I need to compare PHP 4 code with PHP 5 interpreter on same machine.
I am following the examples in Adam Trachtenberg's Upgrading to PHP 5
(O'Reilly 2004) listed in Appendix C: Installing PHP 5 Alongside PHP 4
with regard to using virtual hosting and relative ports on Apache httpd.
I have also
needs, but it's really a cure-all when what you
need is an abstraction layer that works for YOUR needs!
Don't be afraid to try slimming it down, but I'd keep an original copy
somewhere in case you find that your paring knife was a little too
sharp!!
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','123.123.123.123');
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Subject: [PHP-DB] What wrong
Check to see if your register_globals is set to off in php.ini. If so
(likely, since it defaults to that value) you'll need to access your
POST and GET variables like this:
GET vars:
$var = $_GET['var'];
POST vars:
$var = $_POST['var'];
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, etc I assign $line_no = __LINE__ and if an exception
gets thrown, the $line_no is captured, and I can use the info to print
to the logs or the screen or ...
G.
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the query, and it is valid
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K, first off I'm brand new to PHP and databases. So I
hope my question isn't stupid or unfitting to the
list.
Welcome! Only those that don't ask are unfitting
I am creating a search and results page of, right
now 3 fields with more to add.
Perhaps not necessary to my question, I have
You need to add slashes to your return:
Return input type=textarea rows=\5\ cols=\70\ name=\\;
Or use single quotes:
Return 'input type=textarea rows=5 cols=70 name=';
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The answer to that is SPEED. Nothing short of Oracle comes even
close
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I'm trying to turn off the save password function so that I can do an
auth page that refuses to save passwords on the client side. I've tried
some JS but it works only in IE, not Netscape.
So, I'm looking for a server-side solution to this.
Any ideas?
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Fixed my own problem.
Within the tag, you can use autocomplete=off
To turn off the prompting or the autocompletion of any field. Apologize
for this off-topic post, but I was searching for a non-javascript
server-side solution
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If you aren't using a unique key, you can always use LIMIT 1 at the
end of your query, but unless your ORDERing correctly to get the exact
data row you want to update, this can have unexpected results.
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Here's a quick and easy one though:
SELECT * from your_table WHERE your_date_field BETWEEN '2004-06-01' AND
'2004-06-15';
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Actually it would be:
UPDATE table SET dateTime=NOW() WHERE record_id='$the_one_you_want';
Or
INSERT INTO table (record_id,dateTime) VALUES
('$the_one_you_want',NOW());
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to store the call code, since you can recreate it using
the autoincrement, the date field, and str_pad. Of course, if space is
not an issue, you could always store the concatenated string into
another column.
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Look at:
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/92.html
It's a pager class that does:
Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next
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Testing, have received no emails since 11:45
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Smith/TDTD(213) 555-1212/TD/TR
Some other formatting hints for this:
$first = ucfirst(strtolower($first));
will give you John even if the DB has JOHN or john
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Select * from table1 t1, table2 t2, table3 t3
WHERE ((t1.thread_ref IN (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10)) or (t2.thread_ref IN
(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10)) or (t3.thread_ref IN (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10)))
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You're missing a ' in your include statement, after .php
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Haven't been following this thread, but here's how we do it:
If($bgc == '') {
$bgc = #DD;
} elseif($bgc == #FF) {
$bgc = #DD;
} else {
$bgc = #FF;
}
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You should try this:
Header(Content-Type: text/plain);
Header(Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=file.csv);
Then output the text you want to send. Make sure you double-quote it so that the
newlines work!
$eol = \n;
echo Field 1,Field 2,$field_variable,$eol
..
This sends a stream of
Try:
CREATE table new_table SELECT * from old_table limit 1;
delete from new_table;
This will give you the same structure in both tables, and the deletion will make the
new_table empty.
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Check out SQLite
BENARD Jean-philippe wrote:
Hi,
We use ORACLE DataBase for all our projects and we can't install
mysql/postgresql on our server. A new project needs a little database (only
1 table). I heard about something like an API in order to use text files in
place of real
Or do the same with the BETWEEN keyword:
SELECT * FROM dates WHERE store='$store' AND date BETWEEN DATE_SUB(now(),
interval 3 day) AND DATE_ADD(now(), interval 3 day)
Richard Davey wrote:
Hello Cameron,
Tuesday, December 2, 2003, 1:08:19 AM, you wrote:
CS $sql = SELECT * from dates where
Don't you need to start your form BEFORE your input type's
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For some reason my form to edit selected items is not working, I think I
Just do an extract on your $_GET var (if security concerns are negligible)
Say you get line is:
?sid=123form=12
// Execute this
extract($_GET)
// You end up with:
$sid == 123;
$form == 12;
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[$pagid] // which would equal 0,10
$sql = SELECT columns from table limit $lim;
and so on . ..
Does that help?
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But do you have php compiled --with-curl?
check phpinfo();
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Try the rtrim function in php
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that have select_id='1'. You can use the same table with different
select_id's for different dropdowns.
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From: Hull, Douglas D [mailto
El Mié 24 Sep 2003 07:24, nabil escribió:
Dear all;
I have been using Mysql for a long time, but I have a benchmark Q.
Is pgsql , better ? faster ? more reliable than mysql ?
Maybe not faster in FTS, but surely MORE reliable!!!
any comment ?
Some people say that php is not
The best way to do this is a text field, NOT a textarea, and if need be, use
multiple fields. A textarea, by look and definition is inviting carriage
returns to be used. Limit the users to the input you want, and remember,
GIGO (garbage in, garbage out)
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Try unset after the if statement
if ($nameb == ){
$query = SELECT * FROM recipes WHERE points $pointsb;
} else {
$query = SELECT * FROM recipes WHERE name = '$nameb';
$new_nameb = $nameb;
unset($nameb);
}
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Youy could use:
if(!$result) {
// Don't display
} else {
echo Title;
}
You fill in the blanks
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From: Wendall Williams
Well, you're initializing $food to ; then testing to see if it has a
value, which it never will.
If you're getting the $food variable from a POST or a GET op, you'll need to
grab it from the appropriate array,
$food = $_POST['food'];
echo $food;
to see what is being passed.
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Check out the php function number_format($field,0)
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snip
// Do some number crunching here //
$newnow = $now-$numweeks;
echo $now;
$converted_date = date(d-m-y,$now);
echo br$converted_date;
/snip
You should be running your $convewrted_date on $newnow, not $now
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Do you have select permissions on that DB/table?
If you have GRANT permissions, try
GRANS SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON db.tablename to
'youruser'@'your.ip.address' IDENTIFIED BY 'yourpassword';
your.ip.address can be substituted with localhost if you're on the same box.
Gary Every
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Looks like the first question was answered correctly, for the second one
look at the ltrim and rtrim functions.
$var = ;
$var = rtrim($var);
echo :$var:;
output is
::
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the values in the column, just the amount of records you
want to return
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20,10 it will return 10 records starting
at record 20.
More info at
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/SELECT.html
Search for limit on that page.
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different hash strings.
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by changing the $cols_wanted variable
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Or
$sql = SELECT concat(LEFT(columnName,255),...) FROM tableName;
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the $$key assigns whatever $key is to a variable with that value, e.g.
$key = sid;
$value = W;
So:
$$key = $value;
will make the following true:
$sid == W;
It's a pretty good way of re-doing pages that were written with
register_globals=on to run with register_globals=off
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like '%$name%'
AND whatever_field_you_want IS NOT NULL
AND whatever_other_field IS NOT NULL;
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If this is a cut-n-paste of the code, check the line below for spelling:
begin prcoedurename('[EMAIL PROTECTED]','3');end;;
^^^
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1. Change your field name from date to something like datefield (or backtick
it)
2. Place single quotes within your VALUES parens, e.g.
$denylog = INSERT INTO deny (account, td, datefield ) VALUES ('$tmp',
'$td', NOW() )
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Sorry about the test, but . . .
CartArray['itemid'] = $itemid;
note
where $qty = CartArray['qty'];
/note
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Unable to open '' for reading: That means you're not actually sending a
filename to be read!
I get this error during test of the above page: Warning:
Unable to open '' for reading: Permission denied in
C:\SammiWWW\entry.php on line 27 Couldn't copy the file!
Is the list active? I've seen nothing all day.
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);
# update_logged_in_status($PHP_AUTH_USER,'Y');
}
}
liability_statement_check();
return(TRUE);
} else {
# USER NOT KNOWN
auth_header($PHP_AUTH_REALM);
}
}
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SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE zipcode='$zipcode' ORDER BY entered_date;
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Shouldn't you be using $_GET or, since register_globals are set to off,
$order_by should contain FIRSTNAME
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Shouldn't have a comma after cat_name = '$cat_name' unless you are updating
multiple fields.
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to display the page.
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//Place your request into a variable:
$result = odbc_do($connection,select * from events where id=$id);
$var = odbc_fetch_row($result);
// Now you have an array to work on
foreach($var as $line){
//Do your formatting thusly:
echo '
trtd' . $line[0] . '?td
Header(Content-type: text/plain);
Header(Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=topsellers_dvd.csv);
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Hi everyone,
I want to dump some data from mysql
If you cut and pasted your code, try to put localhost into quotes as well.
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';
##
CAVEATS:
The get_rowset is a function we've written for retrieving an array from the
DB
The if $val == $reptmp is to check for whatshould be selected
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, but the secret its the $$foo
(with two $ signs)
If $foo = 'aname'
then $$foo = $aname
The get_rowset is a function I've written to symplify my code, it returns
rows in an array from the DB
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Use str_replace
$FQDN = www.domain.com
$domain_only =
str_replace(array('www.','.com','.mil','.edu','.org','.gov'),'',$FQDN);
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This is fine and dandy, but how do I prevent that person from taking the
direct link to the file and giving it to someone else?
I'm sure there is a much better
Be sure to add http:// to the beginning of your URL, or the browser thinks
it is a local URL
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Check out the flush() and ob_flush commands on www.php.net
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Check out http://www.hotscripts.com and click on PHP, then Calendars
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Look into the PHP_AUTH_USER variable. It is assigned through basic
authentication.
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Week (01..53), where Sunday is the first day of the week. Used with '%X'
%v Week (01..53), where Monday is the first day of the week. Used with '%x'
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actually a variable that contains
ENCODE($_POST[password], encrypt)
When you try to decode that, you'll get gobble-di-gook!
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You'll have to get rid of ALL html, including the BR in your code below.
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I think the paging function is what you want
SELECT * from table limit 0,10
for the first ten records
SELECT * from table limit 11,20
for the next ten, etc.
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Hi all,
I'm having problems getting my multi-select list populated from a mysql
table. There is a table called categories with 2 columns (id and category).
I want to get all the items (category) and list them in the multi-select
list box.
This is the code I have so far:
$sql = SELECT
I do it like this:
if (eregi(^[a-z0-9]+([\.%!][_a-z0-9-]+)*@[a-z0-9-]+(\.[a-z0-9-]+)*$,
$email))
{
list($user, $host) = explode(, $email);
if ( !checkdnsrr($host, MX) )
return TRUE;
}
else
{
return FALSE;
}
}
As you can see, the email can
Do you have SELECT permissions for your httpd user on the DB?
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, and make
sure that the header info is the first thing sent.
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Instead of use !=
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