Shawn

I've seen a tutorial on here and no offense but it was horrific, this is the real way you do a 404 Error Page. Make a file called: htaccess.txt Open it up and put this: ErrorDocument 404 /myerrorpage.html You will need to change myerrorpage.html to whatever your page is called. Also when you upload this file to your server you need to rename it to: .htaccess Yes, the dot is before the words. You need to do this on the server because on Windows you cannot do that!

dtygl: Yes it is possible to do this you just must have more than one WHERE clause. $query = "SELECT * FROM `news` WHERE `timestamp`<='$searchDate' AND `text` LIKE '$searchString'";

You may think this is not illegal because it is not specificlly banned by Yahoo.com but here is a quote from the ToS(Terms of Service): http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ - Shawn