Newbie MySQL question...
I have a situation where if I don't have a custom value then I must use the
default value. There will always be a default value but there may also be a
custom value.
I could do this with:
select value where id and custom condition
if (EOF) {
select value where id and d
Am Mo, den 27.03.2006 schrieb Rob Hamilton um 19:37:
Hello Rob,
> Is it possible to construct an array of this type and pass it to these
> functions, and if so how?
For such cases you should use call_user_func_array.
/Georg
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JeRRy wrote:
Hi,
Yes the user is logged in. The system knows who is tipping by their
nickname and unique id system.
So if I put the update query in the else statement would this be the
easy fix?
Don't know - I was offering a suggestion only.
Without the full code we can't really help m
Hi,
Yes the user is logged in. The system knows who is tipping by their nickname
and unique id system.
So if I put the update query in the else statement would this be the easy fix?
I use something like a field called tipped in the table, so if they have
tipped it goes to y a
JeRRy wrote:
Hi,
I'll admit it, this is damned messy. But I want to learn from the list in how to sort it out. Than for future refrence I will know...
Now I am running 2 different queries/statements here completely seperate. I have made the "nickname" field in the database UNIQUE.
Hi,
I'll admit it, this is damned messy. But I want to learn from the list in
how to sort it out. Than for future refrence I will know...
Now I am running 2 different queries/statements here completely seperate. I
have made the "nickname" field in the database UNIQUE. So than when
Philip Hallstrom ha scritto:
Don't use Header("Location:..."). Instead spit back very minimal
javascript that does something like:
document.location.href = '.';
That way the cookies that get sent back in the header will take affect.
I have to use header("Location..."), cause I'm using
Philip Hallstrom ha scritto:
Don't use Header("Location:..."). Instead spit back very minimal
javascript that does something like:
document.location.href = '.';
That way the cookies that get sent back in the header will take affect.
I have to use header("Location..."), cause I'm using
Hi everybody, I have a problem with mysql session handler and redirect.
My situation:
- mysql session handler
- one page is "posted" to another page, that saves a session variable
and redirect to the first page again.
If I do the redirect the variable is not properly setted, otherwise it's
all o
Hi everybody, I have a problem with mysql session handler and redirect.
My situation:
- mysql session handler
- one page is "posted" to another page, that saves a session variable
and redirect to the first page again.
If I do the redirect the variable is not properly setted, otherwise it's
all o
On Fri, Mar 24, 2006 at 04:19:10PM +, Alex Major wrote:
> Hi there.
> This isn't a major problem, more of a matter of aesthetics.
> Basically, I have a query which pulls a list of usernames from the database
> (based on their user level).
>
> These users should then listed in this fashion.
>
Hi
I am current trying to migrate an existing system using MySQLi to use
PDO and I have a quick question with regards to Prepared Statements.
Essentially I'd like to replicate the Prepared Statement functionality
of PDO using MySQLi so that I can gradually update all the required
pages to use
On 24 March 2006 16:40, Alex Major wrote:
> Thanks, works like a charm (had to make is -2 instead of -1
> as it added a
> space after each result). Hadn't thought of something so simple.
>
> On 24/3/06 16:22, "Bastien Koert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Build it up as a string and remove the
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