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Funny! And the pork loin did more damage than the cast-iron bunny...lol

Update : I updated my SpywareBlaster and at the moment I am popup free - including drudgereport.com. Let's see if it continues to behave itself

Thanks for all the input. It's a lot morte than the Vonage ad too. Still it strikes me odd that i get these ads with Firefox and never with Mozilla on the same machine and yes, "block popup windows" is checked. I will keep plodding. Reinstall I guess and then try the hosts(.txt) file idea. Thanks

v1.0.1 Firefox and the pop up blocker doesn't work worth a darn. Box is checked to be active. I installed this 3 days ago along with Thurnderbird to replace the Mozilla Suite I was using. The blocker in Mozilla is amazing but this one is horrid. Anyone else with the same problem or solution? Other than this I have no complaints, in fact I really like it but this behavior will not do. As always - thanks

Welcome Bill!

I remember this...........

I'm sorry. My best wishes for the family, immediate and extended.

You're welcome - thank you!! I'm glad he's giving it a try BTW - the ' HEREDOC ' did the trick, thank you. I like php and I know I'll be better at it once I learn what things are called!!

Thanks - I'll try that. This is sooooo close to what I kept calling "predefining". This is page 74 of my O'Reilly's too. Sitting right here next to me and I didn't find it. Durr Thanks for the suggestion Steve, I'm not sure UFM would work for this but I may end up revisiting the option. (I think only the paid version writes to database, not sure)

Thanks Don I'm having trouble making this work. Defining $message that is. I tried putting everything in here first (predefining $myemail and $subject earlier) : ><?php mail($myemail, $subject, $first_name, $last_name, $phone, $email); ?> but it ceased to work after adding the 5th ($last_name) element. I tried predefining $message as an array also (which is probably just wrong anyway ) and that didn't work either. I shuld mention though that it does indeed work up to that point.

Greetings and salivations, um - salutations? Yea - that's it. I have a basic form on a site that uses php to put the info into a mysql table. Form gets filled out, click to submit ( <form .... method="post" action="/dothis.php" onsubmit="return checkform(this) && checkCheckBoxes(this) && isValid();"...etc> )and no further action is required on the users part. The info reappears on the thankyou page and the info goes into database for display elsewhere. I know - nothing new here. Or here, but my question : is there an easy method to get an email sent to me when that form is submitted? (I'm having one of those "I know I've seen it somewhere.." moments...) Thanks [edit] I should say easy and safe method

On a side note : Today is the last day that this is available as a FREE download.

Excellent RobertM, Congratulations!!

Thank you all. Can you tell I'm a database noob? Yes Don, I should have realised that - thanks for the reminder. owatagal, HC - I will try the munging as I'm not sure I could get php + javascript to play nice together. I really appreciate all the help.

Thanks Bruce! That did it and I could/should kick myself. I had it before - forgot the ( ) grrrrrr One last thing - are email addresses susceptible to bots when displayed like this? Thanks again.

Thank you, I will try. At the moment my site is not responding but I'll let you know.

Greetings. I have returned with yet another maybe-not-so-odd question. ... I have a working database table with 20+ fields in it. Due to the nature of the information submitted only about half of these will have content in any given unique row. I can connect and display the entire contents but as you may imagine it looks pretty ridiculous with half the fields missing. I'd like to be able to display ONLY fields that have something in them, not empty ones (geez - I am so far over my head). I've tried adding conditions and I am not doing it right. Here's a snippet of what does work (only a few fields though) : ><? $dbuser = ""; $dbserver = "localhost"; $dbpass = ""; $dbname = ""; mysql_connect($dbserver, $dbuser, $dbpass) or die ("UNABLE TO CONNECT TO DATABASE"); mysql_select_db($dbname) or die ("UNABLE TO SELECT DATABASE"); $sql = "SELECT * FROM mydata"; $result = mysql_query($sql); if ($myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { do { $first_name=$myrow["first_name"]; $last_name=$myrow["last_name"]; $phone=$myrow["phone"]; $email=$myrow["email"]; $website=$myrow["website"]; $comments=$myrow["comments"]; echo "<BR>Name: $first_name"; echo " $last_name"; echo "<BR>Phone: $phone"; echo "<BR>Email: $email"; echo "<BR>Website: $website"; echo "<BR>Comments: $comments"; echo "<BR><BR>"; } while ($myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result)); } ?> Any suggestions? I've been looking and looking, reading and reading and I'm just not getting it. Perhaps I need to redo the whole thing as maybe this is a bad way to even start to do this. Any guidance is always greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I use Open Office as well, it's a very nice package.

WOW!!!

Doody

Thanks Rob, that made things tremendously easy. We'll see what happens, I should know soon. Thanks again.

I would appreciate that very much Rob, thanks.

Yea, thanks. Just checking because it says change db-book in the middle part

Thanks Rob. I am going to try the easier one first http://www.carbonize.co.uk/Board/viewtopic.php?t=54 but would someone look please and tell me if the middle part of the instructions are wrong and he really means gb_name all the way?

Thanks. Apparently they do get indexed but it would appear that the links indexed are from the media player (WimpyPlayer) or the folder index. For instance if I search for s03_Regina_Coelis_(e).mp3 with google you get ... www.naugatuckarts.org/choir_mp3/index.php?SortBy=1&fdir=./ 2%20Spring%202003%20Vienna%20in%20Spring/ which is only a link to the folder it's in , not the mp3 itself. ... That would be ... http://naugatuckarts.org/choir_mp3/013%20S...202003%20Vienna %20in%20Spring/s03_Regina_Coelis_(e).mp3 Sooooooo, I guess that it does indeed need the text link.