[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dallas Freeman) writes:
I have asked my host to update the php software, as for now, I need to
know what the lines for changing the size of a picture is. I couldn't
see any command lines for it, unless it is something different, I don't
know, so could you please show me.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Rice) writes:
Okay, i have two arrays, $tips and $staff
$tips has a key date (which is the date of the first day of the
week, the second result in the array has the key of the second day of
the week etc... ) and the value is a floating point decimal.
$staff also
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Rice) writes:
Hey thank's for the ideas but neither of them work, doh...
Okay fredrik I know your idea won't work cos list only works with
numericaly indexed arrays, both the arrays that i am using are indexed
by date.
You really had me wondering there for a moment.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (André Sannerholt) writes:
Does anybody know how to stop an explosion of a string: Let me explain:
$variable_aray=explode('-', $variable);
I want the variable to be devided in only two other ones! If for example:
$variable=Willy-Brandt-Platz-5
I want to have an array
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ryan Holowaychuk) writes:
I am saving some data to a text file and what I want to do is have each
line of data collected to be on its own line.
What I am collecting is a roster (no, name, grade) so there is 10-15
people on a roster, and now when it saves it saves to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dani Matielo) writes:
my problem is the following: I just imported a csv file to a MySQL database
that contains name and email fields. It has about 9k lines on it and I need
a new field that orinally didn't exist called code thats suposed to be
MD5(name.email)
I know
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Payne) writes:
... What is the best SSL to use on Windows ...
[ snip ]
... any thoughts?
Kind of religious, but maybe not Windows at all, at least if you're
concerned about safety ;-)
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--Fredrik
If God is dead, who will save the Queen?
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PHP Database Mailing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aspire Something) writes:
We are working on a project where the backend churns data for about
1 Minute (time out limit is 2 min) we would like to put a page like
PROCESSING
during the database is busy doing its fine job. And also a sucess
page appears when the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jonathan Villa) writes:
Is there was to get a database's table schema?
I don't think it's called schemas in mysql, but I'm not sure :-)
So far, I have a simple function which will output
INSERT INTO table (x,x,x,) VALUES(x,x,x);
[ ... ]
but what I'm missing is
CREATE
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2b4ever Php) writes:
I want http://www.pageTwo.com to be redirected to
http://www.pageOne.com/pageTwoindex.html, without losing the address
http://www.pageTwo.com.
Maybe something like
header(location:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Rice) writes:
I have been having trouble with PHP sessions, the session variables
are not able to be called through the script.
If have commented the area at the bottome where the session variable
is NULL when var dump is called to check it (about 20 lines from the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Fredrik De Vibe) writes:
You can't register a session variable after output. You have already
registered it, just set $valid_user = 'something'.
Sorry, I was a bit too quick here. You _can_ register session
variables after output...
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--Fredrik
The chief cause of problems
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ali M) writes:
Is this the place to post questions on php db's?
php.db - yes ;-)
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--Fredrik
Whether you can hear it or not
The Universe is laughing behind your back
-- National Lampoon, Deteriorata
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PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Craig Kohtz) writes:
[ inserting images into a mysql db ]
I haven't done it myself, but a search on php.net for blob mysql
file gave (among others)
http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php
(seach the page for 'blob').
On the other hand, it has been said that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Julie Keywell) writes:
I am querying our database for 11,000 different zip codes and it seems
to be overloading MySQL. However, common sense says it shouldn't.
My question is:
When needing to query 11,000 things, is it best to make 1 SQL statement
that has 11,000 ors, or
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anders mellström) writes:
I have a PHP-MySQl-problem. I would be very greatful if anyone
would help me. I am - with the following code - trying to get
results from a database. The problem isn't recieving the results,
it's where i get the results. All the information is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark Snijders) writes:
does anybody know if it's possible (without php) to export data from
mysql to a cvs file, so i can import it in excel???
Not a cvs file, that's for sure, but I guess you mean csv. You can of
course script this with other languages than php, but you can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rick Tucker) writes:
[ snip ]
The first 3 columns return perfectly. The Vendor URL data, on the other
hand, is returned as text, rather than hyperlinks. I've tried tweaking the
code several different ways with no success.
The following code is what I started with. It
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Payne) writes:
pardon les francais :-)
Les Français - the (pl) french (people) ? ;-)
I don't know how else to explain it so sorry if I confused you.
I don't know if anybody else might get this, but I have absolutely no
idea what you mean. If I'm to say anything, I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Payne) writes:
Basically what I mean is I have an orderform for rooms. THey can select the
date they arrive and the date they leave, but if they leave on a different
month when the price is higher, the last day or however many will be a
higher price, what I need is to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Dziura) writes:
is there some sort of parsing call i can evoke to extract the url?
Beginning with the http and ending with the first white space?
$str = foobarbazhttp://www.foo.bar/;;
preg_match(/(http:\/\/\S+)/, $str, $match);
$match[1] should contain the url part of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Thorne) writes:
$data[$cpt]= $row[0].,.$row[1].,.$row[2].,.$row[3].,.$row[4];
What you need is a two dimensional array. The code above concatenates
the $row elements into a string and puts this string into a one
dimensional array.
the 2D array $foo[3][5] can be seen as:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Philip Zee) writes:
I don't know if this is the right list to send this question to. It
appears that the browser caches the result after a PHP page updates
the database. I have to manually reload it in order to see the
updates. Does anyone know how to overcome this?
If you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Thorne) writes:
[ snip ]
$data[$cpt]=
$rownu.,.\.$row[0].\.,\.$row[1].\,.\.$row[2].\;
This is a string, not an array.
Could you go a step farther in the $foo[$i][$j] please
$data[$cpt][0] = $rownu;
$data[$cpt][1] = $row[0];
$data[$cpt][2] = $row[1];
$data[$cpt][3]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rajesh Fowkar) writes:
Now while updating the form I want to retrieve the date and take out day,
month and year from that date and display the correct selection in the
combo. I could not find any function like say
day($dbdate);
month($dbdate);
year($dbdate);
Am I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sam Folk-Williams) writes:
...What I would like to do is have those headers repeat every 33
rows...
$tableHeaders = tr.../td;
$cnt = 0;
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
// stuff
if($cnt%33 == 0){
echo $tableHeaders;
}
$cnt++;
echo $tableContent;
}
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Gumbrell) writes:
if (isset($_POST['workshop_select']))
{
print $header_string;
$user = $HTTP_POST_VARS['username'];
* this is the section that needs some sort of loop
if(isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['rank']) is_array($HTTP_POST_VARS['rank'])){
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pedro Oliveira) writes:
I need to import a fixed width txt to a my sql database, I
know how to do that with a coma separated value.
any1 knows how i can do this easilly or know some software to do this?
any help would be appreciated.
*nix or windows? If the file is tab
Hi
It's the old question all over again: How can I make my user / pass
impossible to read for those who shouldn't?
I've been thinking a lot the past few years about how to do this, and
I've thought that one solution, a little better than keeping the
information in a file in plain text, would be
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