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Ok, you got it...config.inc contains your make_query() function.
Ok.
Honestly, I am hesitant to download anything foreign (like this) for risk of damaging my machine.
Ok, I think this is a bit bigger/different than what was initially posted.
No, that doesn't do it. I was hoping to see your submit form and walk through the process. It is going to be hard for me to troubleshoot. Are you able to use "echoes" to put check points into your...
:) I would like to know the full URL (include domain) so I can walk through it myself.
What, a white page? Did you turn on error display? And still a white page?
Someone on StackOverFlow helped me solve. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3998722/how-to-sort-a-multi-dimensional-xml-file
Show us a copy of your make_query() function. Is that where you are connecting to your database?
You probably got the white page as a result of your submit button test.
Ok, copy and paste your current code so we can have a look.
Please provide more snippits of your code, especially the query select statement(s).
Yes, that's right. Now you just need to address the imbalance of curlies "{}". You have one too many unclosed curlies originating in your upper section of code. It's the one dealing with the...
(1) In your recent post you have a "PHP Code" section, then an "HTML Code" section and finally another "PHP Code" section. I want to make sure you have each of these 3 components of code contained in...
You have a square bracket paste in your code in this thread. Is that in your php flle as well?
If I understand your requirement and assuming your sql query works correctly, one way you could do would be like this:
I have tried to get an XML file to sort and have had no luck. I need some help from an expert. Thanks.
I have one minor issue remaining with my navigational menu -- then it is finished.
Thanks "letmehaveago". My issue was the gap between the list items and your css corrected. much appreciated.
letmehavago,
Hey "letmehaveago" !!
It happened because the <br> tag is a line break which results in a slight line advance. So it ends up that it will push the next div container down.
The <br clear="all" /> is necessary because you are "floating" your list items <li> in the nav.
You will need to account for the paragraph in the content id section
I have a CSS drop down menu (with a small footprint of javascript to accommodate IE 7 and below). This menu works absolutely perfectly, as designed, in every browser except IE7. It's the suckerfish...
