Hi All,
I'm trying to display results across 3 cells - for example:
#5 Perle Cotton
223 | 225 | 301
304 | 326 | 333
#12 Perle Cotton
211 | 223 | 224
225 | 356 |
#4 Braid
95 | 100HL | 102
Right NOW it is displaying like:
#5 Perle Cotton
223 | 225
301 | 304| 326
#12
From: Aaron Wolski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So.. do I need to use 2 different incrementors? $z and say $x for each
part?
I basically pieced this code together from several examples I found so
forgive forgive the fact I don't know a whole lot about the code even
though I've tried to understand it as
Hi,
I have this site that uses PHP and mysql. Now I have
a page that has 2 frames in it, a top frame and a
bottom frame. Top frame loads a page from the server
itself and the bottom frame loads an external website.
(off the server)
So top frame loads:
http://localhost/blah.php
And the
Hi to all,
The maximum memory size allocated to PHP scripts defaults to 8MB. For very
big documents, especially with images, this limit may be reached (the file
being built into memory).
My question is: does anybody know what is the maximum size you can change
php.ini?
Thanks,
Nato
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PHP
UNIQUE gradient (gradient)
This is causing your issue. You have stated that new records cannot
match an already established record with the same name under gradient.
HTH
Aaron
-Original Message-
From: Jeff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: August 5, 2003 1:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi... again. :P
Been working on this code all weekend, and I did take everyone's advice, but
I'm still getting the same error. Error retrieving records. From line
$result = mysql_query($query, $link_id) OR DIE(Error retrieving
records.); of my code. When I first put the insert query in, it
on 5/8/03 12:20 pm, JeRRy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So top frame loads:
http://localhost/blah.php
And the bottom frame loads:
http://www.getpaid2reademails.com/ (example)
Now does the localhost generate the bandwitch for that
visit from the bottom frame aswell or only the top
Change the gradient definition to:
gradient MEDIUMINT(10) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
-Original Message-
From: Jeff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 1:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] MySQL Returns Error
Ok, that worked,
Now the error
Ok, that worked,
Now the error I'm getting is Duplicate entry ' ' for key 1
Is this a SQL table error?
Here's my Table as entered:
CREATE TABLE gradients (
gradient MEDIUMINT(10) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
kwo VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
lsd VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,
date DATE DEFAULT
Jeff,
First, let me apologize if I'm reiterating something already said, but
I'm new to the newsgroup.
What does mysql say the problem was? That is, if you put
echo mysql_error();
immediately after the query, what does it say?
Is it possible you have one of the fields set to be unique in
From: Aaron Wolski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
while($z++ %3 !==0)
[snip]
echo (++$z %3 == 0) ? '/tr' : '';
The first time through your code, $z is zero. Since the thread titles
don't match, your going to get to your while loop above. $z is
Hi
Please help. I have installed Apache and PHP, and they are working together.
I have Firebird installed on a different server. I want to have my PHP pages
to talk to the remote database, but when I try to use the Interbase
functions, I get:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function:
Tim Best wrote:
Anyone know how you set a lock in a MySQL table using PHP?
I tried:
$select = LOCK TABLES t1 WRITE;;
$select .= select * from t1;;
$select .= UNLOCK tables;;
When I run mysql_db_query(db,$select,$conn); it always returns nothing.
Any insights would be appreciated!
Run one query
My php scripts that work well on single-processor machines will not work
when I put them on a dual-processor server running RedHat 8.0. Is this a
matter of settings in php or in the mysql database that provides the
data? I can connect to the database through the php.include scripts, but
then
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