Jim Giner wrote:
With IE, a refresh is F5 or even better, ctrl-F5. Should always get the
latest updates. Or you could add:
header(Cache-Control: no-cache);
at the beginning of your php code.
Well, that works! :-/ (I'm embarrassed to say)
For some reason I over-thought that one.
Thx,
Jim Giner wrote:
So you're saying a page refresh in your browser doesn't cure the problem?
Hi, sorry for the delay.. Yes, page refresh/s is basically what I am
doing to get to the latest edits (by clicking in and out of the edit
area). Reloading the page one or more times works as well.
Hello,
I took some PHP/MySQL code that seemed to be working fine from a LAMP
setup and brought it to a MAMP (mac OS) setup. Now I am seeing a
cache-like behavior in my admin forms, where my last changes don't stick.
To be clearer, I go to make a database change in the forms I built to
Daniel Brown wrote:
On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 14:11, Nazish Zafarnaz...@jhu.edu wrote:
$insert = INSERT INTO user_info
(login, password)
VALUES
($login, $password);
You're using double-quotes to encapsulate your $insert variable
data, then never closing them. What's more, you're also
Ethan Rosenberg wrote:
Dear List -
I have a form. In one field, the customer types the name of a product.
The first seven(7) results of the MySQL query that the entry generates
should be displayed as a clickable drop down list.
How do I do it?
Thanks.
Ethan
MySQL 5.1 PHP 5.3.3-6 Linux
Hello,
I use mysql_real_escape_string() to
escape data for db population.
ie.
..form..
textarea?PHP stripslashes($dbvar); ?/textarea
..recieving form input before db update..
$var =mysql_real_escape_string($var);
My question is regarding when wanting to allow HTML
within a database...
Will
Sorry, should have done some simple testing!.. It
appears that stripslashes is smarter than simply stripping
all /.
So, my apologies for interrupting the class! ;-)
Donovan
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Hello,
to respond to some of the comments/questions..
No, it wasn't parsing anything... and yes, I put
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT);
at the top of the page.
(as well as there is a custom built PHP management app that
allows to turn on the display_errors..
O.K., I give up.. I can't seem to find why this breaks the page to
a point where nothing gets displayed in the browser (no error reporting).
Sorry for any email line breaks:
---start-
if ($t_dataon) {
$query = SELECT
[snip]
print = !-- problem --;
^
Never mind, found it. :-/
Donovan
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Hello,
I'm having some issues with bool's relating to MySQL.
I am using:
$tvar = true;
$tvar = false;
in PHP, but only the TRUE value gets
accepted by the MySQL insert or update's.
It appears MySQL sees the TRUE value as 1..
because that is what shows up.. and that MySQL
throws an error when
Daniel Brown wrote:
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 17:05, Donovan Brookeli...@euca.us wrote:
What is the best PHP practice when using bools with
MySQL? Save 1's and 0's instead of true/false?
You could either do an INT(1) DEFAULT 0 or an ENUM('Y','N') to
make it easier on yourself.
Thanks
Daniel Brown wrote:
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 17:40, Donovan Brookeli...@euca.us wrote:
Thanks Dan,
I think the error would still persist using DEFAULT.. because as mentioned,
I don't think MySQL likes:
UPDATE tablename SET vbool=
..which is not great news for me since I'd like to avoid
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