Hi All,
I hope I am not being a lot OT and will be forgiven by those who might
think I am,
and posting only on php-db list for which I am a regular subscriber.
The question is a very basic one regarding the *Art of getting Projects* :)
I am an independent developer for two years and looking for
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From: "kevin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 6:41 PM
Subject: [PHP-DB] I want to remove my e_mail address from the mail list
> I want to remove my e_mail address( [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I want to remove my e_mail address( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) from the mail list. thanks!
> That said, (Now on to actual PHP) I've noticed (in my own scripting) and a
> few other problems posted here quite a bit of confusion with PHP's single '
> and double " quotes. Reading the material I was led to believe that
> ' ' outputs exactly what is in the quotes and
> " " outputs variab
Could you briefly outline how you store variables using sessions until the forms are
completed? Or point to a tutorial? thanx.
olinux wrote:
> I am using sessions to store variables until all forms have been filled out. at this
>point they are put into the db.
> I would like to know how i can
on 4/10/01 1:49 PM, Rob Griffiths at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> **50** print "{$A["fname"]}" .
You need to separate out the array reference:
print "" . $A["fname"] . ""
That should do it.
Hope it helps,
Paul Burney
http://paulburney.com/
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I have a simple little corporate phonebook app that I developed in
PHP4/mySQL, but our work department is only running PHP3 (and they
want to leave it that way, for fear of breaking other PHP apps ...
sigh).
Anyway, the following code snippet produces this error message when I
run it in PHP3:
I had this same problem. You require not only PHP and MySQL, but there is
another RPM (if using RedHat) that links the two. I don't remember it off
the top of my head, but it is entitle something like "php-mysql.rpm" or
"mysql-php.rpm".
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From: Bruno [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
Hi
I would like to access the index files created by a program called
Perlfect (perlfect.com) that are said to be in Berkeley database format.
My PHP installation however has
This is GDBM version 1.8.0
I have searched the web for advice on this, and only really found one
place that talks about
Simply, sessions. Look on php.net for some tutorials about sessions, that's
what you're gonna need. You could do it simply by setting cookies in the
users browser, but sessions work better. As I understand it, sessions also
set a cookie in your browser, but only one which identifies the owner
It all depends how you have your set up. Are all customers permanent or
are they temporary?
assign the customer a session id, or cookie depending on how you want to
store this, and then insert the
user in to the users table when they add an item to the basket, and add the
item to a basket tabl
At 03:17 PM 4/10/2001 -0400, Matt Braynard wrote:
>I'm trying to build a shopping cart and am unsure of how to track what each
>visitor has purchased as they shop. How do I track what items they add as
>they move through the online catalog adding things and then checkout.
Make a table that repres
I'm trying to build a shopping cart and am unsure of how to track what each
visitor has purchased as they shop. How do I track what items they add as
they move through the online catalog adding things and then checkout.
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At 11:48 AM 4/10/2001 -0800, bryan wrote:
>Maybe there is a way to use .htaccess more appropriately,
>but, this site allows guest / non-members, to buy something.
>Once they buy something, they are given a username of
>email, and password (they choose). If they log back in, they
>should have acce
Maybe there is a way to use .htaccess more appropriately,
but, this site allows guest / non-members, to buy something.
Once they buy something, they are given a username of
email, and password (they choose). If they log back in, they
should have access to ONLY the files they purchased. So,
I pu
> -Original Message-
> From: Jonathan Underfoot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 2:55 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP-DB] A Real PHP problem for a change...
>
>
> That said, (Now on to actual PHP) I've noticed (in my own
> scripting) and a few other
Okay,
I have to jump in here because I've been having the same problem and have
not found a solution. .htaccess is great for stuff like that, but how the
heck do you integrate .htaccess into your User Authentication system so it
uses the same login screen and authentication information? I don't w
.htaccess
> -Original Message-
> From: bryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 2:47 PM
> To: db
> Subject: [PHP-DB] images
>
>
> Question:
>
> Having problems with a site I am doing.
> How can I stop a user from gaining access to images in
> a certain director
On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Lucio Stoco wrote:
> Hi, i´m from Brazil...
>
> I would like to know how can i insert a file in a database.
If I were you, I'd not do this... Of course, it depends on what you want
to do. What is best is to insert the path location of the file in the
database.
> First i up
Question:
Having problems with a site I am doing.
How can I stop a user from gaining access to images in
a certain directory. I have directory browsing turned
off, but in the instance someone buys something, if
the path to the image is 2001/apr/a1/image1.jpg, what
would stop someone from typing
Hi, i´m from Brazil...
I would like to know how can i insert a file in a database.
First i uploaded the file, second i read the file and put it in a string.
After, i created a 'TEXT' field type. I tried to insert... but just was
inserted a piece of file.
Thanks for your attention...
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Thank Johannes!!
I'll give that a go!
Cheers - Russ
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"Web Developers do it on-the-fly."
Hi,
you could use an enum('yes','no') field instead of a char(1).
And then try to do instead of if (!empty($var)) something like
if ($var == "yes")...
jsut a thought..
Johannes
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What a plesant thing to open my email this morning and find 44 emails (30 or
so of which) were some lame argument on SPAM and some guy trying to make
money. Sell your cart, don't buy his cart whatever, I would just warn that
the web was designed as an "information superhighway" and although retai
G'day all:
Using php4.0.3pl1 I have a column in a MySQL table that is set to
char(1) and is either empty or 'y' (if anyone knows of a better dual
choice column type I'd be pleased to hear about it...however...)
In my update script I want a checkbox to be display as checked if 'y'
is set in th
i just thought i'd share some more of mr st jean's comments
last post on this topic. promise.
Steve
> -Original Message-
> From: Rick St Jean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 10 April 2001 16:15
> To: Steve Brett
> Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Robust OO Shopping Cart 4 sale - oh please
hi everybody,
i'm trying to compile php version 4.0.4pl1 on solaris 2.6 (CPU X86) in
executable cgi-bin file for using with Apache serveur and Oracle 8.05 client
acces.
when i try this :
./configure --with-oracle=/opt/oracle805
the file debug.log contain then some undefined symbol :
"#more
Hallo, im trying to get some information out of a db, the sql statement =
SELECT c.lastname, c.firstname, a.postcode, a.phone, c.contact_id, c.email
FROM pl_cm_t_contact c, pl_cm_t_address a WHERE (c.contact_id =
a.contact_id) AND (c.lastname LIKE 'Müller%') ORDER BY 1
how can i read out the fiel
Unix from the ground up, thats a toughie. I work with many flavors of
unix (AIX, HP UX, Solaris, Linux Red Hat primarily) and I can tell you
that there are some significant differences in all of them. There are of
course many similarities as well. If I had to recommend something, I
would s
>
> I'm rooting for PostgreSQL to become the open source app that ate
> Oracle. MySQL will never be capable of that, but I don't think it
> needs to be. There will always be a niche for small, quirky apps that
> have just enough functionality to get the job done and keep the
> learning curve
Doug,
There's something wrong here. This is the internet, we're
disagreeing, but we're not flaming each other. If we keep this up,
they'll revoke all our software licenses because of our noncompliant
behavior.
>Hi Bob!
>
>That would make a very interesting study. Attempting to come up with a
apologies to the group.
B. i completely agree with what you say.
> -Original Message-
> From: B. van Ouwerkerk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 10 April 2001 13:08
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Robust OO Shopping Cart 4 sale
>
>
>
> >No that is not what I said. If
>No that is not what I said. If you go back and read I have been referring
>to merchants. I know that the company I work for has outstanding
>support. They are an exception. But if a company doesn't give you what
>you want go somewhere else.
The only disadvantage: they already got my mone
My sentiments exactly - go find a PHP chat room to argue in!!
Lisa
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From: Russ Michell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 1:00 PM
To: Steve Brett
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Rick St Jean
Subject: Re: RE: [PHP-DB] Robust OO Shopping Cart 4 sale -ohmygod
Okay boys easy now - let's just get on with what we know best eh?? -
developing.
Russ
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"Believe nothing - consider everything"
"Web Developers do it on-the-fly."
> you want go somewhere else. That is the rule of
> business. I find that most open source doesn't have great
> support either,
as i said earlier ... maybe it's the way you ask ... ?
> and a company that charges for something will have more
> features that I
> want/need because if not t
the wonderful thing about open source is that generally you are speaking to
people that are FAR more qualified and FAR cleverer.
you remind me a lot of someone (and i can name a lot of developers) who has
something and is convinced that they are immediately superior because of
this 'something' th
At 12:23 PM 4/10/01 +0200, B. van Ouwerkerk wrote:
>>It is defined by how it can satisfy the needs of a customer. And I am
>>saying that do it better then any open source product which competes with
>>ours. You seem to be fixated on the fact that I am attacking the open
>>source movement. I
> I assume that the username field is text. You need to add single quotes
> around the field.
>
> $validate = mysql_query("SELECT username, user_password FROM users
> WHERE username='".$uname."'",$db);
>
Actually, it did help, and it didn't ;p
It would seem there is a scoping issue with the $db
>It is defined by how it can satisfy the needs of a customer. And I am
>saying that do it better then any open source product which competes with
>ours. You seem to be fixated on the fact that I am attacking the open
>source movement. I am not. What I am doing is comparing the products.
I
Sweet!!
Many thanks!
Russ
#---#
"Believe nothing - consider everything"
"Web Developers do it on-the-fly."
Russ Michell
A
Russ Michell wrote:
>
> Hi there folks, I have a small prob regarding SQL on MySQL 3.22.32
> using php4.0.3pl1 :
>
> I want to select DISTINCT sports from one table WHERE a username and a
> password match a username and a password in another table - not sure
> how to construct my query.
>
> In
Hi there folks, I have a small prob regarding SQL on MySQL 3.22.32
using php4.0.3pl1 :
I want to select DISTINCT sports from one table WHERE a username and a
password match a username and a password in another table - not sure
how to construct my query.
In an ideal world it's gonna look somet
If you are looking for something that is free goto http://www.phpshop.org/
by http://www.edikon.com/
This is the best free product that I could find.
At 11:18 AM 4/10/01 +0200, B. van Ouwerkerk wrote:
>At 11:17 10-4-01 +0200, Bart A. Verbeek wrote:
>>Just looked at the shopping-cart-website...
>
>>This obviously was not sent to a hundred addresses indiscriminantly and
>>is related to the nature of the list. therefore is not SPAM.
>
>I'm still considering it SPAM. Perhaps not by the definition you use but
>it's ment to sell a product..
This is dead. By dictionary definition... it is
At 11:17 10-4-01 +0200, Bart A. Verbeek wrote:
>Just looked at the shopping-cart-website...
>Where is this e-maillink for more info??
Do yourself a favor. Take a look at www.fishcart.org it's free..
Bye,
B.
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>This obviously was not sent to a hundred addresses indiscriminantly and is
>related to the nature of the list. therefore is not SPAM.
I'm still considering it SPAM. Perhaps not by the definition you use but
it's ment to sell a product..
>else, but they are not well designed or have what peo
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I have to apologize for how harsh that email was. I am not knocking the
open source movement. I am a part of it, and
I think that it is great. It drives me nuts when I have to buy some new
software, and there are times when I will use something
that is free instead.
My points simply are:
Thanx..
I'll have a look at it
mzl
Bart
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Van: Martin Cabrera Diaubalick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Verzonden: dinsdag 10 april 2001 10:57
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: RE: [PHP-DB] Back up database - UNIX-docs
Try this Web Page
http://www.knowledgeisland.com
Just looked at the shopping-cart-website...
Where is this e-maillink for more info??
>>ORIGINAL<<
>>Hello all,
>>PHP\MySQL shopping cart for sale www.firegarden.com/cart/ still under
>>development (good price if you buy now). Top notch OO coding garenteed. go
>>to firegarden.com and click the
Hi,
just a theoretical question:
is it neccessary/useful/good to specify the
link_identifer for a query if I include an
ypplication file where the link is opened
in every file.
quote:
If link_identifier isn't specified, the last opened link is assumed.
If no link is open, the function tries to
Hello,
Interesting discussion...
I've been fiddling with cron for a while now, but can't get it to work as I
would.
Do you know a good website where Unix is explained? I've been looking around
on the internet but can't find a website that describes Unix from the ground
up...
I'm just a beginner
>i've just read the rest of the mails and must admit i am more than dismayed.
>the shopping cart is SIMPLE, and if you can be bothered is easy to set up
>and code.
That is if you know how to develop. It is easy for a developer. but most
people
who want a store are not developers.
> >store wan
hello there,
can someone help me out. i need to make a form with options (1 ,2,3,etc, )
make a calculations (, using the options) and then store all this( the
option selected, the results) in my DB(MySQL).
if you have any scripts matching please send me
its URGENT
thanks
Salim
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i've just read the rest of the mails and must admit i am more than dismayed.
the shopping cart is SIMPLE, and if you can be bothered is easy to set up
and code.
>store want. They do not support the number of operating systems that we
>do, and are no where near as easy to install.
what operat
I assume that the username field is text. You need to add single quotes
around the field.
$validate = mysql_query("SELECT username, user_password FROM users
WHERE username='".$uname."'",$db);
OR simply:
$validate = mysql_query("SELECT username, user_password FROM users
WHERE username='$uname'",
Hmmm that's a goodun that is. Do you reckon that a lack of tags
may be the cause of this? Only there's a heck of lot of dynamically
generated HTML content there. Do you know of any HTML parsers that
could go through my source (once generated to the browser) and indicate
unclosed tags??
Cheer
you can get a free (and better) shopping cart from php builder
got to http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/evert2816.php3
Steve
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From: Rob Wheeldon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 10 April 2001 05:00
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] Robust OO Shopping Cart 4 s
>>Where else should someone post something like this?
>NOT cause it's SPAM.
spam (spm)
n.
Unsolicited e-mail, often of a commercial nature, sent indiscriminately to
multiple mailing lists, individuals, or newsgroups; junk e-mail.
This obviously was not sent to a hundred addresses indiscriminan
>Where else should someone post something like this?
NOT cause it's SPAM.
>I would not
>be hearing you complain if he said that he was posting the code for free.
If he would post a message with a new FREE cart.. no you wouldn't. Changes
are I would even help him to create docs .. add function
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