On Tuesday 05 March 2002 07:52, Peter Lovatt wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am running the security upgrade and am getting the following error when I
> run the RPM
> The install is RH 7.0 and was pre-installed. I had assumed that the RPMs
> from Redhat would match the pre installed version, as it was standard.
On Monday 04 March 2002 05:54 pm, Pedro M. S. Oliveira wrote:
> you could complile the hole program instead of the rpm, just read
> README.install from the php source tar file.
> or you can install the other rpms that are lacking.
> or even so, not such a good ideia, but you can force the installa
Without knowing what you are trying to do I get the impression you might be
better off doing this via SQL rather than PHP. You say:
> ...very large result sets, which are transferred to arrays,
> and that does some extremely heavy lifting in terms of calculations on those
> arrays. By design, it
Hello!!
First uninstall your old version of php(php-4.0.6-9.7.0)
Then install the new RPM
If you're using the Red Hat update thingy...
Or download the source and recompile it!!
Dan
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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you could complile the hole program instead of the rpm, just read
README.install from the php source tar file.
or you can install the other rpms that are lacking.
or even so, not such a good ideia, but you can force the installationg
using the command
rpm -i --nodeps php
or
rpm -U --nodeps php
Hi
I am running the security upgrade and am getting the following error when I
run the RPM
The install is RH 7.0 and was pre-installed. I had assumed that the RPMs
from Redhat would match the pre installed version, as it was standard.
I am a humble programmer (and part time sys admin!), rather t
Hello list,
I've been stumped on this for a while, I have a large project where I am
storing image data in a MySQL db for reasons I will not get into. The
images are displayed as thumbnails in a table which are hyperlinks to a
large file. The larger file is stored in the db as a BLOB type in GI
Hello!!
it should be
$today = Date("Y"-"m"-"d");
Dan
On Friday, March 1, 2002, at 04:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> should be simple as pie, of course, but i can't find a straightforward
> syntax example in the documentation. i'm trying to change the PHP date
> format to mysql's.
>
> my
Right. I store mine in the same db, and it gets inserted with the other data
from the form. Before inserting, the script does a quick query, selecting
all rows where the unique_id is equal to the current ID. since a new one is
generated for each submit click, the answer will be zero on a proper in
This is another good idea. When reloading the page, have the script generate
that unique ID, store it in a separate table AND put it in a hidden input.
When the user submits, the database checks to see if the unique ID is in the
database, and if so, the ID is deleted from the database, and the or
The easiest and best solution is to redirect to a new page after the submit.
But I have had cases where it was necessary to have the submit code and the
form on the same page.
I agree totally with jonathan that a server-side solution is the way to go.
To solve the problem (avoid clicking twice an
How about mixing the 2???
:-)
Richy
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From: Jonathan Hilgeman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 04 March 2002 16:51
To: 'Richard Black'; 'Jennifer Downey'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Tutorial?
Javascript will functionally solve the problem, but since Javas
Javascript will functionally solve the problem, but since Javascript is an
optional piece of the browser that can be turned off/on, and functions
differently in different browsers, it's definitely far from fool-proof. You
could get it working 99.9% in IE and Navigator, but then have it fail in
ano
I've also seen something similar implemented using javascript (i guess -
never looked into it in any detail)
The online bank I use does this. Basically, when I click a submit button,
the button is replaced by an image (like a greyed out submit button) which
has the caption Submitted. Clicking thi
Hi Jennifer,
I'm guessing the purpose of this would be to keep people from
double-clicking and submitted information twice, possibly making an
application deduct payment twice or something important similar in nature.
The best way I've found of accomplishing the goal of keeping people from
clicki
Messagethanks!
"Ray Hunter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Here is general information on postgres:
http://www.ca.postgresql.org/docs/aw_pgsql_book/index.html
Here is an optimization file included: This was not written by me!!!
Let me
Title: Message
Here
is general information on postgres: http://www.ca.postgresql.org/docs/aw_pgsql_book/index.html
Here
is an optimization file included: This was not written by
me!!!
Let
me know if you have questions...s
Ray
Hunter
Firmware
Engineer
ENTERASYS
NETWORKS
-Ori
If you are using php and a database you can add more memory to the script
and optimize the database. I only use postgres databases for all my large
data so I can let you know how to optimize postgres...
Ray Hunter
Firmware Engineer
ENTERASYS NETWORKS
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From: Aron Pi
Let me try this again more generally. I am trying to optimize a function in
PHP that handles very large result sets, which are transferred to arrays,
and that does some extremely heavy lifting in terms of calculations on those
arrays. By design, it iterates through each possible combination of two
Jason,
Or you can use ODBC, as per the HOWTO at www.iodbc.org, which eliminates the
ned to install the Oracle client and enables you to develop applications
independent of database.
Best regards,
Andrew Hill
Director of Technology Evangelism
http://www.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/whatis.htm
OpenLink
Hello, is there a way to store an Oracle session in a PHP
session so the transaction would carry over from one page
to another?
Initially I thought that using OCIPlogin and storing the
connection variable into a PHP session would solve it, but
it wasn't the way I had hoped it to be.. Seems that w
MySQL is very well documented as well. www.mysql.com, click on
documentation.
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> Jennifer,
>
> > Wondering do I have to have the WHERE clause in a select query?
Hi,
I am porting an application which currently makes use of the ODBC PEAR DB
object to use the SyBase DB object instead. However, there does not seem to
be a way to retrieve multiple result sets using the SyBase object.
The transfer to SyBase, and indeed the stored procedure which generates
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jennifer Downey wrote:
> $b=mysql_query( SELECT * FROM my_table) <-can I use something like this
> or do I have to put WHERE in the statement?
>
you only need a "WHERE" clause when you want to limit the result set from the
query. If you want or need to retriev
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Ken Thompson wrote:
> Great, that explains better than "most" of the tutorials I've read.
> It is unfortunate that most if not all reference documentation expect the
> reader to have a college degree just on their subject in order to understand
> "wot in 'ell" th
Jennifer,
> Wondering do I have to have the WHERE clause in a select query?
> $b=mysql_query( SELECT * FROM my_table) <-can I use something like
this
> or do I have to put WHERE in the statement?
Hate to answer a question with a question, but what happened when you
tried typing this query i
On Sun, 2002-03-03 at 08:18, Jennifer Downey wrote:
> Can anyone point me to a good tutorial on how to disable a submit button
> once clicked?
> preferably in php.
If I understood the question; wouldn't this produce the desired result?
VALUE="whatever">
If $disabled is set, the button is rend
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