Interesting idea. Since I'm convinced that javascript is the bastard
offspring of Bill Gates, Larry Ellison, and Baalzebub, can I sue too? :)
Hengameh wrote:
Well I am suing Java script to capture the selected item and make it the
value of my input box. But my problem is how to access this info
I'm glad you found a solution to your problem-- how big a stick did it
require?
I actually learned a LOT just reading that thread (although I'm an
Access guru who came to PHP/MySQL by way of conversion to zealotry, I've
never used PHP against an Access back-end). Many thanks to those who
cont
I'm glad you found a solution to your problem-- how big a stick did it
require?
I actually learned a LOT just reading that thread (although I'm an
Access guru who came to PHP/MySQL by way of conversion to zealotry, I've
never used PHP against an Access back-end). Many thanks to those who
cont
I've not run into this problem before, but the solution seems obvious:
replace your filename spaces with underscores, or get rid of them
completely.
-Mike Forbes
Phpdiscuss - Php Newsgroups And Mailing Lists wrote:
Hello,
I have problem for downloading files from MySQL database.
Although I st
Why not just provide them with two different links to the document-- one
version includes the tag, the other doesn't.
-Mike Forbes
Ng Hwee Hwee wrote:
hi,
header("Content-type: application/vnd-ms.word"); is not what my customers
want. They may or may not want to save it in their harddisk.. but
Two alternatives:
One is to store the entire string "" in
your field. The other is to just store the field, but concat the string
together when you echo/print it. i.e.,:
print "";
Phpdiscuss - Php Newsgroups And Mailing Lists wrote:
Hello,
I have a page displaying the results of a query fr
What you wrote will give you the list of users who also happen to have
comments. What you really want is more like this:
SELECT Users.ID, Users.UserName, Comments.Description
FROM Users LEFT JOIN Comments
ON Users.ID = Comments.UserID;
(note that you'll need to have the UserID foreign key in you
.
-Original Message-----
From: Michael Forbes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 07:00
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] - Delete records in an Access DB
Nope.
Access' version of SQL is a slight bit different from ANSI SQL. All he
needs to do in his statement i
If your ID is an autoincremented field, try not including it in your
insert statement.
I.E.:
$sql = "INSERT INTO underskrifter (type, navn, epost, tid, ip, domain,
sted) " . " VALUES ('$_POST[type]', '$_POST[navn]', '$_POST[epost]',
'$tid', '$ip', '$host', '$_POST[sted]' );"
-Mike Forbes
Ma
Nope.
Access' version of SQL is a slight bit different from ANSI SQL. All he
needs to do in his statement is change it to this:
$query="DELETE * FROM Test_Table WHERE name='franco';";
(notice the wildcard in there-- Access isn't smart enough to realize
that the deletion of any information in
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