Robert wrote:
I want to store the results of a SELECT query in order to be able to
page through those results and allow the user to select one, see it in
more details and then return to the original list of results. What's
the usual technique for doing this?
place a get variable after the que
I want to store the results of a SELECT query in order to be able to
page through those results and allow the user to select one, see it in
more details and then return to the original list of results. What's the
usual technique for doing this?
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TG napsal(a):
But what if the data being inserted isn't unique? What if it's a voting
form that says "Do you like pie? Yes/No"? True, it could record the
response and the userid or IP address so that would be a unique pairing but
what if the vote was anonymous and you allowed multiple peop
most likely you have a problem in your query but you dont understand how
to use mysql_error.
from http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-error.php :
string *mysql_error* ( [resource $link_identifier] )
Returns the error text from the last MySQL function
echo mysql_error(mysql_connect($ho
