Hi,
Rather than writing a recursive function I'd suggest that you create a
menu class and store each record as an object of the class. The menu
class will have variables of id, parent, title, children, and tree. The
children will be initialised to 0 and tree will be initialised to 1. You
will
Hello,
Sorry if the question has already been posted, I checked the archives
and didn't find anything
related.
I'm looking for a simple way to convert a SQL compliant date (eg
2004-09-06) into a Unix
Epoc seconds (similar to the one returned by function time()).
Thanks.
Stephane
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Stphane Pinel wrote:
I'm looking for a simple way to convert a SQL compliant date (eg
2004-09-06) into a Unix
Epoc seconds (similar to the one returned by function time()).
strtotime() or the database may have something you can use in your query
(like UNIX_TIMESTAMP() in MySQL).
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I have a database which has a BLOB field storing text... It should probably be
in a text field, but I don't think that's the problem...
The field has HTML control codes, such as b, /b, and p. When I echo them
from the database, a la:
echo td . $row['textfield'] . /td
I get the contents of the
Gabe Covert wrote:
I have a database which has a BLOB field storing text... It should probably be
in a text field, but I don't think that's the problem...
The field has HTML control codes, such as b, /b, and p. When I echo them
from the database, a la:
echo td . $row['textfield'] . /td
I get the
Back to my multi page form again ;)
I am going to try it with Session variables .
So, one thing is confusing me.
The page requires the user to be logged in and is
being tracked via authentication.
Do I still need to do a session_start();, at the
beginning of the form process ?
Stuart
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Gabe Covert wrote:
I have a database which has a BLOB field storing text... It should probably be
in a text field, but I don't think that's the problem...
The field has HTML control codes, such as b, /b, and p. When I echo them
from the database, a la:
echo td . $row['textfield'] . /td
I get the
Here's a piece of some code I wrote that does what you want. You'll need
to change the WhoIsMyParent() function to match your database
abstraction and schema.
$array = BreadCrumbs($id);
print_r($array);
exit;
function BreadCrumbs($parent) {
// construct an array of indexes that
Stuart,
I am fairly new to PHP, but it is my understanding that you have to run the
session_start() command on every page that you want to be part of the
session and to access the session variables.
Here is a link of a tutorial about using sessions:
http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorials/41/3.php
Andrew,
I like the idea of using the crontab even though I have never used it
before. I guess the first thing I need to do is make my script. Thanks for
the link to mysqldump, I think it will be usefull. Do you happen to know
how I might be able to push a file to another server using FTP?
Okay, I will read the tutorial. I also want to
clarify a bit more. I guess it's my intention to not
have the form session relying on the auth session,
since I want to expire the form session , either at
the end of the transaction or if user cancel out on
the form. So either the cookie or
Hi @ all,
where can I find a working example that shows me how to implement PHPSESSION
with MySQL as stor?
tia
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where can I find a working example that shows me how to implement PHPSESSION
with MySQL as stor?
i know adodb has session functions, download it a nd take a look
maybe here http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/MySQL/Developing-Custom-PHP-Sessions/
also try google.
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On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 15:31:34 -0400, Aaron Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you happen to know
how I might be able to push a file to another server using FTP?
I might http://us4.php.net/ftp has a list of all the FTP related
PHP functions with some ready-to-use examples. Enjoy!
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