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    When I tried the above, I found that when returning to customize.php from view_settings.php, the correct settings would be present on the "Use this form to set your preferences" text, but when selecting the font size and color on customize.php and hitting the "Set my preferences!" submit button, the previous settings would be in effect, not the ones just selected. Was this due to the conditional structure which looks at the $_COOKIE array before the $_POST array? When I switched these and made it look at the $_POST array first, and then 'elseif' look at the $_COOKIE array, it behaved as expected. I'm very new at this and am trying to make sure I understand...
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    Will do, gladly. I'm on my way over there soon to order PHP and MySQL for Dynamic Web Sites, and looking forward to going through that book. Thanks again!
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    Thanks for the reply! These forums are a great compliment to the book.
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    Hello! Here is what I arrived at for the 4th "Pursue" assignment: Up in the <head> <style type="text/css" media="screen"> .blue { color: blue; } .green { color: green; } .red { color: red; } .yellow { color: yellow;} </style> And then down in the "success message" section: $color = $_POST['color']; print "<p>Your favorite color is <span class=\"$color\">$color</span> and is a $color_type color.</p>"; Seems to work OK, but no concatenation (as suggested in the intructions). Is there a more efficient way to have accomplished this? Also, Larry, wondering if you have made your own versions of the "pursue" scripts available for download? If not, a suggestion for the future - I know I would find it helpful to have them to compare to. Thanks!
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