Crikey !! However, this is still server-side, and the impression I got was that the
printing was going to be client-side. I may be wrong though, in which case, this
seems to do the trick just fine
BTW, its also on the PHP site ... printer module.
Ronan
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I think the best way is to use sessions.
when the user comes to the site or he submits a rating, start a
session and create a variable, in which you store the images' id that
the user rated like
$var="1,1423,523"
etc.. then use it in your query
mysql_query("select id from images where id not in ($v
i would do it totally different
if i understand you right.. you start with row number one, show it, give it
a rate, then show number 2, and show number 1 as last rated pic!!!
then you have the problem of reaching the last record!!
but !! i also see another problem:
if you do row 1,2,3,4 you al
Why not have a field called last in the db? You set it equal to true for
the last image and then check it for all of the images. If it's true, you
just null the next option and the user can't go any farther.
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Subject: [PHP-DB] hotor
I am toying with the idea of implementing functionality similar to the hotornot.com
site -- for a different purpose, mind you, but the same kind of user experience.
Here's what it does:
1. A picture is served up.
2. User clicks on a radio button scale from 1 to 10 to "rate" the picture.
3. The
Hi,
sorry if this is off topic. I hope you don't mind a plain SQL question
here.
I know I can do what I want using subqueries (I'm on Oracle9i here),
but I would really like to avoid them for performance reasons. Here's
my example data:
> DESC dept
NameType
problem was with switch in W2k server
there is - Performance Options -> Application response - and it can be switched to
"Applications" or "Background services"
after switching from second one to first one (app...), everything works fine now
(without CGI Error)
5o
Peter Misun wrote:
> ru
hello
I use mysql
can somebody tell me if it's possible to create a database model, like you
can do in access... so you can see the relationships between tables
(exporting to access and then to it really sucks :((( )
so please another option if possible
thanks
On 25 May,2003 at 17:34 S. Cole wrote:
> I can't seem to find out why I am getting two copies of the same entry in my
> database.
I reckon you're calling the script twice. Can we see the scripts that you call this
one from ?
>
> ==
Hi Carol
I don't think you'll strike lucky here !! PHP is a server-side, not client-side
language and therefore doesn't know anything about the client's printer or its
settings. You can use PHP to create a page that is formatted nicely and will
therefore print well. There are also some IE sp
as Robert and me observed (from source code) - that switch isn't there in 4.1.2
after installing 4.3.1 there is no problem with date format - switch is working
5o
Robert Twitty wrote:
> I don't have access to the source code for PHP 4.1.2, but I would not be
> suprised if this was the case.
Hy there,
I have a problem...
I have a linux server, apache, php, and mysql instaled. I can make all kind of queries
but I nedd to printed them (using the browser but not usig file->print->page
setup-.>...) in a specified format (like A3, landscape, border=2cm, and all kind
of things like th
Hi,
Is there any free ODBC Driver for ORACLE 9i to use with PHP, APACHE, LINUX ?
Regards
Alain
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