I'm guessing you'll need to check against the row count, $result is false only if the query fails. Returning zero rows is not the same as failing.

That is very strange, because it definitely shouldn't. And it actually has nothing to do with PHP, since the "header before content" rule is just the way the web works. I wonder if it is only working because it is being accessed locally (since you are not interacting with a full networkin...

Chris wrote: When using isset, isset will check if the variable contains data, a warning will still be thrown if the variable doesn't exist.

This is wrong, isset shouldn't throw a warning if the variable isn't set.

This looks wrong at least.

It's the column names. Identifiers may begin with a digit but unless quoted may not consist solely of digits. See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/identifiers.html Also, as it seems that many of your errors are MySQL query related, you should learn how to use mysql_error() for debugging. See h...

Use .tableLink a, not a.tableLink

Etc.

... if ($creature = 0) //this is wrong $creature = isset($_POST['creature'])? $_POST['creature'] : ""; ---> I really dont know wth this is trying to do. (if someone could tell me please) That's the same as if(isset($_POST['creature'])) { $creature = $_POST['creature']; } else { $creature ...

Order is a reserved word in MySQL, so it needs to be in quotes if used as a column (or table, etc.) name.