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Yes I have. Three pages worth of deleted posts. You've been busy

If that was true I would have been royally pissed. I'd probably start cursing even!

I noticed we got ourselves another moderator. When did that happen?

You've probably solved this already, but you're naming the function delete but you're calling delete_conversation.

Not only did I forget Jacek's birthday. I totally forgot about this forum entirely! I guess I've been too busy, but that's just a lame excuse for being lazy.
Double shame on me.

I promise I will make it up to each and every one of you!


Also, what else did I miss?

Jacek covered deleting conversations in the tutorial series.

Line 30, view_conversation.php

add_conversation_message($_GET['conversation_id'], $_GET['message']);

you are using $_GET['message'] where you should be using $_POST['message']

Here's a small tip: If you're looking for a tutorial, you can go here: http://www.youtube.com/user/betterphp/videos?flow=grid&view=1 or here: http://betterphp.co.uk/tutorials.html You can also go to the YouTube channel and do a search in the right corner. If you can't find it there, then that an...

Well, you need these things: User ID Group ID That's it. If you have a row with these values: User ID Group ID 1 1 That means the user with ID 1 is in the group with ID 1. If you want the ID's of all users in group 1, you do a statement like this: SELECT `UserID` FROM `group_members` WHERE `GroupID`...

That would be done easiest with an if statement.

$countAmount = count($users);
if($countAmount => 1){
// Show row.
}else{
// Don't show.
}

So, what is it that you're not able to see? Is the page white-blank or is it just certain parts that are missing?

This is all wrong: $count = fetch_users_by_category($user['id']); foreach( $count as $user ){ echo count($users); } You should not be looping count(); You have not defined the variable that you put into count(); This will do the trick: $count = fetch_users_by_category($user['id']); echo count($count...

I thought it was pretty obvious which part you should wrap and in what, seeing as I posted the exact code. if (isset($_POST['to']){ if (isset($errors)) { if (empty($errors)) { echo '<div> Your message has been sent! <a href="messages.php">Return to your Inbox</a></div>'; } else { foreach (...

Half way through writing this I realized that I'm pretty much just explaining Jacek's " User Profiles " tutorial to you. If you watch it I bet you'll get an idea of how to do this even better. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSpSczxobK8 I would create a group page next. I would do it like t...

die() kills the script, preventing it from running any more code. Change die() to echo.

Well, try wrapping it in another if statement to see if the form has been submitted. if (isset($_POST['to']){ if (isset($errors)) { if (empty($errors)) { echo '<div> Your message has been sent! <a href="messages.php">Return to your Inbox</a></div>'; } else { foreach ($errors as $error) { e...

Alright, I see. This forum is not like others. We will not simply provide finished code, but rather guide you through the process. That's the only way you'll learn, and this is a forum for learning PHP, not for full-fledged PHP-professionals. I'm still learning myself, and helping others is a great ...

Are you using the nl2br function anywhere?

What you can do is run this regex:
return preg_replace('/\<br(\s*)?\/?\>/i', "\n", $string);

it will replace all <br> tags with \n ( newline ) characters.

Foreign keys can be a bit of a pain if you're not used to them. It's really fun playing with it though :) I'm not really sure what subscribed is supposed to be doing. Do you care to elaborate on what it's function is? I'm in a bit of a hurry, so I will rush through this. If you need help coding this...

Why is there <br> tags being generated?
Do you mind showing in more detail what's happening?

Have you tried anything yourself?
Take the first step and try this yourself and I'll help from there.

Try: if (empty($errors)) { if (empty($errors)) { echo '<div>', $error, '</div>'; }else{ foreach ($errors as $error) { echo '<div> Your message has been sent! <a href="messages.php">Return to your Inbox</a></div>'; } } } No, don't do that. That will print the success message for every erro...