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EcazS wrote:Congratulations on winning Tino!

Haha, thanks

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In that case... Quite understandable

Is there any way to do this without a router?

Dropbox?

Happy New Year everyone!

That it is indeed just too cute <3

Ah.

That so-called submit button is actually just a normal button, i.e. doesn't submit. So you either have to use the click method on that button, or change the button to a submit button.

What do you mean nothing happens? Nothing happens as in, you don't even get one of those alert boxes that you should be getting?

The CSS is not what's important is it?

We don't do Christmas presents. It's not as usual in Holland as it is in other countries because we already have Sinterklaas the 5th of December

There are still some people who also give presents with Christmas though, but we don't.

I got nothing

Well, I bought myself a bottle of Bacardi Limón (which is really good by the way!) if that counts

Welcome to the forums!

That really is quite strange indeed.

But I guess that's not really all that important. It's all good as long as everyone has a good time, right?

Christmas Eve is the 24th. Christmas is the 25th and 26th.

I don't know how it could be different for anyone else? (unless of course you mean you celebrated it on a different day)

Christmas is still today and tomorrow here!

Merry Christmas everyone!

In your JavaScript (or jQuery) every notion of #sub-category should be changed to #sub-categories. Hopefully that will fix your issue.

Using the wrong selector can cause a great deal of trouble

If you look closely at those messages, you should be able to read something along the lines of this: Notice: Undefined index: description in C:\wamp\www\edit_profile.php on line 131 Basically, in your input fields you're trying to print the value of $_POST variables. You do this even if the form has...

You still need the quotes around $username

As I said, you should use quotes only around strings. Considering the username is going to be a string, like bob123 in this case, you should wrap $username in quotes.

In the set_profile_info function, you use quotes around your field and table names, whereas they should be backticks. You should only use quotes around values that are strings. In the future, if your query is failing and you don't know why, use the mysql_error function right after you perform your q...

Ah, yes, of course. Good catch

Yes, there is a way, make sure error reporting is turned on and that all your errors are being displayed. Don't do the debugger thing. You won't learn a whole lot from that. error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set('display_errors', 1); Every syntactical (spelling?) error you make should be displayed, and yo...