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From: Stefan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Andrey Hristov' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Ron' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 10:37 AM
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB]
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script
c=document.forms[0].category.options[document.forms[0].category.selectedIndex].text
?php
$x=c;
?
/script
but the php doesn't understand this c variable
Rehab M.Shouman
its me a écrit :
script
c=document.forms[0].category.options[document.forms[0].category.selectedIndex].text
?php
$x=c;
?
/script
but the php doesn't understand this c variable
Rehab M.Shouman
maybe is $x = $c ?
you can access that option from php
$HTTP_POST_VARS[name]
I know this is suppose to be databases, but the most knowledgeable people
seem to be in here.
This is the first time that I have tried to conquer a form in PHP(which I
obviously am not doing) so that I can have a total PHP script page and move
away from HTML.
Here is my code as followed by my
(((Point taken))) no harm intended
Parse error: parse error in C:\**\*\tt.php on line 53
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Line 53 is the line that is commented out
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(((Point taken))) no harm intended
Parse error: parse error in C:\**\*\tt.php on line 53
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Is it possible for you to post a link for it, so that I do not have to try
and make it work as it stands at the moment?
I am more an HTML wiz than a PHP guru, and I think I may have had a similar
problem in the past that I solved, so I will try to help
Keiran
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maybe try escaping the characters in the last line, or using ' instead...?
Keiran
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From: Ron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 1:05 PM
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Subject: Forms
I know this is suppose to be databases, but the most knowledgeable
PHP cannot recognise javascript variables because javascript is
interpreted via the browser, and not the server (which php is). for php
to use javascript variables, you must post the variable to another page
using either a form or querystring.
Adam
script
First: cross-posting to multiple lists...not nice. Most PHP folks are on
both lists.
Second: your first sentence seems to indicate that unknowledgeable people
inhabit the PHP list, vice the PHP-DB list. H GRIN
Third: what error do you get when you get the parsing error?
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Hi Guys,
I need to create a search engine that catalogs data from about 4 separate tables,
and then of course is searchable from use input. I'm having a brain fart on how I
should go about doing this. This is what I think I should do so far tell me if I'm
right or at least going in the
I would recommend going with a table of keywords like
you said, you may want ot structure like this:
[ words_id | article_id | word ]
You can tie the article id to the other tables
getting an efficient multiple word search working is a
bit of a task.
This is very helpful:
Ok here is my problem, currently I have a form that calculates the number of
words in a given textarea. Now what I need to accomplish is using a
checkbox to subtract a value based on said checkbox. I have looked for a
tutorial on such an item and did not find one so I am asking if anyone out
can you post some code, and an exmaple of an input, the current output, and
what the desired output would be?
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From: jas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22 March 2002 04:57
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] calculations based on checkbox value
Ok here is my
Im making an adressbook using PHP and mySQL.
I want each user to have access only to his/hers adressinputs. Now Im
wondering how I gonna solve this, ofcourse its very easy just to create a
table for each user but then the hole idea of database loose its purpose
=). How can I mark each input so
store and validate a username and password with each user's info
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From: Ljungan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 11:07 AM
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Subject: [PHP-DB] marking DB entries...
Im making an adressbook using PHP and mySQL.
I want each user
well...what the bloody hell are you looking for from us?
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From: Ljungan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 11:29 AM
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] marking DB entries...
well that wasn't very helpful... I have two tables already, users
Hi,
I make a SELECT in a mySQL database. It returns a variable, which contains
10 values. I then need to make another SELECT in a new database where I have
to use the previous 10 values in the WHERE sentence. How can I do this?
Regards,
Morten
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$query = SELECT myvalue FROM mytable WHERE some_condition;
$result = mysql_query($query) or die(Error: .mysql_error());
$srch = ;
while( list($myvalue) = mysql_fetch_array($result)
{
$srch .= $myvalue, ;
}
$srch = substr($srch, 0, -2);
$query = SELECT * FROM other_table WHERE this_val
In MySQL you can also do this:
SELECT * FROM artists
WHERE
LEFT(title, 1) = 'A'
AND
LEFT(title, 1) = 'H'
ORDER BY title
This will return a range of all artists whose title begins with A thru H.
Treat the letters like numbers.
Robert V. Zwink
http://www.zwink.net/daid.php
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and in javascript when i say for example alert(category) it gives me
undefined
doesn't javascript see variables passed with the url???
Nope. You'll have to parse the URL and search for your variables.
Take a look at using the location.search property.
Maxwell
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Hi all,
I know there are plenty of remote connection posts herebut none have
helped me solve my problem.
I have 2 win98 machines on a novell network, both have static IP
addresses, and both machines can ping each other. One machine is
running a webserver and the other the Mysql server, and
I have done an address book in php, although I kept the
username/password in with the rest of their details. If you wanted to
keep it all in two tables, then go ahead. You really should have an ID
field in every table, whether you use it or not, and most of the times,
you'll find you will use
You cannot use javascript variables in php, nor php variables in
javascript, unless you write the variable to the page (for php -
javascript) or post to a new page with querystring or form
(javascript - php).
php - javascript:
script language=JavaScript
var jsVariable = ?= $phpVariable ?;
OK so you have 2 tables one for users login and one for the addresses a user
may store and retrieve.
Your users will login, you will validate their name and password combination
and have either a userID or the name is fine too (an integer ID is smaller
to store and possibly more efficient).
Now
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