hello
i'm trying to make a pattern for an economic document using xml
ex
document id='unique' name='document_1'
fixpart
field id= 'id' visible='true' name='id' type='numeric' htmltype='textbox'
/field
filed id='name' visible='true' name='name' type='select' htmltype='select'
The standard way is XSLT, for which PHP has excellent support.
However, it takes some effort to learn the language.
Get yourself XSLT by Michael Kay, Wrox Press.
HTH
Ignatius
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For an open source PHP-based XML/XSLT developement platform
you could look at Krysalis
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hello
i'm trying to make a pattern for an economic document using xml
ex
Hi all
I'm using Firebird as the back-end for a web site. The search engine is
written in PHP, using bog-standard SQL queries. Here's the problem:
In order to make the results listing work well, the page needs to know how
many records match the search criteria. This is so I can
a) display '1 to
In case anyone is interested, I have (sort of) solved this problem.
Importantly, I learned that Firebird does not support PEAR DB functions like
numRows(), so you can't do it that way (at least, my version of Firebird
doesn't).
So what I have done is run the SELECT FIRST 15 SKIP x etc query - ie
I have a piece of xml that has characters like and other non-normal ones. When I
use the
$this-parser = xml_parser_create(); functions it doesn't read the entire character
sting inside the tag/tag. It stops at the . If I take out the it works
perfectly. Any ideas on how I can fix this?
If your is meant as a content data, as opposed to an entity call, then
your XML is probably not valid.
To write as a character, you can either:
- use #x26; directly
- declare an amp; entity having the value #x26 and write amp; in your
document
HTH
Ignatius
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Hi,
how can I convert a date stored in a mysql-database for output
in the german format (dd.mm.yy).
I tried date (d.m.y,$row-from);
but I still get the english-format stored in the database.
The databasefield is type date.
Regards,
Ruprecht
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how can I convert a date stored in a mysql-database for output
in the german format (dd.mm.yy).
I tried date (d.m.y,$row-from);
the second parameter to date() should be a unix timestamp (integer).
Did you convert your MySQL date to a timestamp?
Try:
date(d.m.y, strtotime($row-from));
if
at the top of your script, do:
setlocale ( LC_TIME, 'de_DE' ) ;
(assumes your machine has German support installed)
HTH
Ignatius
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From: Ruprecht Helms [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 16:58
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From: Ruprecht Helms [EMAIL PROTECTED]
how can I convert a date stored in a mysql-database for output
in the german format (dd.mm.yy).
I tried date (d.m.y,$row-from);
but I still get the english-format stored in the database.
The databasefield is type date.
That's because date() wants a
That's because date() wants a Unix timestamp. MySQL has it's own format.
You have two options. Option 1 is to use DATE_FORMAT() in your query to
retrieve the date already formated. DATE_FORMAT() works similar to the PHP
date() function. Look it up in Chapter 6 of the MySQL Manual.
Option 2 is
at the top of your script, do:
setlocale ( LC_TIME, 'de_DE' ) ;
(assumes your machine has German support installed)
Yes, this is really the right way to do date display for different
locales, but it also requries that you use the strftime() function
instead of date().
Like date(),
From: Hans Lellelid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Using MySQL DATE_FORMAT() would work, but it's a hack solution; if you
ever wanted to create an English version of your site you would have to
make changes to your data-layer queries -- and that's just not where
that logic belongs.
So use UNIX_TIMESTAMP
Thanks to all for the input. I will attempt to make this work. I am
not a programmer but like to hack around when I can. If I get lost I
will probably shoot another email out.
thanks,
DF
On Tue, 2003-11-25 at 16:24, Jack van Zanen wrote:
Hi
my example earlier does not show the email
Hello!!
Sorry I missed you first post.
But you want an auto-email sent out after someone inserts data into the
database, Right??
And of course you want this to be transparent as much as you can.
So do your insert statements to the database then using an IF-ELSE statement
to check if the
no message!
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Hi there everyone,
OK So I kind of have my CSV utility working nicely, except for one thing - if I import
the file with PHPMyADMIN it imports over 1000 rows (Which is correct) but with the
below code on the same file, it's only importing 92 rows, can anyone see anything
obvious that's wrong?
Hey there Roger,
I just put that in (Will keep it in anyway) but I get the same problem. Could it be
there's some kind of illegal char in one of the array fields? If so, how can I do
checking and fix bad characters when going through the array? I know if I remove the
LoDesc fields (Which is
Hi there everyone,
Just a note to say i've fixed the CSV import problem, I had to excape the ' character
that was in the array and now it imports all 1081 rows properly.
Now I can relax and pass out LOL :-)
Thanks for all the help, very appreciated.
Chris
Hi there everyone,
Just a quick question which I can't for the life of me find the answer for on MySQL's
website (Probably as i'm looking for the wrong term?) I want to know how to empty a
table, is there an empty command or should I just tell it to delete everything?
Chris
Hi All,
I'm after a tutorial, if you can point me to one I'd appreciate it.
I want to create a search script that will look through tables/fields
(that I specify) in a MySQL database.
I don't want to use the MySQL full text searching (as I'm using an ISP
database the default min word length is
delete from table_name
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003, Chris Payne wrote:
Hi there everyone,
Just a quick question which I can't for the life of me find the answer for on
MySQL's website (Probably as i'm looking for the wrong term?) I want to know how to
empty a table, is there an empty command or
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