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If you want to do something for children: create a game. If your project needs more value, you could add a database backend to track what the children have done (and possible grade the effort). E.g. a calculus game, where you can track specific errors being made by kids.

In MySql create a key that consist of both fields. When inserting a duplicate the insert will fail.

`LIMIT 0,1` should be `LIMIT 1,1`

Write a game that gets smarter everytime you play.

Did you use the debugger, to see what happens when the code gets executed?

The more people link TO your page, the higher it gets.

I can't see the code for your page, but it looks like your content-type is not set correctly.

[QUOTE=timhysniu]Thanks guys ;) I was just hoping of an idea to run a php script initiated by a visitor where a user wouldnt have to wait for the whole maintenance execution. I guess kind of like branching a single process into two. Thats something I havent done before; Im not …

you could try Lavasoft AdAware and/or SpyBot.

The most common problem is that your query does not return anything. Also, are you sure that $link still points to the correct (and open) db?

You're using pBits, a pointer to something, without getting the memory for it with getmem(). Furthermore, you've defined 4 functions, but only have code for 1. Unless you haven't posted it all.

you can use the following query: INSERT INTO DB1.table1 (fieldlist) SELECT fieldlist FROM DB2.table2 From a php view you only need to mysql_connect, and you can skip the mysql_select_db

If you want it for your home network only have a look at WAMP or XAMPP. This has everything you need in one easy installer.

Maybe this will help: [url]http://swik.net/MySQL/MySQL+vs+MS+SQL+Server[/url]

The second page won't work because the <form> needs an method=POST and action=page.php added to it. A HTML page is static. You won't get the value you typed, unless you process it on the next page. index.html: [code] <form action="process.php" method="POST"> <input type="text" name="mytext"> <input type="submit"> </form> [/code] process.php: [code] …

And what query would that be?