That should be correct, yes.

In a bout of boredom I've started to put something together. I currently creates a .sql file that adds new tables and drops old ones. I'm going to work on adding/removing columns later.

Welcome! I hope you have fun and learn lots.

Sorry about neglecting this thread. Must have missed reading it before marking forums read. <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D --> Don't worry, I won't again. What are you currently having trouble with? Also, I'm going to change the topic ...

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You gonna add that sweet tutorial to the knowledge base Igor?

Don't worry about it. We all have our n00b flashbacks.

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If in phpBB, yes, he's right you should use request_var().

(Keep forgetting this isn't a general programming forum )

$_POST is fine. But ALWAYS sanitize your data anyways.

Here's code form includes/ucp/ucp_zebra.php: $sql = 'SELECT z.*, u.username, u.username_clean FROM ' . ZEBRA_TABLE . ' z, ' . USERS_TABLE . ' u WHERE z.user_id = ' . $user->data['user_id'] . ' AND u.user_id = z.zebra_id'; Let's make it just a SQL query, and replace constants with tablenames, and var...

It's not insecure, but it's best to leave it require so that if they can't be loaded it produces a fatal error. Why are you wanting to change it?