I suspect that what is going on is that your code is just going around in
circles - the redirect is just opening the same page over and over again
because your logic is flawed somewhere. Instead of outputting the location
header, output an a href= instead and echo out sundry values until you find
$con = mysql_connect($DB_SERVER, $DB_USER, $DB_PASS)
or die ("Cant connect");
mysql_select_db($DB_NAME);
Try:
$con = mysql_connect($DB_SERVER, $DB_USER, $DB_PASS)
or die ("Cant connect");
mysql_select_db($DB_NAME, $con);
Also try and make your php functions like so: mysql_x() instead of:
Hi,
I have a search engine. It finds articles and displays the headings. When I
click on the heading, I wanna load the article using a single page on the
fly.
I did as follows. $h is the heading.
echo("font size='4' color='#003399'$hbr/fontfont size='1'a
href='articleload.php?head=$h'Read
Is it possible to post to two forms with one click, one post command?
What would statement look like?
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Does the first field in a form have special significance?
Have two fields in table:
last_name
member_id
member_id is key and autoincrement.
mysql won't accept two last names as same when last_name is first field.
when member_id is made first field, then can input same last name into
last_name
No you cant.
What are you trying to do?
Siggy
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From: "Marc Bragg" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 9:53 AM
Subject: [PHP-DB] double "posts"
Is it possible to post to two forms with one click, one post command?
What
Using a JavaScript function instead of the "action" form property I think is
possible .
HTH.
Jayme.
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De: Marc Bragg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviada em: sexta-feira, 16 de fevereiro de 2001 17:53
Assunto: [PHP-DB] double "posts"
Is it possible to
No it hasn't. The field order in the form doesn't matter, but the order you
use their values in the query yes !
I don't know what kind of operation you're making on the database
updating, inserting, etc. ).
If you are inserting you must not give any member_id, as long as it is
generated by the
Help!
I'm experimenting with several of the PHP based WebDatabase front ends and
am getting the following errors from all of them:
"Warning: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket
'/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (111) in /home/httpd/html/pub/mainfile.php on
line 9
Unable to select
Hello...
Do a netstat -vatp
To see if mysql is up and listening on your TCP. And it will give your
PID/Program name as well...
I remember reading something about if the mysql.sock didn't work...you
needed to do something with mysql...I'll look into it this weekend.
If nobody can help you
You can have multiple SUBMIT buttons (one for 'save', one for 'cancel' etc).
if you have a button called 'SAVE', then a varable called save will be set
in the script.
eg, have the html:
INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT NAME=SaveRecord VALUE="Save Your Details"
INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT NAME=EditRecord VALUE="Edit
At 12:53 PM 2/16/01 -0800, Marc Bragg wrote:
Is it possible to post to two forms with one click, one post command?
What would statement look like?
I've long wanted to do this but never found something to do it. Usually
it is for something where I am submitting it to someone else but want to
I have a table with three simple columns: id(unique), memberID, and
choice
I want to find out which memberIDs have BOTH choice 2 AND choice 3.
-- SELECT memberID from table where choice=2 AND choice = 3
That won't work (0 results, of course, because no row has two choices,
they're mutually
Is it possible to place the mysql_connect and mysql_select_db functions in an include
file and to open the connection and use the database in a PHP file using include(); ?
All that happens when I attempt it is that the text of the include file is dumped, the
connection to the mysql server is
try something like:
select a.memberID from table a, table b where a.choice=2 and b.choice=3 and
a.memberID = b.memberID;
or
select memberID, count(*) from table where choice=2 or choice=3 group by
memberID having count(*) = 2;
(i don't know what is more effizient, might depend on your indexes
In article 96klap$c8p$[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
("Boclair") wrote:
Is it possible to place the mysql connect and mysql select db functions in
an include file and to open the connection and use the database in a PHP
file using include(); ?
All that happens when I attempt it is
Hello..
I am using windows2000 and when I run php it enables anyone on my network to allow php
coding to make directorys in my computer.. How can I disable this feature so they can
only make directorys/files in their own directory?
Thanks
Michael(Fusion)
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From: CC Zona [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 12:30 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Using include() to specify mysql_connection??
To be parsed as PHP code, the contents of the included file also
need to be
in PHP mode ?php ...
I've checked out the shopping cart packages available for PHP and am not
thrilled by any of them. Was wondering if there are a set of classes
available that could be used to support a shopping cart. I'm interested in
the 'back end' -- working with the actual data, rather than the front end --
the
Question from a beginner: I want to associate a fairly small amount of
text (about 2500 chars) with records in a MySQL table, and display that
as html. But is it more efficient to include the text in the database
(in the appropriate text field type) and generate the html on the fly,
or to just
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