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I guess I would try something like the following: >while ($newArray = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { if ($x = $newArray['x']) { break; } }

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Using a counter as a key for your $link array wouldn't work the way you think it does. $link is an array, but is an array that holds only one row of data at a time. The array key would specify what column (field) to retrieve, not what row. One other thing I thought of as a possibility: one of the result rows has a null 'link' field. (I'm thinking either the first or last row). Try this code and see what it displays: >echo "<table>"; $i = 0; while ($Array = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { $i++; $link = $Array['link']; echo "<tr><td>$i</td><td>$link</td></tr>"; } echo "</table>";

The only thing I can figure is that your code is doing something between the execution of the query and your while loop that is advancing the query result's internal row pointer 1 record, causing it to not be displayed by the while loop. You could try adding the following code (which resets the internal row pointer) just before your while statement and see if it displays all the records: >mysql_data_seek($result, 0);

According to the Wikipedia, aspell is what superseded pspell, so I'd say the chances are slim to none that pspell would be installed on the servers. You can always submit a ticket to the Help Desk and ask them though.

I'd suggest submitting a ticket to the Help Desk and let them check things out on your server for you.

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A "query string in the HTML" is the "?" and what follows it in a link: >http://www.my-TCH-domain.com/folder/deleteactor.php?id=3 In the above URL, "?id=3" is a query string. What the page was telling you is that you need to construct the column heading links with a query string to indicate which column to sort by. For example, you could append "?order=title" or "?order=gross" to the links, or use numbers instead of column names ("?order=1", "?order=2", etc.). Your script would then need to read the 'order' parameter sent in the link, and based on its value, use the appropiate "ORDER BY" clause in your SQL query to order the records the way you want.

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I'm just guessing here, but I think that if the error reporting level is set in your script, and the script has severe errors in it that prevent the script from running, PHP never gets to execute your error_reporting() function so it can tell you what's wrong. When the error reporting level set in the .htaccess file, PHP reads the .htaccess file first before looking at your script and will set the error reporting level even if the PHP script is complete jibberish.

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The DELETE statement is a MySQL query, but has to be to be executed on the MySQL server in order for the query action to be carried out. As it is, the query in your code is just a text string that doesn't do anything. You need to execute the query with mysql_query(), just like you did with your SELECT query: >$result = @mysql_query("DELETE FROM actor_table WHERE ActorID='$id'");

When you execute the query: >$actors = @mysql_query('SELECT ActorID, FirstName, LastName FROM actor_table'); ...the result resource is being stored in the $actors variable. Then, when you try to read result rows from the query: >while ($actors = mysql_fetch_array($actors)) { ...you're fetching a row from the query and storing it back into the $actors variable. This clobbers the result resource of the query (overwrites it) and you can't fetch any more rows from it. You need to use a different variable to represent the query result resource: >$result = @mysql_query('SELECT ActorID, FirstName, LastName FROM actor_table'); >while ($actors = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { Hope this helps...

There is - you can add the following to your .htaccess file: >ErrorDocument 404 /my-custom-404.html

You may need quotes around the 1111 in the DELETE statement: >DELETE FROM default_listingsDB WHERE ID = '1111'

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The first query creates a record in the 'default_listingsDB' table and sets the value of the ID field to '1111'. The second query deletes the record just created above, and also any others that might exist in the table that also have an ID equal to '1111'.