You may want to revisit your db design, but if it is like that for reason
then it is simple enough to associate these items with each other in an
array.
Just put together a query then get the row and split it by the commas then
put it into an array as follows.
$ar = Array('small' = '1.99',
Well, what about building a basic class without any database conection in the
constructor and then have a inherited class with the needed database
conection? and then use whichever you need to generate the pages.
You can even just have the basic class and execute some code in the
constructor
I have Mysql set up on the same machine as the apache server. There is a database name
inventory_db with a table product_info which have the two row id and name. I know
there are three records in the table. However when ever I place this script below into
a webpage I get just a blank page.
Remove all of the @ for one, so you can see if there are any errors. You're
using $rs as two different variables, also. Check mysql_error() after your
query to see if an error is returned.
---John Holmes...
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Greetings:
I currently am using the fgetcsv function to read in fields from a
user-defined file. The delimited file is read and displayed just fine.
Firstly, what I'm trying to accomplish: The MySQL database has a table
with about 30 fields. The user-defined file may contain only some
Hello All,
Well, I'm in a situation where I would like to ONLY use a flat file database.
I have searched hi and low, though could not find too many resources. So, I am
creating my own libraries utilizing arrays. Does anyone have any good links for FLAT
FILE databases. Thanks alot.
How about the dbm or dbase functions in the manual? You can create flat
file databases with them and possibly have a little more built in
functionality that you won't have to program. I've never used them, but
check the manual and see if they'll suit you needs.
Chapter XVII. Database (dbm-style)
Thank you again, Wilmar.
As a newbie for OOP, I will keep my option open when I design this
application. I have not come to a conclusion which way is better than
another (I wish I had time to test all possibilities). I appreciate your
comments, and will keep them in mind.
Regards
Ruth
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This program says:
Extract the files and put them in a directory, where they can be executed by
PHP.
My Php is in C:\Program Fileswhere should I extract these files to?
Russell Griechen
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I was wondering if anyone has some resources (links or scripts) on 'advanced site
searches'. Something that is similar to the way regular search engines process
requests.
ie. phrase or two word +required -not included
Also, returning details of that search, say for example returning 10
10 matches
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