of SELECTs and even the db connect functions called from config
variables. This seems elegant on the surface, but make for highly
obtuse code.
Is there a preferred method of handling this issue, or does everybody
just roll their own?
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n the collection.
What should I be considering when coming up with a strategy for these
two projects? What are the strengths and weaknesses of storing files
in a BLOB versus storing pointers to those files?
Thanks. :)
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ke CGI::Lite et al. Do a search at CPAN.
I haven't heard of a method for doing this sort of HTML post-processing
in PHP. If someone else has, I'd love to know more about it.
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table in the future, are there
gotchas I should be aware of with any particular field types?
Thanks. :)
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at split() will work just fine
on multi-line arrays, including fields split over multiple lines. If
you want to process your data line-by-line, you'd need to wrap it.
The better you can predict the input data, the cleaner the code you can
use to parse it.
Learn the regexps.
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$error = "$errorYou must enter a contact phone number or
> email address.";
> }
> if ($error == "")
> {
> $query = "insert into stores set
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as well. :)
> I wondering if anyone has an opinion of whether I'm dealing with people who
> don't know what they're doing. Do any of their comments make sense.
> I'd be glad to provide further clarification if desired. I just have a real
> feeling that I'm not
.php.net/wordwrap doesn't do what you need, and the extra
comments on that page don't provide additional resources that are useful
for you, then perhaps you can provide more details on the php-general
list, where this will be a little more on
tabase link identifier cannot be stored in a session variable
and then re-used by another session. Check out
http://www.php.net/features.persistent-connections for details.
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