On Tuesday 26 September 2006 15:31, Tamkhane, Pravin wrote:
Hi All,
I am a PHP newbie. I am using HTTP POST request to send some data to Apache
and then using MySql to store that information. Once information is stored
in MySql DB successfully, I display a result page. But the problem I am
Hi All,
I am a PHP newbie. I am using HTTP POST request to send some data to Apache and then using MySql to store that information. Once
information is stored in MySql DB successfully, I display a result page. But the problem I am facing is that, if I refresh the
result page displayed after
Tamkhane, Pravin wrote:
Hi All,
I am a PHP newbie. I am using HTTP POST request to send some data to
Apache and then using MySql to store that information. Once information
is stored in MySql DB successfully, I display a result page. But the
problem I am facing is that, if I refresh the
I'm sure there are many ways...
a few off the top of my head.
a). if there is some field or combination of fields that guarantee
uniqueness then you can test for their existence before you insert.
b). When you insert the first time set some session variable to
something, and then don't insert
Hi,
one thing u can do is u can have a primary key the table you are
inserting so that duplication wont be done.
If thats not possible redirect the page to the results page
after updating the post data than showing him the results in the action page ( action i mean where the form
action has
You can redirect the page to the result page after the data is saved, using
header(Location: successpage.php). I've used this on several sites. It's a
little extra work but does prevent the reposting of data.
Another option is to use AJAX to send the data to the webserver and then have
the
I'm getting the following error when PHP tries to insert a Unicode character
(the problem word is resume with the accents) into a PostgreSQL database:
pg_exec(): Query failed: ERROR: Invalid UNICODE character sequence found
(0xe97375)
I can't figure out why I'm getting the error. The HTML form
I am trying to use a program written in PHP but connect to an Oracle
database.
We have a function as follows:
function dbconnect($db, $username, $password)
{
global $siteadmin;
global $db;
// $bob = @mysql_connect($db, $username, $password);
Hi Janet,
This is a PHP 5 only function. Are you running PHP 5? If not, try using
ocilogon() instead. If you are running 5, then maybe the Oracle library
wasn't included when PHP was compiled.
HTH,
Tony
On 9/26/06 2:13 PM, Janet Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to use a program
So does that mean I will always get that error? There's got to be a way
around that. Is there at least a way to detect invalid characters before I
try to insert?
Tony
On 9/26/06 1:17 PM, Niel Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PHP isn't multibyte aware by default.
Niel
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Hi Tony
You can use the multibyte aware string functions for processing. There
is also a way to make it use UTF-8 encoding, but I forget how just now.
I had the same problem with a MySQL db a while back.
Niel
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Hi Janet,
This is a PHP 5 only function. Are you running PHP 5? If not, try using
ocilogon() instead. If you are running 5, then maybe the Oracle library
wasn't included when PHP was compiled.
HTH,
Tony
On 9/26/06 2:13 PM, Janet Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to use a program
So does that mean I will always get that error? There's got to be a way
around that. Is there at least a way to detect invalid characters before I
try to insert?
Tony
On 9/26/06 1:17 PM, Niel Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PHP isn't multibyte aware by default.
Niel
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PHP Database
Dear All,
i need convert my data from .dbf ( visual foxpro ) to mysql database
first at all i open .dbf and list the field some error with function
dbase_get_record it's not support list field ( memo type )
my list data have lost where field type is memo
may help me to get field (memo)
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