Not sure if you're asking whether you can append info onto the end of a
database field without having to get the previous information, but you can.
UPDATE table SET MyField=CONCAT(MyField,'Appended Text') WHERE Some_ID=5;
That would update the row identified by Some_ID = 5, and append Appended
http://php.sitecreative.com/faq.php
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From: Natividad Castro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 6:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] page expires
Hi to all,
I have form that users fill out and submit. What I'm trying to do is not to
Okay, this is a new one. I'm trying to figure out the best way to send a GIF
or JPG image to a fax machine using PHP and probably some other service
(since I can't think of any PHP functions that deal with faxing).
#1 Now, does anyone know of a good service that I could use that would work
well
Hi Chris,
This is probably due to a permissions problem on your newsletter
subdirectory. Go to the server and change the newsletter subdirectory's
permissions to be 777 (leaving it that way could be a security hazard,
depending on if you have important information stored in that directory or
not,
I've addressed this problem here:
http://php.sitecreative.com/faq.php
- Jonathan
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From: John Hughes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 12:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] How to avoid: Warning: Page has Expired
I have the first
Hi Big Al,
You're just running full-steam ahead into these mailing lists. :)
Anyhow, as olinux pointed out, you can get everything you want in one query,
but I would choose a different query (no need to GROUP BY category), and
then use a multi-dimensional array to organize the data. Here's my
Just look at your basic PHP tutorials like Devshed's PHP 101:
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/PHP101
- Jonathan
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From: Evans, Josh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 7:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] Editing/Updating Data
Thank you. Someone else exists who has the sense of mind to use single
quotes. I hate looking at other people's code that has tons of \s in it.
- Jonathan
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 5:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Jennifer,
In most cases, it's best to use int. The difference between the two is
simply the range of numbers they can show. Tinyint is fine for cases where
you know you'll never need more than 127 (or 255 if you tell MySQL that it
is an UNSIGNED tinyint, which just means that it can't have
You're so negative, Jason. :)
Long answer, Dave, it wouldn't be wise to do this via Javascript. Javascript
can be turned off and also varies from browser to browser (like any
client-side language/scripting), so this raises an issue of reliability. You
may be able to do it if you're working on an
shrug I was close. :)
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From: Jason Wong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 10:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Pop up are you sure...
On Tuesday 02 April 2002 01:30, Jonathan Hilgeman wrote:
You're so negative, Jason. :)
No, my
Even though this is solved, I should mention a method that I find to be
personally easier to use when INSERTing records. Simply use the field=value
method:
INSERT INTO MyTable SET firstname='Joe', lastname='Bob', age=58;
By doing it this way, you don't have to worry about matching up the number
You can check to see if there were any insert errors by:
print mysql_error();
...after you have run the query. Give us the output and your query and we
can help a bit more.
- Jonathan
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From: Ethan J. Mings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002
People have already answered this question, but here are some additional
tips.
Always make sure you include the NAME attribute of an INPUT - otherwise it
can cause some headaches when you try to get the submitted data on the next
page. So:
input type=text name=TrackingNum value=?php echo
and strings that are on multiple lines AS LONG AS the value starts
and ends with quotes (and the semicolon at the end).
- Jonathan
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From: Ethan J. Mings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 9:11 AM
To: Jonathan Hilgeman
Subject: Re[2]: [PHP-DB] Insert
Just do a while loop:
while(preg_match(/string to find unconverted links/, $TextBody))
{
// preg_replace here
}
But make sure you're not doing this on the fly every time the page is
viewed. That will take up an enormous amount of resources with lots of
visitors. Just convert it and
So, maybe this is the question. Can you include a file from
/main/page.php by using a path of /includes/dblib.inc?
Probably not. PHP can see the whole filesystem, not just the area that is
limited to your account. So, when you try to include /includes/dblib.inc
it is trying to go down to the
First create the PHP script to connect to the database and empty the table
(DELETE FROM table;) as if you were going to visit the page manually every
time you wanted to empty the table. This shouldn't be too hard:
?
// EmptyTable.php
$dbLink = mysql_connect(host,user,pass);
functions into page.php (to rule
out dblib.inc screwing things up) and still I get the error.
I am truly confounded at this point. Thanks for any suggestions you have.
I think I am almost out of Include Statement Hell. ;-)
...Brad
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screwing things up) and still I get the error.
I am truly confounded at this point. Thanks for any suggestions you have.
I think I am almost out of Include Statement Hell. ;-)
...Brad
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to walk around the block with a sign on my back
saying, I'm a %*$-ASS for letting that one get by. ;-) Thanks a ton
Jonathan. It of course, works now. I think it will be a while before I
make that mistake again.
...Brad
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The only way I can think of doing this is via cURL, so you'll need to either
have the hosting company recompile their PHP with cURL (something any decent
hosting company should do - it's not a difficult process), or have them
provide an external curl module (like an .so file) so you can use the
#1. You may want to double-check the path where you're calling it from in
case you're working with subdirectories.
Let's saying you access a page at www.domain.com/page.php which calls
www.domain.com/includes/header.inc.
Then, header.inc includes the dblib.inc file at
You should check your error logs after getting the server not found error.
There will frequently be PHP error messages stored in there that might help
discern the problem. You can also set checkpoints in your code that write
out Passed this part, passed this part, etc to a temporary debugging
08, 2002 12:28 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Soft-Linking and includes
You must use absolute paths in includes. essentially
the include will reference itself as the starting
point, rather than the script you are calling it from.
olinux
--- Jonathan Hilgeman [EMAIL PROTECTED
I'm on a red hat system, and I've soft-linked two directories:
/www/dir1/subdir
/www/dir2/subdir -- /www/dir1/subdir
Now, inside subdir is a file that tries to include(../info.php); which
prints out some information about the file paths and my database stuff. So
there's:
/www/dir1/info.php
Hi Jennifer,
I'm guessing the purpose of this would be to keep people from
double-clicking and submitted information twice, possibly making an
application deduct payment twice or something important similar in nature.
The best way I've found of accomplishing the goal of keeping people from
. If the user reloads, the query
fails - trap that error and you're golden.
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Hi Jennifer,
I'm guessing the purpose of this would be to keep people from
double-clicking and submitted informati
Does anyone know of a fairly simple, but secure technique for encrypting and
decrypting text?
- Jonathan
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Yes,
Even Numbers:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE MOD(id,2) = 0;
Odd Numbers:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE MOD(id,2) != 0;
- Jonathan
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From: Jeremy Peterson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 11:59 AM
To: Raymond Lilleodegard; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Technically, you should have a list of saved orders associated with a
customer ID. You should be able to search the saved orders for all customer
IDs that purchased the current product ID. Then, generate a giant list of
all products that all those customer IDs purchased, and compile them into a
...
- Jonathan
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From: Boaz Yahav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2002 12:07 AM
To: Bogdan Stancescu; Jonathan Hilgeman
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Fixed Quote Marks in Inputs
I just read your thread and I have to say that I was intrigued
If the two databases are on the same server, you can use joins to select
data from multiple databases.
For instance:
Database 1, Table A:
| id | name|
| 1 | George |
| 2 | Mark|
| 3 | Harry |
Database
if
you want to sort the results alphabetically.
- Jonathan
-Original Message-
From: Andreas Pucko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 9:40 AM
To: Jonathan Hilgeman
Subject: AW: [PHP-DB] How to querry two db in a single statement?
I wrote them
I finally came up with a reliable solution that I can use when I'm dealing
with form inputs that can contain quote marks (single or double quotes). To
store quote marks, you can str_replace them with their HTML code
equivalents. For single quote marks, this is #039;, and for double quote
marks
to use slashes unless you're dealing
with regexes. And not everybody does it that way.
- Jonathan
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From: Bogdan Stancescu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 1:41 PM
To: Jonathan Hilgeman
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Fixed Quote
for a lot of us.
- Jonathan
-Original Message-
From: Bogdan Stancescu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 2:39 PM
To: Jonathan Hilgeman
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Fixed Quote Marks in Inputs
Oh, one more thing - maybe you don't understand what
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Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 3:11 PM
To: Jonathan Hilgeman
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Fixed Quote Marks in Inputs
Ok, as I said before, you can store whatever you please in your database.
However, please don't speak as an experienced web programmer when not
longer
than three
:44 PM
To: Jonathan Hilgeman
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Fixed Quote Marks in Inputs
Ok, seems like I misjudged you and I apologize for that.
I haven't changed my opinion about the very issue we've been discussing -
only
wanted to post the sentence above, just for the record
...WHERE some_column IS NOT NULL;
- Jonathan
-Original Message-
From: bill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 8:19 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] finding records wiht non-null columns
Is there a better query than
SELECT *
FROM some_database
WHERE
You could always categorize parts of the data and split it into separate
tables. For instance, if you have a LOT of United States countries, you can
duplicate the table, but keep only the U.S. country-records in the second
table, and everything else in the first table. Then, before querying the
It's not the checkbox's VALUE attribute that determines whether it is
checked or not. If you add the empty attribute CHECKED, then the checkbox
will be checked.
Example:
INPUT TYPE='Checkbox' NAME='VarCheck1' VALUE='Good' CHECKED
INPUT TYPE='Checkbox' NAME='VarCheck2' VALUE='Good'
VarCheck1
Or a better, more-visual way might be:
?
if($result[32] == 1)
$Checked = CHECKED;
else
$Checked = ;
print INPUT TYPE='Checkbox' NAME='firstvalue' VALUE='1' $Checked;
?
- Jonathan
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From: matt stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 8:45
I usually just create a cron job for this. Create your PHP script that will
delete the matching records once. Then go into cron and have it run every 10
minutes.
- Jonathan
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From: Harpreet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 11:21 AM
To: [EMAIL
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 1:53 PM
To: Jonathan Hilgeman; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [mysql-support] RE: [PHP-DB] Run php page automatically
I would probably recommend AGAINST running this php script from cron.
I have a similar
I copied one of my PHP applications to a new server that is within a
firewall. The new server is running PHP 4.0.6 and cURL 7.8.1. I use cURL to
connect to a gateway and process credit card transactions. In any case, if I
run curl from the command line with all the required POST fields, I get an
Can you show us the code that checks the username and password to see if
they're correct?
Is this a custom admin page that you created?
If your page is authenticating against the mysql database, then you should
know that MySQL encrypts the password and stores the encrypted password.
So if
and as you said, the password has been encrypted.
Shouldn't MySQL be able to compare it against an encrypted password?
Thanks for your help!
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Can you show us the code that checks the
I actually have an easy way to do INSERTs like this.
First I create the array:
$MyArray[field] = value;
$MyArray[name] = Jonathan;
$MyArray[age] = 123;
$MyArray[email] = $email_address;
and then I define this function somewhere in a function library:
function Array2Query($dbArray)
{
I occasionally receive an error message saying that PHP was unable to create
a UNIX socket (55). Anyone else have this error or know what it is?
- Jonathan
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Okay, this is beginning to bug. I have an application that uses several
databases, and it restarts daily - anywhere from 1-8 times per day. This is
not supposed to happen at all unless we manually restart the server. But I'm
beginning to experience frequent problems with it just restarting out of
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Loff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 1:18 PM
To: 'Jonathan Hilgeman'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] MySQL Restarting A LOT
You have the wrong list.
http://www.mysql.com/documentation/lists.html
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From
Thanks, but I think you already sent me that link. Or maybe it was a
different Chris. Either way, I couldn't get any viable answers from there.
- Jonathan
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From: Boget, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 1:30 PM
To: 'Jonathan Hilgeman
Hola Lilian,
You might want to check http://phpclasses.upperdesign.com and search for
upload.
- BUT -
I have found it much easier and simpler to just to use my own code when
doing uploads. It is really simple, since most of the work is done by the
browser and the server programs. To add an
How can I ensure that a specific page is never cached and ALWAYS gets
processed every time it is viewed? Sometimes a viewer can hit his/her
browser's Back button (such a hateful button), and get a cached version of a
dynamic page. I want this page's PHP code to be executed even if the visitor
I read a bit of it, but it's still giving me trouble. I have the following
short, test, PHP script:
?
Header(Cache-control: private, no-cache);
Header(Expires: Mon, 26 Jul 1997 05:00:00 GMT); # Past date
Header(Pragma: no-cache);
$link =
Interesting that this should come up. The company I work for needs to send
out an e-mail to 95k of their subscribers. Now, this is the first time in 2
years, so you can imagine that we'll be getting 94k of bounced e-mail
addresses. So I'm writing a script that will handle sending out the e-mails
I'm programming a credit card payment form using PHP and I have been getting
some strange feedback from test groups. The groups are varied as much as
possible, and it seems as though some of the ones using MSIE 5.x are having
trouble connecting to the secure page while others using MSIE 5.x CAN
Try to avoid system commands whenever you can and instead use PHP functions
when they're available. In this case, you can use the following function
mkdir:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mkdir.php
What is the problem you're having with that system command? The most
frequent problems stem
DN has a point, though. You shouldn't rely on the mailing list, otherwise
you're going to turn out to be a pretty whacked programmer who doesn't know
a good portion of the available options and commands. It's a good thing to
just browse through the manual from time to time. Most people on here
There is an excellent set of functions called dbUtils that takes care of
this type of thing. You can get it from www.SiteCreative.com
- Jonathan
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Dear All...
Can I rename a database name ?
I've set up a MySQL datasource on a Windows machine and it works - I have
tested it. I want to export a table from Access to the datasource, and I
have been able to do it manually. HOWEVER, NOW I am trying to do the same
thing except via a macro, and Access is giving me trouble. It keep saying
You said you get a parse error - so I'm assuming that is a PHP parse error,
not an SQL error. Can you attach the entire problem file to an e-mail and
send it to me, along with the exact error message? I have a feeling that it
is something to do with the way you are retrieving the results in your
I'm thinking that you should get all the common fields among the different
types of people:
F. Name, L. Name, Address, CC Number
And then create a different table containing additional information that
only pertains to certain types of people. Then join them using an id.
- Jonathan
Alexander
Actually, if you set it to be completely blank, it seems to let the browser
handle the cache. I did that and have never received a page like that since
then. I researched this for about 2-3 days straight, trying everything I
could find. This seems to be the best method. Every once in a while you
Yikes - not sure what everyone else is smoking. That's the hard way. I
thought he was just asking if he could a variable that is an array inside a
database and retrieve it later as an array. If this is the case, you can use
the serialize() function to convert the array to data that can be stored
Any specific type of image? Look at the function and user comments on this
PHP manual page. They have some good examples of resizing.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.imagecopyresized.php
- Jonathan
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Don't let them change it to whatever they want - have your program/system
create a new, random password and e-mail it to the user's account. Unless
the malicious person has a way to intercept the e-mail - which is possible -
it's kind of useless. But how else are you going to get that information
You mean you had all this inside a function? Like:
function dbConnect ()
{
$link = mysql_connect($host,$user,$pass);
}
?
If so, did you pass $host, $user, and $pass to the function by global-ing
them like:
function dbConnect ()
{
global $host;
global $user;
global $pass;
$link =
;
foreach($EnvVars as $Key = $Val)
{
putenv($Key=$Val);
$HTTP_ENV_VARS[$Key] = $Val;
}
I can see via phpinfo() that they are getting set. Any more ideas?
- Jonathan
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I'm on a FreeBSD
Okay, all I need to know is this:
Some people say that they can only connect with:
odbc_connect(DSN=Datasource;UID=username;PWD=password,,);
Others say that doesn't work, and that they can only connect with:
odbc_connect(Datasource,username,password);
I am confused. I can use the second example
_conenct($dsn, $uid, $pwd)
Best regards,
Andrew Hill
Director of Technology Evangelism
OpenLink Software http://www.openlinksw.com
Universal Data Access Data Integration Technology Providers
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Sent: Tuesday, A
sor_type])
} else {
$do_this='http://php.net/download-docs.php';
}
On Tuesday 28 August 2001 22:05, Jonathan Hilgeman wrote:
Okay, all I need to know is this:
Some people say that they can only connect with:
odbc_connect(DSN=Datasource;UID=username;PWD=password,,);
Others say that does
Actually, it is much better to use three tables in this case. Have the
following tables:
Company table:
companyid and companyname
Services table:
serviceid and servicename
Company2Services table:
companyid and serviceid
Let's say you have three companies:
1 Kleptos Anonymous
2 Solar Sneezers
Actually,
He should be using three. While one company could use many services, you
might also have other companies that offer the same service. So there should
be 3 tables to allow a many-to-many relationship. See my e-mail response to
him.
- Jonathan
Chris Hobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
I'm not exactly sure how to go about using PHP on a FreeBSD box to connect
to an Access database on a Windows NT/2000 machine. I tried odbc_connect and
just got an undefined function error. But beyond that, all I have is a URL
to the database file, and a username and password.
I've heard some
Also, I should mention that I have glanced at two methods:
iODBC and OpenRDA, but I'd like to know if I can use PHP's dl() function to
simply load them when needed, instead of having to recompile...
- Jonathan
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Well said, Justin.
I still would have to go with the scheme of:
/photos/$UserID/$Category (?)/$FileName
- Jonathan Hilgeman
www.SiteCreative.com
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.
I'm going to play Devil's advocate a little
Hi Alex,
mySQL doesn't return normal PHP values. You need to use mysql functions to
convert the mySQL resulting data into an array, like so:
// mySQL Table:
//
// field1 | field2 | stuff |
//
// Florida | Ferrari | George |
If you use GROUP BY lesson.l_id after your ORDER BY lesson.l_id, you
will not get any records with the same lesson.l_id value.
- Jonathan
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hello:
I have 2 tables...lesson and lesson_gle (which
Try one of the following:
1) Move the GROUP BY between WHERE and HAVING
-OR-
2)SELECT l.*,lg.* FROM lesson l LEFT JOIN lesson_gle lg ON lg.l_id=l.l_id
WHERE lg.glenum LIKE 'MA%' GROUP BY l.l_id ORDER BY l.l_id
- Jonathan
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Hi people,
I have a site that is made up of a number of different images that are all
created on the fly with GD. The site works fine on a stable UNIX
environment, but I have tried to transfer it to a regular Windows box for
development, and I am having some troubles.
MOST of the images will
I previously posted that GD was giving me grief after a while, once I had
moved the development of my site over to a Windows machine running Apache. I
believe I now know why there were problems. After a while, I began receiving
error messages and they would output in the middle of the image code,
Edit your php.ini file and find the line that starts with
session.cache_limiter. Replace it so that the line says:
session.cache_limiter = ; Fix for Caching Problems
If you leave the value blank (the ; Fix for part is just a comment),
the browsers will handle their own caching and will
try just changing mysql_fetch_array to mysql_fetch_assoc
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mysql_fetch_array places 2 records for each one returned (example)
Array
(
[0] = 56
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I have implemented the code even as one file but the php file
just run without uploading the file to the server, though i have
chmod the uploadfolder tmp as 777,,
Any help.Thanks ...
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File 1 (whateverform.php):
FORM ENCTYPE=multipart/form-data ACTION=fileupload-destination.php
METHOD=POST
INPUT TYPE='File' NAME='alfredoUpload'
/FORM
File 2 (fileupload-destination.php):
I had this problem, too. It seems as though when using session variables and
POST forms, you get this error when trying to go back to a POSTed page.
I believe I read somewhere that the error is more of a security issue - to
keep others from simply going back and seeing any private data, but I'm
You can also change your form to use the GET method instead. That works
without changing your php.ini file. But don't use GET methods for logging in
or passing secure information. It's much more insecure than POSTing (not
that POSTing variables is a 100% secure method, either)...
Keith Spiller
Are you running as the admin setting it up or are you a user on the system
getting the error?
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Dear Experts
When ever i try to run MySQL under linux it gives me following error
ERROR 2002 : can't
I CC-ed the mailing list by accident. Below is my original reply to Brian.
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Hilgeman
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 8:14 AM
To: 'Brian Grayless'
Cc: PHP-DB (E-mail)
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] MySQL Error???
Hi Brian,
Sounds like you have a tinyint field
I run different mySQL servers and frequently use them to back up the others
(i.e. I'll use ServerTwo to hold a backup of ServerOne's data in case
ServerOne goes down), so I wrote a few functions to help copying databases
between servers for backups, and to manage databases and tables on single
Sounds like either:
1) You don't have your correct username/password info in the mySQL/user
table
or
2) Your server is bound to an IP address or something (a frequent problem on
Win machines, but it looks like you're using Linux or something)
The localhost part isn't really the username that is
PHP runs via Apache, so it adopts the user that Apache uses, essentially.
You can use a program like sudo to allow them to run certain commands on the
server.
Jonathan
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From: Simon R Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 10:31 AM
To: [EMAIL
Hi Russ,
Try this package:
http://phpclasses.upperdesign.com/browse.html/package/237
You need to register for free to gain access, but this package is supposed
to write Excel binary files.
Jonathan
-Original Message-
From: Russ Michell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 22,
1) Check out the new 4.0.5 version of PHP.
2) Some of the functions in the documentation now say Feature added in
4.0.6 but I don't see that version available yet, since 4.0.5 was just
released. Does that just mean they are enticing us or something?
-Original Message-
From: B. van
(print
PassHidden...) before each of your /FORM tags, and it should work fine.
-- Jonathan Hilgeman
-Original Message-
From: Brinzoi Constantin Aurelian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 5:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] Variable passing
Hi !
Here
Why not just JOIN the tables using new columns in the sportDB? For instance,
if your user names in the sportDB database and the user names in the mysql
database match up, just do a JOIN ... ON sportdb.table_name.username_field =
mysql.user.User
You don't need two connections.
Jonathan
I actually created an array of different conditions like:
$ConditionsArray = array("Var1 500","Var2 1800","ID=43");
and then:
$Conditions = join(" AND ", $ConditionsArray);
This constructs:
$Conditions = "Var1 500 AND Var2 1800 AND ID=43&qu
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