like you need to use websockets and node.js for an efficient progress bar.

You're supposed to get that info from your host. The first parameter is 9/10 times "localhost" though.

include("{$path}/inc/user.inc.php);"

This line is wrong, you're "closing" the statement with the semicolon and the ending parenthesis BEFORE the ending quote.
So change it to this,

include("{$path}/inc/user.inc.php");