Hi,
But won't update update the what I input. I only need
PART of the post to update, only the selected url area
and want the remaining of the message to be unchanged.
Won't the update change the whole message? I think
it does, I only need part of the message to be edited
and that is the URL th
What about a 5th table which stores metadata:
table metadata:
mdidmediumint unsigned not null auto_increment
table varchar(15) not null
xid mediumint unsigned not null
name varchar(25) not null
valvarchar(25) not null
The table will have all the metadata you ne
I'm developing an application that is going to deal with information about
different animals, and breeds of those animals.
So far it is quite straight forward, I've created four tables,
[Species] (containing a ID and name)
[Breed] (also containing an ID, Name and relative link to the Species)
[Ow
If you're deleting or modifying or re-creating any linked tables, that
might require exclusive access. Access will automagically put you into
exclusive mode if you do something like this.
Try closing out as soon as you've updated the DB.
-Cameron Wilhelm
On Thursday, July 17, 2003, at 02:21
I discovered the problem at had was in the network permissions set on
the file (?) that was denying Apache to access it properly and the error
code returned was the best thing the system could come up with.
I changed my Apached service to 'run as' and authorized user (me) and it
happily viewed
JMR,
The problem might be overcome by instructing the other users to make
certain they do not open the database in "exclusive." I no longer have a
copy of Access 95 around, but I seem to recall that we had this problem
when the database was opened by another user who had "open exclusive"
checked i
If the other application opens the database exclusively, then you will not
be able to open it, even for read only. The only solution to modify the
sharing option used by the other application. Another problem you may
encounter is that the ODBC driver for Access is not thread safe.
-- bob
On Thu
I'll be the first to admit this is a rather backwards system and prone to be
illogical, but it's what was handed to me and I can't do much about that.
I've got an ancient Access 95 database that I've linked to via another A95
database which is queried via ODBC. It was done this way because I'm not
Mike,
Pretty sure your solution is to addslashes() around whatever data might
contain the apostrophes.
HTH,
Rich
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Hello all,
I've been able to get the below to work pretty much. The only problem I
have is when there is an apostrophe in the data of one of the fields
like (You're the One). When this occurs nothing gets updated or
inserted(tried both). I've done other things from forms
inserting/updating w
We have generated PDF files with de FPDF library from data stored in a MYSQL
database.
It's a pure PHP class with basic functionality, so it can be installed
easely in a Hosting.
www.fpdf.org
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> Good Morning All ,
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> Has anyone
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> Good Morning All ,
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> Has anyone successfully implemented PDF functionality within their PHP
> / MySQL projects? My needs are very basic, so I'd like to use
> something like ezPDF creation to avoid buying a license. But I haven
Hi Norma,
That is what I'm exploring right now. R&OS created the ezpdf class. But I'm not
actually getting very far with it. I have the class.pdf.php and class.ezpdf.php
files in my php includes directory, and when I try to access the readme.php
sample file that contains the manual, I get a bun
Check out this page:http://www.ros.co.nz/pdf/, is a useful class and you can
implement with any kind of database.
Norma Ramirez
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Thanks guys!
number_format() works great!!
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> Is there a function that will strip or add commas?
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> I'm trying to do calculations with attendance numbers of football games...
> for example: 33,153
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> right now I don't have
Thanks, Mike. I should have specified that I'm in the States and accordingly
need a US-based gateway.
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> I'm sorry for going slightly off-topic, but I'm sure many of you have
> experience
> with this issue. Every shopping cart *does* use a database, after all, and
> I'm
> sure someone else will find this useful, too. Thanks a lot.
I'm in the midst of a project for which I am using the osCommerce shopping cart
and I'm currently trying to find a merchant service and payment gateway that
will integrate smoothly with it. I'm currently leaning towards payQuake
(http://www.payquake.com) as their fee structure is quite reasonable,
Good Morning All ,
Has anyone successfully implemented PDF functionality within their PHP / MySQL
projects? My needs are very basic, so I'd like to use something like ezPDF
creation to avoid buying a license. But I haven't yet got ezPDF to work
correctly. Set up is Win2k, PHP 4.3.2, Apache 1.3
i'm trying to connect to a oracle database using the odbc driver with the
followin script:
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query is:
$query"; $conn = odbc_pconnect($dsn,
$user,$upasswd );
if (!$conn) {print "Connection failed\
Hi guys can anyone point me to some resources with regard to doing full-text searches
in php. I looked at the mySQL docs and there doesnt seem to be much there.
TIA.
Angelo
sorry, I am a backwards today...number_format()
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format_number() should do what you want
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/func
format_number() should do what you want
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.number-format.php
Eddie
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Is there a function that will strip o
Check out the php function number_format($field,0)
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Is there a function that will strip or add commas?
I'm trying to do calculations with attendance numbers of football games...
for example: 33,153
right now I don't have a comma for the numbers in the database. So the above
example is 33153 in my database. If I put the comma in, when I try to do
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