Hi
Gota line below that comes up with a Parse error, I would like anyone to check over, I can not see what I have got wrong, so all help will be appreciated...

UPDATE SELLING_users SET credit=4 WHERE id = $Seller['id'];

SELLING_users table exists and has one column of twelve called credit with a present value of 5 also $Seller['id'] is used earlier in the script OK....
Is there enough info in the line to select and enter the data into the required column, 'id'

Here is a line pre my line that does a query for column endemailmode which works ok, should I use more selective info for the $Seller ['id'] as this original line (not my script..that's why this line works..Hi) uses........

#// Check if the e-mail has to be sent or not
$emailmode = @mysql_result(@mysql_query("SELECT endemailmode FROM SELLING_users WHERE id='".$Seller['id']."'"),0,"endemailmode");
if($emailmode != 'one') return;

Cheers

John

Firstly, you should have backticks around the table and field names like so:

UPDATE `SELLING_users` SET `credit` = 4 WHERE `id` = $Seller['id'];

If this query is part of a PHP string, then you shouldn't have the inverted commas around the array key, either:

mysql_query("UPDATE `SELLING_users` SET `credit` = 4 WHERE `id` = $Seller[id];");

Rufo.