> My first line of PHP code (embedded in HTML) has:
>
> $db = mysql_connect("x","y","z") or
> die("saysomethinghere");
>
> If I have a connection problem, it does print the
> "die" message and the connection error, but it also
> stops the page right there: no more HTML is displayed.
Well, you've
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> > My first line of PHP code (embedded in HTML) has:
> >
> > $db = mysql_connect("x","y","z
> Does anyone know the proper method for inserting an image(*.jpg or
> *.gif) into a MySql database blob field? I am recieving the file via an
> html form with the usual enctype for this and
> parameters. I can save it as just a regular file and then display it
> fine on the page, but no way ca
> I use MySQL 3.22.23 but I just had a hunt about on the web and I found
> a posting that confirmed your findings - I.E: auto_increment starts at
> 1!!
>
> I stand corrected!
The reasoning behind this a colleague of mine recently informed me of..
When an insert occurs, the new record is given th
Hello,
I'm trying to retrieve and output all the binary images in my images table.
This is what I have,
$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM images",$db);
if ($myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
// display list if there are records to display
do {
$filetype = ($myrow
> I am developing a script that will eventually be a "pay-to-list your
whatever" script.
> I am wondering if the best way to hold data throughout the four forms
would be to hold
> these in an array - each form would array_push() the vars into the
$listing array.
> Or would it be better to insert
