I'm definately interested, even though I'll most likely be in MN at the time. I've
never even MET another PHP developer, so I don't know what to expect, but I'd sure
love to be updated :o)
Martin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/01/02 03:21PM
Well, the predictions have come true. In San Antonio only
literally, so you could store it in your database as such. HTH
Martin Clifford
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Raquel Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/24/02 04:49PM
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 13:23:54 +1200
David Robley David Robley [EMAIL
The query you would need would be something along the lines of:
SELECT show_name FROM table_of_shows WHERE show_name LIKE '%$keyword%'
Learning the LIKE syntax is going to be the best help to you in this situation, I
believe ;o)
Martin Clifford
Homepage: http://www.completesource.net
Pass different variables and use them both in your query.
http://www.xyz.com/foo.php?FooID=1
http://www.xyz.com/foo.php?Foo2ID=2
$query = SELECT * FROM table WHERE id=$FooID OR id=$Foo2ID;
HTH
Martin Clifford
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$content = nl2br($content);
That will convert all newline characters into br tags.
HTH
Martin Clifford
Homepage: http://www.completesource.net
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José Moreira [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/17/02 09:15AM
hello ... im sorry to bother with a non
Yes, everyone please join up! I would love to find more developers in the Maryland
area, and I'm sure others would in their areas as well! Let's do the great american
get togeth... err... the great php get together!
Martin Clifford
Homepage: http://www.completesource.net
Developer's Forums
MySQL has no obligations when it comes to sorting result sets. If you want it sorted
a certain way, it'd be in your best interest to declare it with ORDER BY item_id ASC,
if that's your flavor.
Martin Clifford
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DESC is a reserved word in SQL, standing for Descending Order. That is why you can't
use it as a table column name.
HTH
Martin
Michael Zornek [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/10/02 12:49PM
I was using phpMyAdmin to do an export from one machine to another and on
import I got an error:
Error
I would think the better way to set the entire system up is to have the barcodes
scanned directly into a database (your choice), then just have PHP read the database
and display editing, deleting, etc.
I don't see any reason why the barcode has to go through PHP at all to make this a
viable
I have my page set up to use sessions to track the users on my page. The best way I
have found is to give each user a user level to identify what areas they should or
should not be in. For example, if you have a page that edits the news content on your
site, you might set it up like this:
If that is your exact code, then you need to have an ending quote after the query is
written. Like this:
$query = Select * from course, disc, instit, prof where course.CourseID =
$CourseID and course.DiscID = disc.DiscID and course.InstitID =
instit.InstitID and course.ProfID = prof.ProfID;
From your query, it looks as if you are letting the user select the table that they
can query with $pop-up1. Is that correct?
If so, do all the available choices of tables have the same column names? Other than
that I can't see why this query would fail.
Martin
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Load the query into a variable, usually $query.
$query = SELECT * FROM table; SELECT * FROM othertable;;
$result = mysql_query($query, $link_id)
or die(error msg);
Mattia [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/27/02 02:19PM
I would like to make multiple queries in a single mysql_query(...)
statement!! Like
Nice, mature response, Jason. Really smooth! :o)
:chortle:
Martin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/30/02 09:44AM
On Sunday 30 June 2002 09:06, CrossWalkCentral wrote:
As this has nothing to do with DBs it should be posted to the php-general
list.
When using this fucntion listed bellow with the HTML
POST will allow larger form submits as well, like file uploads. GET are for
smaller and faster data sets.
-Mike
Not only that, but POST results cannot be properly bookmarked by the user, whereas GET
results contain the full URI string, therefore can be bookmarked. Good for searches,
etc.
Versions above just before 4.0 of MySQL can handle direct date math.
Try SELECT date_returned - date_paged FROM pagetable;
It'll work if you have values date_returned and date_paged in the table
pagetable of course :o)
HTH
Martin
NIPP, SCOTT V (SBCSI) [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/25/02 04:40PM
Could you give us some examples of entries in the table? You might need to set it up
as a relational database, but we can't know that without information.
Martin C
Martin Adler [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/24/02 10:47AM
Hi,
is it possible to force mysql in a SELECT clause depend on a
condition to
You can't have extensions to a filename from the action attribute, period. You have
to either use defined input fields, or hidden fields to pass value from one page to
another.
And just as FYI, you don't need to use the printf() function in your situation, as
it's best used when you need
If your form is up to standards, then hitting the enter key on any field, with the
exception of textarea, should submit the form. If you are using an image for your
submit button via the input type=image tag, then you'd have to tab until on the
image before hitting enter for it to work.
HTH
Since PHP is parsed before ever reaching it's destination for viewing/profiling, there
should be no penalties for putting this on your page. If you have a page like the
following (in PHP):
?php
### HAHAHA I HATE GOOGLE!!! THEY SUCK!!! ###
### HAHAHA I LAUGH AT THEM, THOSE IDIOTS ###
?
Whenever you are having trouble with your PHP pages, always echo! By doing this, you
can see whether or not the query is formatted correctly, whether or not the variables
are containing the values you think they are. It's incredibly helpful, no matter what
the situation.
Martin
Ryan
One of the best PHP Message Boards around is Invision Boards
(http://www.invisionboard.com). It's made by the same person who made IkonBoard.
For an example check out my boards, which are still in development (I'm slow, what can
I say? hehe):
http://www.completesource.net/forums/
Martin
Howdy all,
If someone call tell me why this MySQL query is not working, I'd be VERY thankful. I
don't see a damn thing wrong with it, but I could have been looking at it too long.
Here is the query:
$query = UPDATE articles2 SET title=\$title, brief=\$brief\, doclink=\$doclink\
WHERE
Thanks everyone! Between all the replies I was able to locate the problem and fix it!
It wasn't the missing backslash (that was a typo, which sucks). I wasn't properly
passing the article_id field to the query, so MySQL had a problem with WHERE id=.
Thanks again! :o)
Martin
--
PHP
Use strtolower() on all entries from the form, so you can compare them (in lowercase)
without worry about whether the user entered MA, ma, Ma, or mA.
Martin
James Kupernik [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/11/02 10:15AM
I want to test a value that was typed into a form, but I don't want the case
to be a
TEXTAREA rows=x cols=y wrap=virtual
Example text to be inside box on load.
/TEXTAREA
x = height, using monospace font for measurement. Usually 5 suffices.
y = width, using monospace font for measurement. Usually 40 suffices.
Martin
Paulo Nunes [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/05/02 02:00PM
Thanks
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