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Thank you. That'll do.

I want to get the date 1 month from now. So if today is 11/11/2002, I want to get 11/12/2002. If today is 30/01/2003 I want to get (I suppose) 02/03/2003...something like that. In VBScript there is DateAdd(). Is there something similar in PHP?

Thanks very much. That does exactly what I need. :)

I want to fetch a URL in PHP with fopen or popen or something. Getting the main content of the page is fine, but I want to access the headers that the server sends back with the page. I'm sure it can be done with popen (or some command to open a tcp/ip connection to port 80?)

GROUP BY clause not being something I understand, I normally just group by everything in the SELECT fields...normally works!

The ON clause of the FROM statement does this. Putting in in the WHERE statement makes no difference.

It wanted a GROUP BY clause, so I put one in. Then it would run, but returns zero records. I tried using an outer join but still no luck. This is what I've got at the moment... SELECT p.product_id, p.title, p.description, p.image, p.price, p.start_date...

MySQL doesn't like the @ (and possibly the := ) operator. I don't think it has an equivalent.

I need it to only return the records where count(o.order_id) < p.quantity And if I put that into the WHERE clause MySQL won't run it.

I've got a MySQL database, with two tables that we're interested in: products product_id (PK), category_id (FK), title, description, image, price, quantity, start_date, lifetime, renewal_date orders order_id (PK), product_id (FK), user_id (FK), order_date, eta, payment_method, status products...

Originally it was Rasmus Lerforf's &quot;Personal Home Page Tools version 1.0&quot; but it's advanced so much since then that that title no longer (erm...what's a good word?) fully encapsulates everything that PHP does...so nowadays it's just PHP. :)

I'll be loading the contents of an HTML page into a variable and I need to get the title of the from that variable. Basically I need to ge the text from in between the <title> tags. Any ideas? Thanks, Matt matthew.ralston@haltoncollege.ac.uk < www.mralston.co.uk />