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First thing you need to realise is that Page Rank is vanity while quality visitors are sanity. Let Google worry about the page rank, you need to generate links from sites that are relevant to yours and appear highly in search engine results. Even if you had a site with a high page rank it's no guarantee of getting high on the first page. Do a search on your chosen keyword and see if there are any directories you could submit to, any blogs that you could leave a useful comment or contact the webmaster and offer to write an article or ask them to review a product.

The first thing I would check is whether or not the DB user as specified in $db_username, has permissions to delete. Go into MySQL Databases and check the permissions.

The other thing you need to look at is the form method on the second page, I think that needs to be 'post' not 'get' and the action needs to be the name of the script which is I assume is 'total.php', see if that works. Steve

Try to echo $query and see if the id is showing. If it isn't you may have a problem with $_SESSION['ID'].

Hi daydreamer, I'm afraid most of these lines will give a syntax error. It looks to be part of a class definition where the keyword $this is used to reference other elements within the current object and usually takes on the form of $this->id; Can you show us the whole script? Steve

Hi Junior, I've just quickly looked at the code so this may be way off, but where you are testing for the setting of the submit button on the second page with the line: $submit = (isset ($_POST['send'])) ? TRUE : FALSE; should you be testing the submit button named "quote" in the first page instead? i.e. $submit = (isset ($_POST['quote'])) ? TRUE : FALSE; Regards, Steve

The ID field is presumably an INT in which cases the WHERE clause should read $query = "UPDATE users SET new='$new' WHERE ID=$updateid"; and not $query = "UPDATE users SET new='$new' WHERE ID='$updateid'"; Steve

Hi there, I'd take a close look at the Headers for sending the email, many email servers will need the 'Reply-To:' paramater set as well as the 'From:'. This can sometimes still not be enough and you may need to set the "envelope sender address" using the -f switch after the headers check the PHP manual fo examples. Steve

Hi Jason, Checkout Tizag for tutorials they're a great starting point.

Hi Everyone, I'm a web developer from Nottingham looking to connect with designers for collaborations. Regards!