Whatever the way I compile apache or freetds or php
the error message is still the same
Call to undefined function : sybase_connect (the same for mssql_connect)
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You can find examples of these all around the web, but I know you can
get some at http://www.hotscripts.com They are also probably more
complex and flexible than what i describe below.
Basically what it does (you could even write it yourself) is this:
1. All
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/florian19991014.php3
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Hi,
I want to save and load images as binaries with a MySQL database, but I'm
not sure how to do it. I'm sure this is a very dumb question, but
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Well... thanks to Dan Burner for the script... BUT
I cannot get this friggin INSERT statement to execute.. which craps out..
Specific error messages might help more. Use mysql_error() with
Hallo,
i was wondering if there is a built-in function in php that just cuts
off not needed zeros from float-numbers (like changing 1.90 to 1.9
or 10.00 to 10).
I get this numbers from a mysql-database, perhaps there even is a
mysql-function for this???
thank you very much,
Thomas Murphy
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I tested this and it seems to work:
$n = 1.90;
for($i=strlen($n);$i0;$i--){
if(substr($n,$i,1) == 0){
$n = substr($n,0,(strlen($n))-1);
}else{
break;
}
}
No charge...this time. =)
Regards,
Mike
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From: Thomas Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hello Mike,
Mike Maltese wrote:
I tested this and it seems to work:
$n = 1.90;
for($i=strlen($n);$i0;$i--){
if(substr($n,$i,1) == 0){
$n = substr($n,0,(strlen($n))-1);
}else{
break;
}
}
No charge...this time. =)
thank you very much. :)
bye,
Thomas
i still have some problems on typecasting my float-variable to a string
variable.
i used something like this:
$n = $row[Points];
settype($n,string);
but the zeros are still there - as if $n is still handled as a float
number not a string.
with $n = 1.90 it's converted to 1.9 without problems...
You need to enable the MSSQL modules in php.ini or when you compile PHP.
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I am having a problem with a script that simply updates a few fields in a
database however, I am having a problem having the script to not update the
database fields if the form is invalid... Here is my script, I don't want
you to fix it for me unless you show me where I am going wrong or can
Jas,
Why are you initiating an UPDATE command when you've not changed the
information you wish to update?
For instance, if $c_name is blank, you display a message to enter the data;
yet, you DO NOT ASK the user to enter the correct information. Then, you do
an UPDATE statment to enter that
Hi!
I have this tricky case, at lest for me : )
I'm trying to get some data out of two tables and listing the data in a
product/price site. But. :
I have one table with productinfo and one with prices.
And it is several columns with the same id in the pricetable, because every
product have
Yes, you can do that easily.
It is easier to answer your question if you show us your table structure.
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From: Raymond Lilleodegard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 11:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] Is this possible?
Hi!
I
Sorry, but I figured it out. You were right, I do need to call the sql
update function after the error field returns a 0. Here is the code if any
one else out there is having the same problem.
?php
# trim extra spaces from these variables
$c_name = trim($c_name);
$s_addy = trim($s_addy);
$city
My table look like this:
Pricetable: (varetabell)
(varenr, type, pris)
VALUES
(1, '6inch', 29),
(1, '6inch meny', 51),
(1, 'footlong', 45),
(1, 'footlong meny', 66),
(1, 'salat', 39),
(1, 'salat meny', 51),
(2, '6inch', 49),
(2, '6inch meny', 69),
(2, 'footlong', 75),
(2,
Hi Raymond,
I have this tricky case, at lest for me : )
I'm trying to get some data out of two tables and listing the data in a
product/price site. But. :
I have one table with productinfo and one with prices.
And it is several columns with the same id in the pricetable, because every
What is the error? We have no idea what to look for if you don't tell us
what error you are receiving. Have you (like someone else has suggested
earlier) printed the SQL statement? I would add: print( '!-- SQL
Statement: $sql --' ); in your code after you build the statement.
In your SQL
I have done a search page based on a specific column name, but in some
columns there is no results to be returned..
What I would like to do is display an error message stating that there is no
results .. something like Sorry your search returned Zero Rows
It looks to me like you should be dividing the data differently; something
like
(quantity, item, option, price)
VALUES
(1, '6inch', '', '29),
(1, '6inch', 'meny', 51),
(1, 'footlong', '', 45),
(1, 'footlong', 'meny', 66),
and so forth...
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Can any one tell me what the value of using this statement.
mail($email, $subject, $message, From: $from\nX-Mailer: PHP/ . phpversion());
vs this statement
mail($recipient, $subject, $msg, $mailheaders);
considering all variables are defind in the script
Raymond,
See complaint elsewhere as a result of cross-posting. Add my criticism because I'm on
both lists and keep them
in separate InBox folders and now feeling schizoid...
SELECT * [whatever]
FROM pristabell P, varetabell V1, varetabell V2
WHERE P.varenr = V1.varenr AND P.varenr = V2.varenr
SELECT * FROM pristabell LEFT JOIN varetabell USING(varenr) WHERE
pristabell.varenr=$item
This statement will get all prices and quantities fro a given item ($item).
Simply interate through the recordset and display the info in whatever
format you wish.
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From: Raymond
Hi there, you might want to take a look at the eregi function for
case-insensitive pattern matching.
Joe :)
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Hi guys,
I was wondering what the best way would
On Thursday 07 February 2002 02:16, Todd Williamsen wrote:
I have done a search page based on a specific column name, but in some
columns there is no results to be returned..
What I would like to do is display an error message stating that there is
no results .. something like Sorry your
I was thinking something similar, but I couldn't figure out what it meant
(was it in German?).
Why would you need quantity as a field? If buying two, you get a 10%
discount, why not put that in a formula? Would make it a little more
dynamic.
Without knowing all the information:
(id,
Hello,
I am wondering what methods you all have come up with for storing your
database password. In the past, I have just been putting all of the DB
connection information in an included file. Although the idea of the DB
password sitting on the server in plain text makes me feel uneasy.
Any
On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Todd Williamsen wrote:
that doesn't work
Bit terse? What do you get? Error? Nothing?
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On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Todd Williamsen wrote:
Please keep discussion on the list.
Doesn't execute the $msg variable. And it doesn't return any results:
Have you checked that your query does indeed return results?
I tried this:
?
if ($result == 0) {
echo $msg;
}
else {
echo
CHANGE:
?
if ($Industry != ) {
echo $msg;
} else {
echo $contact_list;
}
?
TO:
if( mysql_num_rows($result) 0 )
{
echo $contact_list;
}
else
{
echo $msg;
}
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From: Todd Williamsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 12:17 PM
To: [EMAIL
You can use mysql_result_rows() to check whether any rows were returned;
something like:
?
if(mysql_result_rows($result) 0){
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
//Do stuff with result rows here
}
}else{
echo Sorry your search returned Zero
You can use mysql_result_rows() to check whether any rows were returned;
something like:
you mean:
mysql_num_rows();
?
Chris
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Yes, sorry about that. :P I need to eat lunch now.
-Andy
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From: Chris Boget
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] RE: Search results
you mean:
mysql_num_rows();
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Mike is using MYSQL's REGEX; he's looking for a case-insensitive MYSQL
function function similar to PHP's eregi().
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Hi
how would I write it if I wanted to say this:
if $variable == 2 through 4 ???
if(( $variable = 2 ) ( $variable = 4 )) {
echo Equals 2 through 4br\n;
}
Chris
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try this:
if ($v=2 $v=4) {
echo ...;
}
mihai
On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Jay Fitzgerald wrote:
i am currently using this code:
if ($variable == 2) || ($variable == 3) || ($variable == 4)
{
echo hello;
}
how would I write it if I wanted to say this:
if $variable == 2 through 4 ???
On Wednesday, February 6, 2002, at 04:10 PM, Jay Fitzgerald wrote:
i am currently using this code:
if ($variable == 2) || ($variable == 3) || ($variable == 4)
{
echo hello;
}
how would I write it if I wanted to say this:
if $variable == 2 through 4 ???
if ($variable = 2) ($variable
$my_array = array (2, 3, 4);
if (in_array($variable, $my_array)) {
echo hello;
}
Jay Fitzgerald wrote:
i am currently using this code:
if ($variable == 2) || ($variable == 3) || ($variable == 4)
{
echo hello;
}
how would I write it if I wanted to say this:
if $variable
if ( ($variable 1 ) ($variable 5) )
echo hello;
or alternatively,
for ($i=2; $i 5; $i++)
{
if ($variable=$i)
echo hello;
}
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Is there a list achrive somewhere?
On 2002.02.06 19:47:12 -0600 B.J.Rumsey wrote:
Is there a list achrive somewhere?
Go here http://www.php.net/mailing-lists.php and click on the archive for
the list you want.
-Steve
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Google search for php wiki, or save that step and go to
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpwiki/
Miles Thompson
At 05:26 AM 2/6/2002 -0700, jas wrote:
Is there anyone out there that has developed an application using php and
mysql that allows clients etc to update and maintain their own
Hi,
At 12:17 AM 2/7/2002 -0500, John George wrote:
I am a student a the University of Pittsburgh, and a new php developer. Is
it possible to have a mysql database that is made up of html documents that
can be accessed using php? This question may sound strange, but I'm not
sure of any other
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