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I'm not sure I understand your question. What do you mean by not being able to go to that url? Does it redirect you somewhere else or is it just a blank page?

If you want to.
You don't have to if they are working as they should.

If you do it, it's mostly for consistency ( which is good, but not absolutely necessary ).

Yes you can. You can pretty much just copy/paste the code.

Well, if you've followed the tutorial you would already have a finished working website. All you need to do is move the design from the site without the PHP code ( or move the PHP code to your HTML site, that can be a bit more complicated though ). I believe you're over thinking this a bit. If you h...

It depends on what you mean with "implement" and what your site looks like now.
Adding it is just copy+pasting, not hard at all.

Do this in comments.inc.php Change the SQL statement in this function get_comments($pid){ $pid = (int)$pid; $sql = "SELECT `comment_body` AS `body`, `comment_user` AS `user`, DATE_FORMAT(`comment_date`, '%a., %b %D, %Y %l: %i %p') AS `date` FROM `comments` WHERE `post_id` = {$pid}"; $comme...

I can't spot what would be causing it, but there is a solution. Remove the formatting from the SQL statement and fetch just the unformatted timestamp, and use the date() function to format it. http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php This echo date("D, M jS, Y g: i A",$timestamp); will o...

Could you be a bit more descriptive as to what the problem is? Does it not show at all, or does it show the wrong date or format?
Is anything else acting strange or not working?

Yes. This is done using the date() function to format the Unix timecode. echo date("d/m/y",$date); this would echo the day/month/year in two digit numeric values. ( 18/04/13 ) date("D/M/Y",$date); this would echo the day/month in text and year in 4 digits. ( Thu/Apr/2013 ) You ca...

in your set_profile_info function you've missed one backtick after user_password. "UPDATE `users` SET `user_name` = '{$user}', `user_password = '{$pass}' <-- here WHERE `user_id` = {$_SESSION['uid']}";

I think you forgot to post what errors you get

I have to say I'm stumped. It's probably a typo somewhere that is the cause.

You should put the end() function around the variable you're passing to the in_array() function. Like this: $page = explode('/', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']); //Check if a user is on a page that is not in excetpion. If they are not, check if they are logged in. If not send em to login page. if (in_array...

they probably have a firewall or something that blocks that port. they should be able to open it for you.

I did see Google Nose. I also found this one:

So Google made a funny today!




When I saw it I couldn't help myself and burst into laughter. Then I realized what day it is.

Or as a "First post separator". I see a lot of forums using that now and it seems to be working.

I no longer like Netbeans.
It broke my Java DK apparently. Now nothing java-related works and I can't re-install JDK because it's too broken to uninstall.

I'll just live with using Sublime for now.

I noticed you're using backticks around variables in user.inc.php. Those should be semi-quotes ( ' ). For example, this: $total = mysql_query("SELECT COUNT(`user_id`) FROM `users` WHERE `user_name` = `{$user}`"); Should be this: $total = mysql_query("SELECT COUNT(`user_id`) FROM `user...

could you post the updated version of init.inc.php?

try adding

ob_start();

at the very top, before session_start.