MySQL is a storage database, PHP can interface with it very easily using Queries like "SELECT * FROM $table." CSS is a stylesheeting language. It allows a developer to easily ad certain properties to elements of his webpage, without hard coding them. (X)HTML is the standard for web development...
MySQL is a storage database, PHP can interface with it very easily using Queries like "SELECT * FROM $table." CSS is a stylesheeting language. It allows a developer to easily ad certain properties to elements of his webpage, without hard coding them. (X)HTML is the standard for web development...
MySQL is a storage database, PHP can interface with it very easily using Queries like "SELECT * FROM $table." CSS is a stylesheeting language. It allows a developer to easily ad certain properties to elements of his webpage, without hard coding them. (X)HTML is the standard for web development...
It would be helpful to identify which line is causing problems.
echo "<tr><td>".$label."</td>"; --> echo "<tr><td>" . $label . "</td>";
try that for starters, i think that might be around 35.
If have this if statement:
if ( $mypassword != $passconf) {
?>
<script type='text/javascript' >
alert('The two passwords did not match!');
</script>
<?php
header("location:../register.php");
}
When the page runs after I register a user, if the passwords do not match, the header redirects the...