Instead of creating a new thread to make it seem like I am spamming: I decided to start running some challenges on my forum, some fairly easy just to give people something to do and learn. Week 1 Art Challenge [Simple, but will be fun. Could show-case your graphics skills] Week 1 Coding Challenge [T...

With this crazy semester (I am taking 19 credit hours to finish) winding down, I am coming into the real meat-grinder portion. I will try to be checking in as often as I can, but my time is going to be very limited until about the 2nd week of May. On the up-side, I think I have finally come up with...

You also need to check with the PHP if there a certain length. The Form itself can be bypassed meaning I can submit it without needing your page.

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I love funny stories, especially ones I think that not normal stuff =]

Of course it's gonna give you an error =] Its an example, not an actual working code. The end " was missing for starters. Second, I doubt any of my fields I used actually match your database scheme. mysqli_query($conn, "INSERT INTO UserNameTable (userNameField, userPassField, userEmailFiel...

I think the series of VR headsets coming out are going to be a disapointment. I think it will be like google glass. The world isn't ready for it yet and the VR headsets will not seem to real?

From the first link: http://php.net/manual/en/mysqli.query.php It would use this function: mysqli_query($conn, "SQL STATEMENT. THE QUERY"); From the 2nd Page: http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_insert.asp The Syntax: INSERT INTO table_name (column1,column2,column3,...) VALUES (value1,value2,...

http://php.net/manual/en/mysqli.query.php //function your use
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_insert.asp //should help you get started on the QUERY needed to insert the record

wrap protect around your $POST before assigning them for starters. I would do your error reporting like this though: //I prefer this method: Notice I added <br> to your strings. if(strlen($username) > 20){ $err = "Username must be less than 20 characters!<br>"; // assign error to a variabl...

SpiritWebb wrote:Very nice Sim. Is that Visual C or Visual Basic your using?

Visual C#. I am still get a little confused using it. I havn't used Visual Studio, since Visual Basic 6 and I would of considered myself an expert in that.


Good thing, Microsoft has some great documentation. =]