> I am developing a script that will eventually be a "pay-to-list your
whatever" script.
> I am wondering if the best way to hold data throughout the four forms
would be to hold
> these in an array - each form would array_push() the vars into the
$listing array.
> Or would it be better to insert
Hello,
I'm trying to retrieve and output all the binary images in my images table.
This is what I have,
$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM images",$db);
if ($myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
// display list if there are records to display
do {
$filetype = ($myrow
> I use MySQL 3.22.23 but I just had a hunt about on the web and I found
> a posting that confirmed your findings - I.E: auto_increment starts at
> 1!!
>
> I stand corrected!
The reasoning behind this a colleague of mine recently informed me of..
When an insert occurs, the new record is given th
> Does anyone know the proper method for inserting an image(*.jpg or
> *.gif) into a MySql database blob field? I am recieving the file via an
> html form with the usual enctype for this and
> parameters. I can save it as just a regular file and then display it
> fine on the page, but no way ca
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> > My first line of PHP code (embedded in HTML) has:
> >
> > $db = mysql_connect("x","y","z
> My first line of PHP code (embedded in HTML) has:
>
> $db = mysql_connect("x","y","z") or
> die("saysomethinghere");
>
> If I have a connection problem, it does print the
> "die" message and the connection error, but it also
> stops the page right there: no more HTML is displayed.
Well, you've
