thanx a million!! you really saved my day!! :o)
hwee
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From: "John Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ng Hwee Hwee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "PHP DB List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 11:05 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Regular Expression
> Ng Hwee Hwe
Ng Hwee Hwee wrote:
>>(sin|hkg|bkk|jkt)x[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{3}-[0-9]{2}
>
thanx!!! it worked like a charm! =)
just a question, i've tried adding a ^ to the front of your expressions and
a $ to the end of your expression and it still worked.. but is it
recommended? why didn't you use them?
^(sin|hkg|bkk|
thanx!!! it worked like a charm! =)
just a question, i've tried adding a ^ to the front of your expressions and
a $ to the end of your expression and it still worked.. but is it
recommended? why didn't you use them?
^(sin|hkg|bkk|jkt)x[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{3}-[0-9]{2}$
hwee
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Ng Hwee Hwee wrote:
Hi all,
I somehow just couldn't get my regular expression syntax correct. Will you please help
me?
some examples of my valid string is:
sinx0401-001-45
hkgx0403-020-12
jktx0402-000-01
bkkx0407-013-44
the definition is:
1st 4 characters - can only be "sinx" or "hkgx" or "bkkx"
Hi all,
I somehow just couldn't get my regular expression syntax correct. Will you please help
me?
some examples of my valid string is:
sinx0401-001-45
hkgx0403-020-12
jktx0402-000-01
bkkx0407-013-44
the definition is:
1st 4 characters - can only be "sinx" or "hkgx" or "bkkx" or "jktx"
next 4
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On 08/04/2004 09:47 AM, Aaron Todd wrote:
I dont know how to be more specific. It just doesnt work. There is no
error. The program runs and sometimes it sends the email and sometimes it
doesnt. I've looked at all the log files that I know about and havent seen
anything that looks like an
Hello Aaron,
AT> Is there any tweaking with mail()?
AT> I have it working, but it seems to not always send the email. Mainly one
AT> right after the other. I filling a web form and then sending the data off
AT> to my email. But then I do a refresh to clear the form and do it again with
AT> diff
On Wednesday 04 August 2004 20:47, Aaron Todd wrote:
> I dont know how to be more specific. It just doesnt work. There is no
> error. The program runs and sometimes it sends the email and sometimes it
> doesnt. I've looked at all the log files that I know about and havent seen
> anything that
I dont know how to be more specific. It just doesnt work. There is no
error. The program runs and sometimes it sends the email and sometimes it
doesnt. I've looked at all the log files that I know about and havent seen
anything that looks like an email error. Is there any other troubleshooting
I don't think there is anything you can do that won't require a full
table scan. I think some people break out the field they want to do a
full text search on into another table using the MyISAM format. So your
"core" table is InnoDB and your full text search fields are in a
related table that
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