Sounds pretty harsh, but Aidan is right.
Another suggestion:
Set error_reporting in your php.ini to "E_ALL" and display_errors to
"On". If you don't have access to the php.ini file you can try this:
[code]
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', true);
[/code]
Paste these two lines of c
Michael,
You need to gain some very basic debugging skills.
If you're trying to update a database:
1) Check the mysql_query is actually being run!
Add a line above mysql_query, die('hello');
If you see hello, the query is being run
2) Check there is no error on the query,
$query = "some query";
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