Ahh, Thanks I've fixed it.

line 163 is the ending </html> tag
and it just said parse error on line 163

No, I look at it for as long as i can without going insane over not knowing what the problem is

I look until the points where I dont understand the problem

Ok, done all that, now I get a parse error on line 163 <?php include_once 'connect.php'; //strip tags and detect $submit = strip_tags($_POST['submit']); $fullname = strip_tags($_POST['fullname']); $email = strip_tags($_POST['email']); $username = strtolower(strip_tags($_POST['username'])); $password...

No, there's still an error with only one |

Well, I've highlighted the line the parse error is on, but I dont see the problem with it if ($submit) { if ($password==$repeatpassword) { if (strlen($username)>21) { echo "Your Username is too Long."; } else { if (strlen($fullname)>25) { echo "Your Full Name is too long."; } els...

Well, Trident online is a website that you have lots of different games, in one game, cant think of what games to put in but I'm trying (any help thinking of a game would be HUGELY appreciated) Also, when I have done the website template, and get to the php coding I may need a bit of help

Noctrine wrote:1. There is an MD5 function, going to need you to spend more time looking at things.

2. The parse error is because of

if (isset ($_SESSION['player']));
{
$player=$_SESSION['player'];
}

Ahh, thanks.

there isnt a function for md5 Edit: Found out it was because there was a character limit of 15 on the password section so the md5 was cut off, now I log in and get a parse error on battle.php: Parse error: parse error in C:\wamp\www\mmorpg\battle.php on line 9 <?php include_once 'connect.php'; sessi...