Just remove everything in the script that checks for name, checks for contact, and delete the display in the form and output for name and contact. Also the same in the table design and query where the appropriate values are added.

Thank you very much for your reply. It works great except I can't see who posted the comment. I will try to work it out somehow. Thank you again for your help and work you have done writing the script and helping everyone on the forums.

I may have misunderstood your email. If you did what I told you, then it won't even factor in username or contact data whatsoever.

I bet you wanted it to enter in their username if they're already signed in. To do that, if you're storing usernames in sessions when they login, then just set the value to $_SESSION['var iable_of_your_u sername_here'] ;

same goes for contact data.

I works exactly how I want it to. I can't believe how easy that was. Thank you again.

hi guys, im having same problem ...
when i add comment doesn't show the username,shows just blank
where do i have to add $_SESSION['var iable_of_your_u sername_here'] ;

can u be a litle more specific
thnxx

You need to be more specific about what we're dealing with here. Are you trying to post as a person via session (where someone is already logged in to the site), or simply allow a user to type in their name?

Either way, that name should be passed to the database and stored in the table with the comment. So using phpMyAdmin perhaps, I would browse the table and see if the usernames are being stored. This is of course assuming that you setup the table to accept usernames, and added the functionality to the script to add the username.

So if you're using a member system and the username for the comment should be auto-populated if a $_SESSION variable exists for a username, then you might want to check out the Members System tutorial, more specifically [link=http://ww w.allsyntax.com /tutorials/PHP/ 26/Complete-Mem bers-System/6.p hp] creating a login
script[/link] and ensure the user is being logged in and the SESSION
vars set.

Otherwise (you want a user to type in a name) then ensure your $_POST variable for the username is being set and contains a value. Maybe you're not referencing it properly when you check for it? This would be determined by your form element name of the field where a user should enter their name.