That is what I originally thought. But instead it just completely cleared the whole string. *Shrugs*. At least it is working now

From the code above, you are querying the database and trying to retrieve the data in the 'name' column where the username, or, 'oname' matches a value in the name column of the database. And then within the if statement, you are checking if $_GET['nation'] is set. Can you give more details on what ...

I am currently building a website for my auntie and she wants to copy+paste text from an editor (mostly Word) into a form on the website, which will be a textarea. I have been building this site from scratch. I currently have a textarea, and I was running the information entered into the textarea th...

Can't see a problem with it. Are you setting the $_GET['nation']?
Test each if statement and figure out which one isn't working and then work on it from there.

I don't see you declaring the form. Only closing it, unless its further up your code. You'd need something like this print "<form method='selectship.php' action='POST'>"; before your form elements. Also it doesn't seem you have a submit button. just do this print "<input type='submit'...

I'm kind of like Vintinho, wanting to know how to make a website more OO. I understand its not always more efficient, but I believe, ecspecially coding games in PHP, using Class's would be much more efficient. Like, I get what OOP is. I know what classes are, methods and constructors, but once I sit...

Not sure how Java/C++ works with Unity, I assume theres some way you can code in those languages. But the most common language (with the most resources/tutorials) is Javascript, or more commonly known as UnityScript. The main other language is C#, not as many resources but you should be able to find...

I've been watching Eteeski tutorials on youtube. I didn't watch the first few vids (before the FPS 1 tutorial videos) but I believe he goes over the basics of programming, or at least the basics of UnityScript. His videos are loner than most, but he explains pretty much every line of code which can ...

I watched this Saturday night. It was good. I like how bits of information were given to you througout and you eventually pieced it together.

Instead of quering the database multiple times, I was thinking of querying it once and storing all the values in an array. Theres 2 ways I've been thinking of setting it up, I'm wondering if there is a 'right way' to do it or both ways are acceptable. Also, which one you think will be the easier arr...