Hi there,
I have a LAMP appplication which sends a report via email if a database
error occures. This workes pretty fine. The message contains sql
statement and error message from the db server.
Lately there are lots of errors showing up every few days which look not
like sql errors. Sometimes
Looks like there a crawler/search emgine indexing your site ..
pete
Merlin wrote:
Hi there,
I have a LAMP appplication which sends a report via email if a database
error occures. This workes pretty fine. The message contains sql
statement and error message from the db server.
Lately there
Hello list
Is there any PHP script that generate password with digits from [a-zA-Z0-9] to suggest
me?
Thanx
Ng Hwee Hwee wrote:
just a quick question.. does it mean, i don't have to worry that my user may
type any commands in my text field that may hurt my system since
magic_quotes_gpc is on?
Heh...of course not. :) All magic_quotes is going to do for you is
escape quotes within your text. This will
Hi
HTH
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suggest me?
This just came up on the php list recently... The best one that I saw
was a one-liner which peels the first N chars from an md5
1. Is the function allowed by MySQL?
2. Can you execute the function before the query, assign what it returns to
a var, then place the var in your query?
Miles
At 04:43 PM 12/10/2003 +0100, antonio bernabei wrote:
Hi,
I need to make a join between two tables. And I can use the mysql_query
Here's one I've used recently with success
http://www.devhood.com/tools/tool_details.aspx?tool_id=784
Thanks,
Roger
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From: antonio bernabei [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I need to make a join between two tables. And I can use the mysql_query
function: this is ok.
The problem arises because I need to apply a user defined function to a
field of one of the two tables and the rule for the join is WHERE
Hi all,
Attempting to use PHP to navigate a foreign website, to collect data. This is thus
only tangentially related to databases, so I apologize if some feel it's too off-topic.
Is there any way to do something similar to fopen() except to also have PHP present a
cookie to the foreign
Peter Westergaard wrote:
Hi all,
Attempting to use PHP to navigate a foreign website, to collect data. This is thus only tangentially related to databases, so I apologize if some feel it's too off-topic.
Is there any way to do something similar to fopen() except to also have PHP present a
I have a page that I put together that pulls in data for the time in
individual fields - hour, minute, am/pm, month, day. I am going to
alter the db to add year as well. I want to order this list by multiple
criteria - first by year, then by hour, am/pm, minute. It is a page
that lists shows
Only six of ten columns in a php table show up on the web. I've been
using a standard format for many months now and the only difference here
is that I'm drawing on more (seven) tables. Even more curious, running
the select and where statements in mysql produces the full table.
Also,
From: redhat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a page that I put together that pulls in data for the time in
individual fields - hour, minute, am/pm, month, day. I am going to
alter the db to add year as well. I want to order this list by multiple
criteria - first by year, then by hour, am/pm,
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Any ideas?
/snip
could you post the code you use to output each table row?
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On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 16:21:39 -0600, Matt Matijevich
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Any ideas?
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could you post the code you use to output each table row?
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Here's the code requested along with column headings and sort code:
# write out table heading
echo table width='75%' border='1'
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 17:10:46 -0500
Ken Colburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Only six of ten columns in a php table show up on the web. I've been
using a standard format for many months now and the only difference
here is that I'm drawing on more (seven) tables. Even more curious,
[snip]
Any
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