Shaun

Out of interest, why would you reverse the str_replace for display? It should be displayed with £ to validate.

Instead of: header("location: cart.php"); use: header("location:".$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']);

Also body { background-position: center; }

div tags are valid HTML5

You'd be better off just creating a thank you page within your site then aiming the response at that. That way they won't be leaving the site.

Possibly because you haven't shown any code where a query would be run that actually updates said database. You'll need to show us the code in tourneyleaguepost.php

You need to either specify a thank you page here: $thanksPage = ''; // URL to 'thanks for sending mail' page; leave empty to keep message on the same page or you need to return the result like so at the bottom of mailform.php: $result = 'Your mail was successfully sent.'; echo $result; and $error_msg = 'Your mail could not be sent this time.'; echo $error_msg; and $error_msg = 'Your mail looks too much like spam, and could not be sent this time. ['.$points.']'; echo $error_msg; Also, if you're on a Linux server, the files are case-sensitive, so Mailform.php should be mailform.php

Delusional as well, then.

That's actually just CSS with cross-browser support. CSS3 would just use the 'rotation' property. And Leon gave you an example.

Or maybe you can accept that other people are also able to help people here, without having to get so sensitive and defensive.

Looks like they're just using images.

Mike gets pretty defensive when others post after him, I see.

I don't think you would need to store that data elsewhere. Just have a date column with a timestamp for each meal and you can just query it from that date range, e.g. if you want the rankings for a certain month, just pull each result where MONTH(date) = *whatever and then run your calculations on those results.

Sorry, I don't click on bit.ly URLs at work. Have a pat on the back though.