I have a table that includes the ids of software
aplications and experts (apliexperts). My page is
loaded with the variable of the software id (softid),
which it uses to match the experts for that software.
But instead of returning just the expert id (expid),
to use that expid to get the full row
Put start_session() statement on first line of your code
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From: do khac duy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 13:31
Subject: [PHP-DB] help about session
i can't start session under incule row
ex: include(file.php);
It's not bizarre behaviour
$result = mysql_query(SELECT * FROM SOME_TABLE) || die (Unable to
execute
SQL query);
returns result of logical OR operation which is TRUE or 1
without || die(...) it returns valid MySQL resource
Regards
Sasha
Evan Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
Supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource.
This is absolutely correct because after
$result = mysql_query(SELECT * FROM SOME_TABLE) || die(mysql_error());
variable $result contains result of boolean OR operation which in your
case is TRUE or 1
in order to get valid MySQL result you
SELECT b.name FROM apliexperts a LEFT JOIN experts b ON a.expid = b.id
WHERE softid = 2
I have a table that includes the ids of software
aplications and experts (apliexperts). My page is
loaded with the variable of the software id (softid),
which it uses to match the experts for that software.
try to be more specific, i can help you, you have a error in your code :
while ($row=mysql_fetch_row($result)) //retrieve a row and store in array
$row
{
for($i=0; $imysql_num_fields($result);$i++) //
echo (A HREF= $row[$i]); // -- echo (A HREF='{$row[$i]}');
any way this is not the way to do
if ($packages == 1)
{
if ($airporttransfer == car) {$airporttransfer2 = 12.00);}
if ($airporttransfer == bus) {$airporttransfer2 = 10.00);}
if ($airporttransfer == none){$airporttransfer2 = 0.00);}
}
try to learn to use the TABS and the BRACES coz is good for you and for
That's odd. I haven't tried 4.3.1, but I do have 4.3.0 running on
apache 2.0.44. I'll try 4.3.1 today and see if I come across anything.
At Thursday, 27 February 2003, Roger Boily [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have upgrated to RedHat 8.0 that unfortunatly downgrade my working
php 4.3.1 to
Hi.
I am testing some ways to insert bin amounts of data
in a oracle database and i encountered the following problem.
During the script execution the memory usage of httpd daemon grows a lot
and even after the script is ended the httpd process keeps the memory
allocated. After two runs of the
remember that md5() is 'not' going to help secure the data en route between
the client browser and the server; consider using the encryption service SSL
for this.
David
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Hi there everyone,
I have to store some CC details in a
Sorry about all these emails :-) I have one final question (For this
week
- LOL). How can I get the current month + the next 11 months in a
dropdown form box? Ideally there'd be 3 boxes, 1 with the day,
dependant
on the month you select plus the year, though I can hardcode the year
without
Ok, that works great. Now, what is the best way to echo the result.
Just like the result from any other query. The query returns a result of
one row and one column.
For example
$connection = mysql_connect(localhost,u,p);
mysql_select_db(killerspin_com, $connection);
$sql = SHOW CREATE
i can't start session under incule row
ex: include(file.php);
start_session();
it say : can't add header header already sent by...v
somebody can help me?
You can't have any output before session_start(). Call it first in your
file or fix where you have output. The error
I never thought of mysql_fetch_row.
What I ended up using was
$row = mysql_fetch_array($result_id);
echo $row[1];
I'll probably use fetch_row as it makes more sense.
Thanks.
--- Jonathan
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Hi there everyone,
I have a couple of questions. What is the best SSL to use on Windows - Apache 2.0
(And above) and how easy is it to configure? Which is the most stable release of PHP
to use as currently I use a version from early last year (Don't remember the number
off hand).
I'm asking
What wrong with this code in sql :
$SQLSTATEMENT[DeleteCategory] =
DELETE FROM cats, articles
WHERE cat_id = $catid
;
Error no:
1064
Details :
You have an error in your SQL syntax near 'WHERE cat_id = 1 ' at line 4
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I don't believe you can delete from two tables simultaneously in this fashion, it's
probably the ,articles that's the error.
Ryan
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From: Alawi shekh albaity [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 11:04 PM
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Subject: [PHP-DB] What
Try escaping the $catid like:
WHERE cat_id='$catid'
Aaron
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From: Alawi shekh albaity [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: March 1, 2003 1:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] What wrong in this SQL
What wrong with this code in sql :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Payne) writes:
... What is the best SSL to use on Windows ...
[ snip ]
... any thoughts?
Kind of religious, but maybe not Windows at all, at least if you're
concerned about safety ;-)
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the problem is that mysql do not support multi table because it works when I am remove
the table
Thanks to all for help
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From: Adam Voigt
To: Alawi shekh albaity
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Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 11:09 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] What
What wrong with this SQL
$SQLSTATEMENT[UPDATE_CAT] =
UPDATE cats SET
cat_name = '$cat_name',
WHERE cat_id = $catidforedit
;
Error no : 1064
Details :
You have an error in your SQL syntax near 'WHERE cat_id = 2 ' at line 4
Db : mysql
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Remove the comma at the end of this line:
cat_name = '$cat_name',//remove this comma
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From: Alawi shekh albaity [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 1:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] Update errors
What wrong with this SQL
Shouldn't have a comma after cat_name = '$cat_name' unless you are updating
multiple fields.
Gary Every
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From: Alawi shekh albaity
Hi all,
Permit me to recive your valuable knowledge ,
We are working on a project where the backend churns data for about 1 Minute (time out
limit is 2 min) we would like
to put a page like
PROCESSING
during the database is busy doing its fine job. And also a sucess page appears when
Check out http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.ob-flush.php
the ob_flush command.
You could put an animated gif like an hourglass with a please wait at the
beginning of your html output, perform an ob_flush command to put that info
out to the browser, then perform your sql.
After the sql
And i've heard the server or client does not cache db stored images, while
it caches them in as separate files. True ?
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You could do this very easily using a HTML page with the correct META
tags.
I am working on a Domino Project right now that does just that.
After a page is submitted, the user is directed to an html page which
sits for about 45 seconds. This HTML page just says something like
Your information
META HTTP-EQUIV=refresh CONTENT=5;url=http://yourpagehere;
5 = time to wait
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From: Jonathan Villa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Processing Page
META HTTP-EQUIV=refresh CONTENT=5;url=http://yourpagehere;
5 = time to wait
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From: John A DAVIS [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 2:23 PM
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Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Processing Page
What are the correct
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aspire Something) writes:
We are working on a project where the backend churns data for about
1 Minute (time out limit is 2 min) we would like to put a page like
PROCESSING
during the database is busy doing its fine job. And also a sucess
page appears when the
I guess I was thinking of a success only scenario. If the backend
never failed, then an easy Meta redirect would work, (if given enough
time to process).
However, in the real world, assuming success is a foolish mistake.
--- Jonathan
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Oops, I sent my message without finishing it (that's what I get for
having to many windows open).
I think your #2 option would work. It's very similar to what I have
done in the pass . I forgot exactly how I did it, I would have to look
in my archives, but I'm pretty sure it was something like
Thanks every one ...
All the method you told me are static it does not look if the sql statemet
being exec by php along with backend has finished its job . I only wanted to
show the processig page till the time the query does it's work .
let me add here that the time for execution of the script
Timeout.html will redirect to verify_process.php after 30 seconds
On verify_process.php you could run another query which would check the
status of a certain field in the db. If this field is set to xxx, then
redirect back to timeout.html, else redirect to process_complete.php.
I guess this would
Pedro
Er ... probably - I've not tested it personally.
However, if you output the image directly from a database then your script
is sending the http headers for content type etc and the browser has no
choice but to render what you send. With HTML based img src=blah stuff
it'll try to pull the
Hi
I have a small problem.
I'm working on a traffic and banner xchange application, and my client
asked me to retrieve as info, for each banner that is displayed or for
each traffic entry the user's screen size, operating system, browser
type and original language.
I've found this stuff into a
I'm sure this is pretty simple, but I'm having a hard time finding the answer:
How do you select two random rows in a mysql table?
Thanks,
Kent
select * from table order by rand() limit 2
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I'm sure this is pretty simple, but I'm having a hard time finding the answer:
How do you select two random rows in a mysql table?
Thanks,
Kent
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I have seen an example using JavaScript where javascript commands are flushed every so
often (from PHP) which indicates a status bar process. It was used to monitor
mailouts. The javascript commands were simply telling an image to increase it's width.
Of course you have to have a system where
On Saturday 01 March 2003 14:27, Alawi shekh albaity wrote:
What wrong with this SQL
$SQLSTATEMENT[UPDATE_CAT] =
UPDATE cats SET
cat_name = '$cat_name',
Remove that trailing comma.
WHERE cat_id = $catidforedit
;
Error no : 1064
Details :
You have an error in your SQL syntax
I've seen a solution that looks fairly simple to
implement. Basically popup a window. Popup window
displays Processing please wait and an animated gif.
when the page in to background is done loading it
kills the popup. I think you'd use onload in the
body tag.
try http://javascript.faqts.com
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