I use pg_fetch_array() to get a record content. But it seems that
to access elements of the returned associative array, I should
use lowercase field names. Is there any way to use case-insensitive
field names?
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It is easy to get around this limitation:
for each column containing indexable content, create a shadow column
containing content prepared for FULLTEXT indexing.
I usually do the following:
- for each word:
- replace all non whitespace, non-blank characters by _
- right pad to 4 with _
Cause I care, here's a suggestion...
On any drop downs, add an onmouseout event in javascript.
I put together a really simple example, I'm sure you could change it to be
more usefull for multiple scoll boxes..?
http://www.beertastic.co.uk/matthew.html
Good luck...!
Tris...
matthew perry
Tumurbaatar S. wrote:
I use pg_fetch_array() to get a record content. But it seems that
to access elements of the returned associative array, I should
use lowercase field names. Is there any way to use case-insensitive
field names?
Assuming you want all lower case, convert the form field entry
The functions do not exist.
However, FULLTEXT indexes will do much of this work for you. I encourage you
to experiment with them.
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Tumurbaatar S. wrote:
I use pg_fetch_array() to get a record content. But it seems that
to access elements of the returned associative array, I should
use lowercase field names. Is there any way to use case-insensitive
field names?
This is how Postgres works: it always returns arrays
That would work except I'd change the last line to send email. The problem is the
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El Wednesday 28 April 2004 03:21, Tumurbaatar S. escribió:
I use pg_fetch_array() to get a record content. But it seems that
to access elements of the returned associative array, I should
use lowercase field names. Is there any way to use case-insensitive
field names?
No. PHP is
Cornelia Boenigk wrote:
Hi Matt
You can teat a string like an Array
$first = $string[0];
$second = $string[1]
and so on.
Actually this method is deprecated. The current best way is to use curly
braces.
$first = $string{0};
$second = $string{1};
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