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You forgot the last return line. What you have now is : if the information is invalid -> Return false ( Validation failed ). If the information is correct -> Do nothing. You want to return the users ID. That is this line: return mysql_result($result, 0); The entire function should look like this: fu...

the same way you post all code.

$result = mysql_query("SELECT `user_id` FROM `users` WHERE `username` = '{$user}' AND `password` = '{$pass}'");

does it look like that? If not, then what does it look like?

I tried using <a href="profile.php?uid=<?php echo $_SESSION['uid'];?>"><?= $fgmembersite->UserFullName(); ?></a> and it only returns "id" so i'm getting http://yourtechview.com/source/profile.php?uid=id on two different accounts That is probably due to one of two things. The fir...

CheckLogin will only return True or False ( 1 or 0 ) function CheckLogin() { if(!isset($_SESSION)){ session_start(); } $sessionvar = $this->GetLoginSessionVar(); if(empty($_SESSION[$sessionvar])) { return false; } return true; 1 is equal to True 0 is equal to False This code on the other hand should...

This line needs to have Quotes, not apostrophes. This will try to include {$path}/inc/user.inc.php. And {$path} is not an actual path, it's a variable name. include ('{$path}/inc/user.inc.php') ; This will print the value of the variable, instead of the variable name. include ("{$path}/inc/user...

What's wrong with the sessions?

well, this sql statement needs a WHERE clause. $sql = "UPDATE fgusers3 SET `user_email` = `{$email}`, `user_about` = `{$about}`, `user_location` = `{$location}`, `gender` = `{$gender}`, `username` = `{$username}` WHERE `user_id` = {$_SESSION['uid']}"; this will only change the information ...

You're welcome. You're now a little bit more experienced! Next time, you'll check your forms.
Yay to making mistakes!

Password is being set, is it not?
This:
d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
looks like an md5 hash to me

The only logical explanation now is that $_POST['username'] and $_POST['email'] never get a value. Make sure there's no typo in the field names in your HTML form.

You misspelled password.

 $passwort = $_POST['password'];

not sure if that would cause it to fail though. If that doesn't fix it, try printing the array.

print_r($user_row);

try removing the last trailing comma.
after this line:

 'user_regdate' => time() 

A comma is an indication that there will be another row, but there isn't one.

I'd suggest you take a look at the twitter bootstrap then. It has all these nifty features bundled into one free package with excellent documentations.

jQuery is nothing more than bundled Javascript functions, so to learn jQuery you need to know at least some Javascript. If web stuff is what you're looking to do, then HTML, CSS, PHP and Javascript is pretty much all you need. There is so much stuff available that there is no way to learn everything...

you're never closing the foreach loop in register.php. it has an opening curly bracket ( { } ) but no closing one.

Okay that's a very nice concept. I like it

I must say, my first impression is good. I've only looked for a minute or so but it's really clean and straight forward, yet very detailed.

I'm not really sure what it's for though so I won't be looking much further.

    add_post($_POST[`user`], $_POST[`title`], $_POST[`body`]);

you are using backticks instead of apostrophes

There is a parentheses missing on line 39 login.php
And your problem in register.php is with the loop on line 43.

It's working like a charm now. Thank you Jacek ! I had no idea you could run a loop inside a loop. So many things just got so much easier

 if (isset($_Get['pid']) === false 

It's supposed to be $_GET not $_Get

I have two arrays. One containing each keyword in a search term, and one containing information about the videos matching the search. Array ( [0] => This [1] => is [2] => a [3] => search [4] => term ) Array ( [0] => Array ( [title] => This is a video title. [description] => This is a video descripti...