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Firebug should be pretty transparent. It certainly shouldn't (can't?) alter the users IP address. I think you really need to get the php guys to explain what is different in the data the get with FireBug vs without it. Are they really seeing a different IP? I very much doubt that, but if so...

Firebug should be pretty transparent. It certainly shouldn't (can't?) alter the users IP address. I think you really need to get the php guys to explain what is different in the data the get with FireBug vs without it. Are they really seeing a different IP? I very much doubt that, but if so...

Firebug should be pretty transparent. It certainly shouldn't (can't?) alter the users IP address. I think you really need to get the php guys to explain what is different in the data the get with FireBug vs without it. Are they really seeing a different IP? I very much doubt that, but if so...

Best guess would be: INSERT INTO INVOICE(PersonsID,PurchaseID) VALUES(personID.text,purchaseID.text); If that isn't working, what is the error?

Best guess would be: INSERT INTO INVOICE(PersonsID,PurchaseID) VALUES(personID.text,purchaseID.text); If that isn't working, what is the error?

My guess is that the problem is with your SMTP configuration in php.ini, not with your code. It might help if you post what you have changed there (minus account names and passwords, of course). Also...why are you using mysql_real_escape_string on strings you are going to pass to an SMTP...

My guess is that the problem is with your SMTP configuration in php.ini, not with your code. It might help if you post what you have changed there (minus account names and passwords, of course). Also...why are you using mysql_real_escape_string on strings you are going to pass to an SMTP...

My guess is that the problem is with your SMTP configuration in php.ini, not with your code. It might help if you post what you have changed there (minus account names and passwords, of course). Also...why are you using mysql_real_escape_string on strings you are going to pass to an SMTP...

If by active you mean only one of them can be checked, you don't need code for that. HTML knows how to do that already. Assuming you are talking about an asp.NET page here, just use an <asp:radiobuttonlist> on your page. If you are talking about raw HTML, just set the name attribute of each...

If by active you mean only one of them can be checked, you don't need code for that. HTML knows how to do that already. Assuming you are talking about an asp.NET page here, just use an <asp:radiobuttonlist> on your page. If you are talking about raw HTML, just set the name attribute of each...

mysql_real_escape_string is a hack. It's a decent hack, but it's a hack. It's a band-aid, not a cure. The right solution is to use Parameterized Queries, AKA prepared statements. Or even better...use stored procedures. You really shouldn't be writing SQL in PHP. You write SQL in your database...

Best guess would be: INSERT INTO INVOICE(PersonsID,PurchaseID) VALUES(personID.text,purchaseID.text); If that isn't working, what is the error?

It's a poor way to do security, but it might work OK in a very limited area. User name/Password authentication is usually better. You are assuming you are limited to users who are given static IP addresses. Works OK in a small, isolated network. But what happens if more and more people want to...

It's a poor way to do security, but it might work OK in a very limited area. User name/Password authentication is usually better. You are assuming you are limited to users who are given static IP addresses. Works OK in a small, isolated network. But what happens if more and more people want to...

Are events associated with members? If events has a foreign key to users, then it would be: INSERT INTO table3(memberID,eventID) SELECT e.memberID,e.eventID FROM members m JOIN events e on e.memberID = m.eventID; When do things get deleted from events? Or do they? If not, how do you prevent...

XML is not a 'markup' language like HTML. XML is meant for sending data...raw data. How that data is to be displayed to a user isn't XML's business. XML has no concept of 'underline'. The whole idea behind XML really is that you separate the raw data, from how you want to display that raw...

XML is not a 'markup' language like HTML. XML is meant for sending data...raw data. How that data is to be displayed to a user isn't XML's business. XML has no concept of 'underline'. The whole idea behind XML really is that you separate the raw data, from how you want to display that raw...

You should send this question to [email protected] Although, let's face it...he probably won't read it or respond :-( But I wouldn't mind hearing his thoughts on this. HTML5???

Can you use a MySQL event? (I've never used them myself, so I don't know how well they really work in practice, but they look like exactly what you need here). I would think you could create an event that runs every X seconds and does an update on the table based on opening date being <...

Can you use a MySQL event? (I've never used them myself, so I don't know how well they really work in practice, but they look like exactly what you need here). I would think you could create an event that runs every X seconds and does an update on the table based on opening date being <...