also is this script XHTML compliant?

when i check my site for compliancy i get these errors:

Ive been asked about that before.
Yes it is certainly possible, I just need some time to do it. (been flat out since the new baby)

Probably not.
Im a tad uneducated (and lazy) when it comes to XHTML compliance :(

congrates on the new baby ;)

I found time today anyways and modifed the script and its almost 100% validated on my site except from 2 errors i made myself modifying the layout.

One problem i am having is with the link showing double // for example when a unregisterd user clicks register they r sent to this link:
http://www.bluepearl-design.com/forums//register.php?s=

Here is a link to the test page using this script:
http://www.bluepearl-design.com/test.php

Hi Billspaintball,

I get this error, only when I'm not logged.
Can you help me?

EDIT: fixed!!:cool:

Fatal error: Cannot use object of type vB_Database as array in /public_html/admin/common.php on line 53

line 53:
$udb->start($db['host'],$db['user'],$db['pass'],$db['name']);

because i have another sql database for my site that it calls it does this. How can i stop it from trying to make a vb array database? Thanks.

any ideas why i am getting double // in my urls? been trying so many different combinations of paths and i just cant seem to figure it out hehe

what did you put for a path?

either change this $forumpath = "http://www.yoursite.com/forums/";
to
$forumpath = "http://www.yoursite.com/forums";

or

go into the login_inc and find

You have to <a href=\"".$forumpath."/register.php?s=$session[sessionhash]\"

take out that / in front of register

You have to <a href=\"".$forumpath."register.php?s=$session[sessionhash]\"
should be this.

I think you got this error because vbulletin has a variable called $db. Try to rename your variable, $db_site instead of $db.

ouch ok, guess i gotta do what i gotta do. thanks and ill try that.