<?php
// $delete_query = "DELETE ?????FROM posts WHERE id='$postID'";
// mysql_query($delete_query);
$nonmemberposts++;
?>
wouldn't work if it wasn't commented out, this would cause an error, not telling what you want to delete.
why don't you just delete id #2, the whole row? if you are using auto increment for the id field, it wouldn't let you delete the row unless you delete the id
"dhpackr" wrote: