ou need to know is contained in the error message and the
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But you would be much better off if you disable all magic_quotes_* and do
manual quoting and escaping where necessary. That way you will know exactly
what is being done to your data.
> then I get a MySQL error
> 1064 whenever my value has a single-quote in it.
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> quotes and backslashes etc.. so, by right, with English characters, i still
> need to stripslashes.
OK, if you *know* that the data has been through addslashes() (or equivalent
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t; consuming.
[snip]
Do yourself a big favour and setup something using a real mailing-list
software. Any decent mailing-list manager will handle bounces automatically.
Sustained bounces from an email address will eventually lead it to being
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/php from
source. That way everything can be updated without relying on RH.
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> Anyone ???
www.mysql.com ???
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ay Jan 5, 2004.
>
> Where can I query to get the timestamp of the upload?
If it's uploaded into the filesystem then:
manual > Filesystem functions
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s over at www.mysql.com, what makes
you think us dummies here (I'm speaking for myself) are any wiser?
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elf there
are a number of projects which fills the gap. There's the semi-official
PEAR-DB, also ADODB and Metabase.
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On Wednesday 14 January 2004 06:42, Martin Marques wrote:
> Why is it you say it's semi-official?
> I have always felt PEAR as much official.
Well it's not in the PHP manual so I treat it as semi-official ;-)
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sure you meant to use "email address"
somewhere.
Anyway, in your code the while-loop and for-loop is essentially looping over
the same thing.
I hope you're not running a spam factory.
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o change the entry to / + entry? Each entry is obviously
> different. Using a plus makes MySQL think it's mathematical addition and
> sets the field to 0. The field type is varchar.
Use MySQL's CONCAT() function.
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_user_abort' setting.
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the column types SET and ENUM. However in
general is it better not to store multiple values in a single column, they
should be moved into a separate table.
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.48, PHP 4.3.4, MySQL GUI that creates a
[snip]
> If anyone has suggestions or knows of helpful links or
> tutorials, I'd be deeply obliged.
0) Does the simplest mail() invocation work at all?
1) Check the php logs
2) Check the sendmail logs
3) Ask on the RedHat list
4) Ask
It returns a value.
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quot;return false" to "return true" in the first script
> (login) it authenticates, but logs any one in. Not good. Does anyone
> have any ideas or suggestions?
You aren't actually performing any queries -- you're missing a mysql_query().
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> Thanks - I can't believe I missed that. :(
And I'm sure you'll want to stick in a mysql_error() as well.
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DISTINCT(bu)buname, COUNT(buname)bucount FROM $table_name
>
> But it doesn't work.. am I being dumb on this cold Monday morning?
Don't use DISTINCT, use GROUP BY.
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if that causes
> problems, but echoing out $addtocart would show that anyway.
Also ...
> mysql_close();
> $error = mysql_error();
call mysql_error() before you close the connection.
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27;s method myself, for the
> color coding that shows
> in my editors(Ultraedit and VIM) when concatenating with . , mainly for
> readability...but have found myself, of late, using the braces more...
The braces syntax highlights fine on Quanta.
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elected.
print_r() or var_dump() every significant variable.
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sue with line 3, creating that name
Use the concatenation operator, which is a period (.), a + is the mathematical
addition operator.
Also, always use mysql_error().
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und for this bug? Or a way to calculate
> age without using the timestamp?
As you're asking on the PHP-DB list I would assume that your dates are stored
in a database of some sort, in which case you could use your database's
native functions to do your date calculations.
graph and outputs the image.
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out ostriches burying their heads in the sand to 'hide' from
their enemies?
If you don't want to accidently see people's passwords why not just rot13 it
(apparently some companies seems to think that is a secure enough form of
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ute it. Are you doing any
redirections or refreshing the page?
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d }
or
if (!empty($_GET)) { // form was submitted }
In addition you should always perform sanity checks on values of the
individual form elements. Search the archives/web for 'sql injection' for
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the size of the drop
down box so that it displays 2 rows at a time then it is an HTML question and
the anwser can be found in any decent HTML reference. Otherwise please
elaborate.
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while ($row2 = mysql_fetch_assoc($res2)) {
I've no idea what you're trying to do. Are the tables 'cust' and 'contact'
related in any way? What is the relation? And shouldn't the relation be
reflected in your queries? And if so your second query should be inside
) function but that rounds up to the nearest
> integer.. i need one decimal place still..
multiply by 10
ceil()
divide by 10
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On Friday 09 April 2004 02:38, Noah Davis wrote:
> How can I get PHP to not get confused about which .sock file to use?
php.ini
> Do I need to recompile PHP?
No.
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is in no way related to "metacharacters as defined by the w3c". If
you are having a particular problem please elaborate.
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and the
string quote character needs to be escaped?
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; Would I best best to have it something like this:
>
> http://mydomain.com/profile.php?user=blah
... so just construct your links in a similar manner.
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really e using.
> What's interesting is I update another machine with PHP 4.3.5 with GD /
> Fink and it work perfectly. Anyone have any ideas?
It's only interesting if both machines have the exact same configuration.
Otherwise find out what the difference is to figure out
4:21 PM
>
> To the untrained eye ;), that might appear correct. But that was
> actually submitted at 11:24 AM, not PM. So, that's my code. Any
> suggestions??
Try gmdate() and see whether that gives the expected result.
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syntax near '2004-06-23
> 11:09:57', date_modified = '-00-00 00:00:00', date_closed =' at line 6
You'll need to escape the string containing the query before you can insert
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$dt = date("Y-m-d H:i:s");
You should always session_write_close() before you redirect.
> header("location: user.php?action=0");
You should be using an absolute URI rather than a relative one.
And just to be safe always have an exit() right after your redirect header
quot;Rinku".
Some form elements, eg , are always "isset()" even when
you haven't entered anything into them. If you want to check that something
has been entered into them then use:
if (!empty($POST['doo'] ...
but depending on what type of inputs your
-01' AND '2004-06-30'
would give a mysql error. The correct syntax is:
SELECT DISTINCT col1, col2, etc FROM table ...
Please follow the examples in the manual and incorporate error checking when
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Depends on what type of LOCK you specify. Refer to your DB docs for details.
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your usual query here
UNLOCK TABLES
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h string here' *exactly* matches one of the
'username'. You may want to look at the LIKE operator.
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ng that page until you have your answer or ask on the
mysql mailing list.
> I have a primary key in a table the is setup and working
> with auto increment.
>
> Now I want to change it so it will start auto incrementing from 1000. So
> each entry will be:
>
> 1001, then 1002,
zA-Z0-9])@([a-zA-Z0-9]).([a-zA-Z0-9]))", $email, $regs);
> print("@".$regs[1].$regs[2].$regs[3]);
>
> prints @
>
> What am I doing/need to do?
If you're simply trying to get '@email.com' then use strstr().
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On Friday 16 July 2004 08:05, Justin Patrin wrote:
> > If you're simply trying to get '@email.com' then use strstr().
>
> Of courseI'm just so used to pregs...
Well the advantage of using a regex is that you can perform some form of
validation on the addr
Secondly, when
you use phpinfo() you will see that the ini file you need to edit is called
php.ini. Note the path and edit that file, if it's not there then copy one of
php.ini-* there.
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On Saturday 17 July 2004 09:31, Ross Honniball wrote:
> Attention all Sql gurus,
>
> Is there a way to FORCE mysql resolve specific conditions within a query
> before wasting it's time trying to resolve other conditions?
www.mysql.com
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On Friday 16 July 2004 16:01, Tim Van Wassenhove wrote:
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jason Wong wrote:
> > On Friday 16 July 2004 08:05, Justin Patrin wrote:
> >> > If you're simply trying to get '@email.com' then use strstr().
> >>
> >
On Tuesday 20 July 2004 10:09, Vincent Jordan wrote:
> Is there a way to get the ID (custid PK UNIQUE AUTO_INCREMENT) from
> mysql after INSERT then pass to final page using urlencode to pull cust
> record?
manual > MySQL Functions
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one in normal html code...
WHy don't you just validate the login and be done with? Why wait 1 second,
another second, ... ?
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T LAST_INSERT_ID() from customerinfo");
mysql_query() returns a "resource id".
> $last_id = urlencode ($last_id);
> header("Location: UserMain.php?custid='$last_id'");
So the above is meaningless.
Please check the previous responses where you have been
On Wednesday 21 July 2004 05:00, Pablo M. Rivas wrote:
>sleep() is the brute deffense of the brute force attack...
>You can make a script that opens simultaneous attacks
One thing to bear in mind is that sleep() will hog resources and can lead to
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You have started a new thread by taking an existing posting and replying to
it while you changed the subject.
That is bad, because it breaks threading. Whenever you reply to a message,
your mail client generates a "References:" header that tells all recipients
which posting(s) your posting refers
eir values enclosed by quotes.
> The email address does exist exactly as quoted above in the "email" field
> in my "members" table but still doesn't produce any results.
mysql_error() would let you know that there was an error in your query.
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will be no difference whether you connect using IP address or
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Well that sounds like something, somewhere is not using the system's DNS
resolve mechanism. As I don't have a Windows box handy I'm afraid I cannot
help you.
> Sometimes things are not done for "practical purposes."
Right.
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x27; page. However, I just want it to move on. For
> example, if there is no 'phone2' given in the database, I want it to
> just assign $phone2 to zero/nothing, not go to the error page.
Well you wrote the code so that it will go to the error page.
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On Saturday 31 July 2004 23:25, Vincent Jordan wrote:
> I have tried to add some html such as "$firstname $lastname
> ..."; however when I do this there is nothing displated in
> the email message.
google > html mime message
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So HOW didn't it work?
> Anyone have any suggestions b/c I'm stuck?
1) post some *concise* code that illustrates your problem
2) state exactly what and how it is not working
3) post any error messages that you get (having first made sure th
rage of data (involving few
relationships) then MySQL is more than sufficient and a tried and tested
solution. This probably covers the vast majority of the data storage needs of
web apps. No sense in going for a DB with features you're never ever going to
use and is probably slower to boot
equate for their needs
- An app they want to use only supports MySQL
- Their host only supports MySQL
> SQLite is a different matter and the obvious new base for beginners, but
> for real applications ...
Use Postgresql!
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Hmm, if I'm not mistaken, I think he means that *unless* you have a big cheque
book to pay for Oracle then MySQL is the next fastest thing around.
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hing to look at would be the mail logs. That would tell you
whether a mail was injected into the queue.
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Use strtotime() and maybe PHP's other date/time functions then plug into your
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nce, = and LIKE have different purposes. Refer to
manual and/or some SQL tutorial for details.
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heck whether any messages have been posted to the
list then have a look at the archives. Messages to the list will appear in
the archives almost immediately.
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hen.
>
> > [mail function]
> > ; For Win32 only.
> > SMTP = localhost
>
> SMTP = 587
I believe the 587 is the port number to use.
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> On Tuesday 17 August 2004 14:07, John Holmes wrote:
> > > In the Outgoing mail (SMTP): field, change the number that displays to
> > > 587.
> >
> > I guess "587" is the name of AOL's outgoing S
way (your ISP
may have blocked port 25) - thus you are forced to send your mail through
your ISP's SMTP server.
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question concerning
sql queries and accepting info from POST, GET etc have security implications
if data is not sanitised. Where do you begin? Where do you end?
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manual. Uninstalling would depend on how you installed it in the first place.
And in any case this isn't the list for discussing how to install and
configure MySQL.
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cordset based on the
> user's id?
Assuming you have already created your 'recordset':
loop through recordset looking for 'photoID'
when found, use mysql_data_seek() to grab the previous and next records
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where's the problem?
If you insist, you can use something like:
SELECT clumsy_column_name AS goodname FROM ...
Refer to MySQL documentation for more info.
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l problem rather than on your typos.
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alues and not the database / tables
> I wish to use.
Have php pull the data required, have php output the appropriate javascript
code using the pulled data _instead_ of the 'preformatted values'.
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unction to filter through
> the serialized array
You're not using the database properly. Have a separate table where each
record contains a user_id and the record_id to which it is linked.
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me on what extra security this method provides
over and above the following more simple methods:
- Send user a system generated password with which they can login and
subsequently change.
- Send user an activation link which once clicked on would activate them and
allow them to
change.
OR
> > - Send user an activation link which once clicked on
> > would activate them and
> > allow them to choose a password.
What is the advantage in sending someone a password AND making them click on a
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On Monday 11 October 2004 09:49, andy wrote:
First, read manual > MySQL Functions
Second, decide whether you want to compile using the bundled MySQL library. If
so the above tells all you need to know. If not you need to install the devel
package for MySQL.
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On Monday 11 October 2004 16:47, Stuart Felenstein wrote:
> I can't seem to figure this out.
> Right now I'm still trying to get the multi page form
> down.
> For the facts, running php 4.3.8, apache 1.3.x
> Register Globals are enabled
If you don't have a specific reason for this to be enabled yo
er can change with the form input ?
The 'something' in your particular case is the data from the form on Page1. Eg
$_SESSION['variable'] = $_POST['myforminput'];
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d (not registered, and even if
it was registered you have nothing to put in it just yet) and hence setting
your field value to it is meaningless.
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when $sql is defined like so:
> $sql = "UPDATE badges SET staff = '".$HTTP_POST_VARS["staff"]."' ttlpst =
> '".$HTTP_POST_VARS["ttlpst"]."' mnthpst = '".$HTTP_POST_VARS["mnthpst"]."'
&g
ERE fid = 61Query3 failed: You
> have an error in your SQL syntax near 'ttlpst ='1' mnthpst = '1' ttlicon =
> 'trophie' at line 3
If you look up the manual entry for UPDATE, you'll find that you're missing
the commas separating the
impossible.
I may be wrong, but I can't believe that dbase is exactly popular amongst php
users. Its lack of popularity could explain the lack of response.
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ipslashes function is being used on data coming from the database.
You're not supposed to use stripslashes() on data coming from the database --
read up on addslashes() and also search manual for magic quotes.
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27;stay in the session', the session id has to be propagated from page to
page whether by cookies, URL or form. In other words you *have* to send it
one way or another.
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> Any pointers.
manual > Regular Expression Functions (Perl-Compatible) > Pattern Modifiers
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wrote:
> Does anyone know a free MySQL backup program to schedule regular backups?
www.mysql.com
google > mysql mailing list
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On Saturday 30 October 2004 12:33, balwantsingh wrote:
> how i can open the printer dialouge box of browser in PHP. pls. help.
You don't because you can't.
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at the values can be
> displayed in next page.
You can pass values from client-side using Javascript either via the URL
($_GET) or form ($_POST) or cookies ($_COOKIE). You can't manipulate the
session variables directly.
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On Sunday 31 October 2004 18:32, Arne Essa Madsen wrote:
> I have the following problem:
>
> This one does not work:
> $query = "SELECT * from user where name='$userid' and
> pass=password('$password')";
print $query;
> $result = mysql_query($qu
rrectly then a few lines of code
showing the date calculations would be sufficient. If you suspect MySQL is
the culprit then a single query would be sufficient.
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