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I've found a couple, nothing major, and I'm just working out all the functionality, I'll get back with the code I use once it's fully up and working :) I have changed a few of the settings... (for PHPMailer and so on) so those would probably have to be reset to a default.

Wow, thank you! I'll test it out, debug, etc., and let you know. Thanks! -Kerry

Is there any popular scripts that are used to simply send to a mailing list? Not trying to calculate bounces or anything fancy like that, should support a couple thousand people on the list. I know of PHPList, but that's WAY overboard, I literally just need to be able to point at a database...

Thanks - I guess I have a quarky version of IE - doesn't show that error :( So the difference was the "hash" in IE 6 doesn't include the query string after, as it does in IE7 and FF. Thanks!

I am creating balloons (or tooltips), but calling them bubbles. It works perfectly in Firefox, and I have it almost working in IE7, but IE6 is just plain not showing anything. I am creating a div and all of its content (by creating a div and then assigning it innerHTML) The div I assign a...

correction to last code: SELECT t1.pennameID, t1.title FROM pen_names AS t1 WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT t2.site, t2.pennameID FROM pen_names AS t2 WHERE (t2.site = 'prnewsy' OR t2.site = 'all') AND t2.pennameID = t1.pennameID ) This brings up a result and would seem to be the right...

Ok... well I have it working now, but as you said it probaly isn't getting the results I want. Could you give me an example of how it works? I changed the code a bit, but I think it has the same effect - the one I don't want. SELECT pennameID, title FROM pen_names WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT...

Heh, I feel foolish. The } wasn't in my program, not sure why it ended up there when I pasted, but it was the comma. Thanks :)

I have a table with pennames in them, and this database is going to be used by multiple sites, but I only want to grab the pennameID and title from a specific site, but I don't want to grab the site value. This is what I came up with: SELECT pennameID, title, FROM pen_names AS t1 WHERE...

Haha, I completely agree with it being obsolete, unfortunately someone asked me to implement a script of mine (I made it for PHP 5) into many sites (over 30), all using different hosting, most of which or none using PHP 5. I simply don't want to go through the haggle with the sites hosters to...

I need to use "simplexml_load_file", which doesn't exist in PHP4. I was wondering if there was a wrapper in PHP4 that does the equivalent? Does anyone know of one? Thanks, Kerry

Ok, thanks, that'll have to do unless I really want to go out of my way ^_^ -Kerry

Yeah... I was hoping I could change that. I want to categories options in an easy way, but the top category needs to be choosable as well. For example: Arts Music Painting Poetry Writing Education Higher Education Instructional Facilities Magazines Websites But...

So, I'm building a category structure for a directory type of site, and I thought optgroups would be a great way of dividing up the categories (visually), but I was hoping that there was a way I could make it so they could choose the optgroup? Or is there another solution? Thanks, Kerry

worked perfectly - thanks.