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Yes, you are right. I didnt take me long til I figured out something was not right. I deleted the line in the core.php file. Looks better now. I appreciate the help. I am just having some terrible issue with how the tables is getting on each other. Looks like a inverted pyramid :( //Mike

I left $row_standingtable = mysql_fetch_assoc($standingtable); in core.php file. Replaced the <tr> <td class="row2" valign="top"><b><?php echo $row_standingtable['corp2'] ?></b></td> <td class="row1"><?php echo $row_standingtable['standing'] ?></td> </tr> in disp_member.php file with...

Nevermind, your code is correct! Awesome!. Thanks

I am little lost, The code I showed you //---------------------------- // Members table *SHOW STANDINGS* //---------------------------- is core.php disp_member.php has the code <tr> <td class="row2" valign="top"><b><?php echo $row_standingtable['corp2'] ?></b></td> <td...

Just to add, this is the code I have in my disp_member.php to browse the above code that is being called everytime disp_member.php is being executed. <tr> <td class="row2" valign="top"><b><?php echo $row_standingtable['corp2'] ?></b></td> <td class="row1"><?php echo...

is this something you could help me with then jpadie? //---------------------------- // Members table *SHOW STANDINGS* //---------------------------- $maxRows_standingtable = 1000; $pageNum_standingtable = 0; $startRow_standingtable = $pageNum_standingtable * $maxRows_standingtable...

Ok thanks for the reply. The member name cannot be changed, and as far as concern the standing table, it will be quite big and wont be affected by any changes in the member table. All I want to do its just add additional information for display member site. I'll ask around in mysql forum as...

I have a little problem that I am not sure how to do it. I have a website, which has 2 tables with information that I am interested in. When I type in index.php?memberid=4 It will show information regarding this member with ID 4. I have a another table I also would like to display in this...

It is much simplier than that. An alliance will be considered as a corporation. Since the alliance leader can set standings to anyone ie a corporation or an alliance. It doesnt have to be known which corporation belongs to which alliance. We are only interested in what standings they have to...

Nothing about the players, just corporations and alliances. so ID_CORP can in my mind either be a Alliance or a Corp. However, I have another questions. How will ID 1 Alliance table be the same as be the same as ID 1 in the corp table?

Thanks, I'll probably skip the player table, so the last code you wrote would be ID ID_corp ID_corp standing 1 1 2 Good 2 2 1 neutral 3 2 3 Bad etc... Look's easy when you put it that way, I'll play around with the data and see how it...

I am making a website for an online gamming community. Basicly what I want it to do is to find out who has good/bad/neutral standings with each corporation/alliance to each other. So a simply search for a corp name should give me a result who are what to that particular corp that was searched...

This is just plain nuts I removed the link again and instead of using ../var/tmp I did ln -s /var/tmp tmp and now it works for all users. lrwxrwxrwx 1 root other 8 Apr 26 14:11 tmp -> /var/tmp instead of lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 10 Aug 30 2005 tmp -> ../var/tmp...

CA, lrwxrwxrwx 1 root other 10 Apr 26 13:58 tmp -> ../var/tmp Annihilannic, bash-2.05# ls -ld /tmp drwxrwxrwt 9 root sys 647 Apr 26 14:03 /tmp Ive been trying deleting the links, recreating them etc. Still the same. I believe it is the link /usr/tmp is the...

Here's the output from it.. $ truss man man execve("/usr/bin/man", 0xFFBFFC0C, 0xFFBFFC18) argc = 2 resolvepath("/usr/lib/ld.so.1", "/usr/lib/ld.so.1", 1023) = 16 resolvepath("/usr/bin/man", "/usr/bin/man", 1023) = 12 stat("/usr/bin/man", 0xFFBFF9E0) = 0...