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Date: Wed, 8 Apr 2009 10:54:55 +0200
Subject: Get ID of ROW when using aggregate functions
INSERT INTO
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Subject: php date/time zone
Hi All,
I have a form where in a user will enter a time and choose a timezone.
based on those, i need to insert to db
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Hello,
I have MySQL 5.1 and PHP 5.2. For some reason PDO is not throwing
exceptions when I give it a broken SQL query. For example:
try {
$stmt =
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I've managed to connect to my database, and run a select query, but
now I need to run an UPDATE query and it just doesn't seem to take
effect.
Things I'd try
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We have a problem. We have given the dates as date.month.year eg 27.12.2007
The field is named as varchar. We have to arrange ths list of dates in
ascending order. Can anyone help?
At 19:34 09/03/2008, you wrote:
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What is the correct syntax for where the results may be 1 or 2? What
have I done wrong?
SELECT * FROM table WHERE name LIKE ABC AND listing_type = 1 or 2
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*Questions on PHP*
On PHP, OK sure
In one of our tables, one of the field is acc_no, we had given the data type
as varchar, since it could take
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I need to access the last inserted record in a postgresql database table
from php. I connect to the db using pg_connect
I construct the query string,
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Leo G. Divinagracia III wrote:
Stephen Sunderlin wrote:
Neil,
Have you had success with triggers. I couldn't get one to work and
then saw discussion ...
...snip...
... on a 5.0.20nt box.
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Hello, all. I'm trying to use SimpleXML to loop through an .xml file,
but when I try to do the following, it chokes on the colon:
foreach ($xml_data-dc:title as $item) {
[do whatever here]
}
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I need some hints how to do that. Maybe there is a template or an
easy function available.
I have a MySQL database with some tables. Everytime a table
At 19:31 19/10/2007, you wrote:
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Subject: union/select statement number of columns
Hello all, I receive an error of the following: The used SELECT
statements have a different number of columns. Any help, pointers,
tutorials are
The solution is pretty simple once you hit it, and works in both
MySQL and PGSQL because it's standard SQL-92 :
$query=SET NAMES 'UTF-8';
Sorry - I meant $query=SET NAMES 'UTF8';
As you pointed out, it's UTF8 not UTF-8 ;-)
Cheers - Neil
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SELECT * FROM productgroup WHERE groupid = $productid
AND label = 'Cats' ORDER BY title
SELECT * FROM productgroup WHERE groupid =
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At 16:26 21/01/2007, you wrote:
I have a date field in mysql called event_end .
I want to run a query to find all records where the event_and is greater
than today's date. I have written the following code. It does not work.
Please point out the mistake.
$today = getdate();
$sql=select *
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Subject: user directory from a form
I apologise for using this
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OK,
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Hey all,
I have a
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At 22:19 17/02/2006, you wrote:
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Subject: Sessions
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Any UK based freelancers out there ?
A contact at our sister company EPC Direct in Bristol is looking for
somebody to tackle a couple of ECom sites.
Need advanced PHP/MySQL, also expected skills in XML and XSLT - I
don't have full details here of the brief.
Duration likely to be one month
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At 20:39 22/12/2005, you wrote:
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Hi there.
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Subject: using fsockopen to handle redirections
Any way i can use fsockopen to detect url redirections? for example if ds:
www.ex1.com redirects to www.ex2.com and i'm using:
$fp =
At 07:18 22/12/2005, you wrote:
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Apart from anything, you need to supply an option value for each of
those options, not just rely on the browser which will default to
passing the option *text* back from the form, if you specify no
value. So your option elements should read
option value=1January/option
Notwithstanding that,
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Subject: SELECT
I am trying to put together a
NO !
The headers have to be sent *after* you check the values of
$_SERVER[PHP_AUTH_USER] , which you changed inexplicably to
$PHP_AUTH_USER (which is no longer a global variable in recent
versions of PHP 4.1). If they are not global variables within PHP
then it'll treat them as local
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Subject: Specific order
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Subject: com and retrieve text from word
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From: Neil Smith [MVP, Digital media]
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The variable type you need is called an array, it has numerical indexes
:
In PHP you can just omit the index and it'll be automatically
auto-incremented from zero, so there's no need to maintain a counter :
$videos=array();
while ($row
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Hi there everyone,
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Subject: floats
I am running a query on MySQL:
select *
Hi -
Suggestions :
1) Turn on error_reporting in your PHP script :
?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
?
2) Load page, and go to browser's View-Source menu, to see if you actually
got malformed HTML or anything at all.
Cheers - Neil
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Hi,.
any one to know, how to send ascci
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Subject: Creating an Associative Array
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Subject: How many rows for 100 questions?
I have a questionary that has 100 questions,
Should I create 2 tables 1 with the user
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Subject: how do i fetch
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Subject: Form information
Hi there everyone,
I'm
for ($i=1; $i=26; $i++) {
print(chr(64+$i));
}
chr() prints the ASCII character corresponding to that number.
Upper case A-Z starts at 64 : http://www.lookuptables.com
Cheers - Neil
Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 20:37:47 -0700
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To:
At 22:28 19/05/2005 +, you wrote:
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Easy enough, using Mod Rewrite on apache (you didn't say which server you
use, so I'm afraid you'll have to upgrade if using IIS) : Create a file in
a text editor. Save it as .htaccess (dot-htaccess as the filename) in the
http://www.blablah.com/examples/ directory - not in the root folder or
Actually, php-db is a list for (wait for it!) PHP used with DB (databases)
so you've got the wrong list, you meant to send it to PHP-general.
Anyway to answer your question, you can send an 8 bit printer port a series
of ASCII characters (0-255) which correspond to your values, so say chr(35)
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At 07:52 10/03/2005 +, you wrote:
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if your into XHTML:
input name=right_eye type=checkbox value=1 checked=checked
value=1 /
Actually that's invalid XHTML (it won't validate) due to a typo I
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You actually need (it's in the manual) nl2br for this.
It converts newline (nl) to (2) break (br) so this text (\n indicates a
newline character or 'enter' as you've called it)
This\n
is\n
a\n
test\n
Would become
Thisbr /\n
isbr /\n
abr /\n
testbr /\n
Make sure you strip those br / if you intend
Balwant - according to
http://php.planetmirror.com/manual/en/ref.datetime.php shouldn't you be
using
http://php.planetmirror.com/manual/en/ref.datetime.phpfunction.strtotime.phpstrtotime
rather than strftime for this ? strftime needs input of a timestamp a large
Int32 Unix Timestamp), where
At 09:48 19/01/2005 +, mel list_php wrote:
Ok Neil, I'll try this as well.I thought a readfile would be also
forbidden by the htaccess,
No, .htaccess affects public viewing of the web root and child folders. PHP
operates on the web server's file system (in as far as your host/ISP
permits
No, really really , don't do this. Store the path to the image.
You then load the path into PHP and use
header(Content-type: image/jpeg);
readfile($path_from_database);
exit;
Then .htaccess the *actual directory* you store the images in so it's
hidden from browsing.
Only allow authorised people
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Subject: How to process a query form with CHECKBOX Please help
DIVAge
It's all client-side Javascript. I'll send you by email (off-list) an
example I wrote this week for touchscreen number data entry so you can see
how to do it. Then you're on your own !
This is *not* a PHP *or* a DB question, please keep general web-development
questions to a more appropriate
Sure, you'd output to the Excel XML spreadsheet format, which allows you to
do colspans and such, although with a different syntax to HTML. (I posted
this answer to the microsoft.public.xsl list the other day ;-)
The documentation is here :
Yes it can be a bit tricky first time. You'll be using numeric indexes
(it's the easiest) so probably like this :
Iterate through the form's elements array, check if each one is a [checkbox
/ radio / other] and then check the name for the element against a regex.
If it matches then you need to
That
if (df[i].checked=true) {
should of course read
if (df[i].checked==true) {
sigh !
Cheers - Neil
script language=javascript1.2 type=text/javascript
function validate_form() {
valid=true;
df=document.forms[myform];
var regex=del\[\d+\];
for (i=0; idf.elements.length) {
My guess (and it will be correct) is that you've got a not visible
character on the end of your email address in the database. Such a
character could be a space, newline, tab or other similar character.
Make sure you use trim($email_address) to create the field to insert into
the database !
Brilliant, nice one. You've just given me the opportunity to run my
counter-spam signup script. I wa swaiting for a good opportunity like this,
as it's a little difficult to test on myself !You have now been
automatically subscribed to 14,500 newsletter distribution lists and
opt-out mailings.
Surely some monday morning light headedness Chris !
SELECT MAX(column_name) AS max_number FROM table
Make sure the column's indexed if you do it often !
Cheers - Neil
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Sure you can Ron : Just give each submit button the same name, but a
different ID in the html eg
submit name=submit id=delete value=Delete /
submit name=submit id=update value=Update /
submit name=submit id=manage value=Management /
When the user presses one of the buttons, look into the $_POST
This is NOT a PHP question, or even a Javascript question - it's basic HTML
and CSS.
You must read here http://www.dillonsoftware.com/essays/printing.jsp point #3
And here on A ListApart : http://www.alistapart.com/discuss/goingtoprint/6/
But please do not post basic HTML questions to the PHP
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Subject: php Form Validation help
have a form
Or you could use XMLHTTP on the browser side (supported by IE and Mozilla
variants)
You'd send a GET request to the page, it would return - often - an XML
record set, or you can return text, and indeed you can even query page
status codes from the client side.
The point is, you no longer need
It's actually very simple : Just use
SELECT * FROM tbl_name ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 1
Cheers - Neil
At 17:35 04/09/2004 +, you wrote:
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Date: Sat, 4 Sep 2004 14:00:56 -0400
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I often had trouble getting the syntaxt just right with PHP, it's easy to
end up with the wrong number of slashes around the -lines terminated by
'- parts of this.
When you ran your query, what did mysql_error() say about it ?
That would be a line you add directly after the line
I have copied the two required .dlls (libeay32 ssleay32) into the
system folder.
No, you need to copy the dll's to \winnt\system32, not \winnt\system
thinking that that might make it work... but it didn't
*How* didn't it work ? What did you try ?
If it didn't connect, are you letting TCP port
This answer is quite involved, see below.
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From: Marcjon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I know this issue comes up alot, I've
/SELECTbr
input type=submit name=submit value='Add'
input type=reset name=reset value='Reset' onClick=if (confirm('Warranty
Database:\nAre you sure you want to reset the form\?'));
/FORM
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From: Neil Smith [MVP, Digital media] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Kenny - you will find there are no native PHP handlers for TIFF.
If you're on a unix system you'll be able to use the imagemagick function
'convert' at a command line to do this. Something like this I developed for
a client will work, you'll need to look up the passthru function in the PHP
Attach onsubmit=return checkpasswords() to your form tag.
function checkpasswords() {
df=document.forms[DisplayUser];
if (df[password1].value==df[password2].value) {
// Passwords matched, clear password2, allow form to submit
df[password2].value=;
At 22:20 28/06/2004 +, you wrote:
From: Vincent Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Php form row delete problems
I have tried
No, it's actually very easy to do the autocomplete once you get the hang of
it. Actually the way I've done it is to populate a multi-select box but you
could also use a DIV and write out the values
Dump the email addresses as an XML file (generate this dynamically) then
use XSLT to read out
Look at the INSERT... SELECT syntax in the MySQL manual
Basically you can do this but only between 2 different tables (which is
what you specified) :
Generate and *test* the SELECT statement you want to use to recover your
data set.
Then in PHP try a query like this :
$query=INSERT INTO table2
You can just use the PHP function ucwords(strtolower()) on the results as
you loop through them to create the Select list ;-)
So, this would convert NA to Na, and MG to Mg (as well as mG to Mg and MG
to Mg ;-)
Cheers - Neil
At 10:41 01/06/2004 +, you wrote:
Date: Tue, 01 Jun 2004 12:41:11
It's probably a table definition thing. Is your 'netreceipts' column an
ENUM ? How about your status column - is it a CHAR ? ENUM ? Send us the
table definition for the misbehaving table. Also, send us the error message
before asking what's the solution, we're not mind readers :-))
Your query
You're missing a closing quote at the end of the line, following the group
by `calls`, it should end as
, `calls`;
Since you are passing a string to PHP to hand off to the DB engine. Also,
PHP function mysql_error($connection) is useful as this will return any
errors generated by your database
** Or send XML files up and down dynamically using xmlhttp in IE and
Mozilla ;-)
Cheers - Neil
At 04:06 13/05/2004 +, you wrote:
To make a client-side solution possible, you'd have to send ALL POSSIBLE
data to the page all at the same time then manipulate it with JavaScript.
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PHP Database
That *should* read :
document.fcountry.newcountry.value =
document.fcountry.country[document.fcountry.country.selectedIndex].value;
Skip the 'options' object - I'm surprised you're not getting a javascript
error, maybe you have error reporting turned off in your browser ? In any
case, always
Just offer them a link to the next page. Put amp;format=word in as the
query string if they choose the 'view word document' link or no query
string if they choose the plain text view as html page. Then go for
if ($_GET[format]=='word') {
header(Content-type: application/vnd-ms.word);
}
It doesn't. What you're seeing is an SQL injection attack. If you *trust*
the SQL code you allow from POST or GET requests, your SQL server will be
own3d in due course.
That URL actually translates to 456456456 OR 12
Which is always true. So If you use this verbatim, you'll get a true result
Send before any content, an MS-Word header :
header(Content-type: application/vnd-ms.word);
Then output your HTML.
Cheers - Neil.
At 07:41 10/05/2004 +, you wrote:
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From: Ng Hwee Hwee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: DBList [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 15:40:27
Probably something as simple as changing the structure to a more normalised
form would help :
By adding a table which links evt_details to evt_sponsors, you do away with
the need to have (up to 4) distinct fields to hold the evt_sponsor in your
evt_details table.
So add something like table :
The PHP manual (a useful read btw !) states that === tests for equality and
*exact* equivalence, that is:
If you test for ==='1' then $var must be a string for the result to be true
if you test for ===1 then $var must be an integer or double type for the
result to be true
Usually its used in
BTW that line should read if ($dest =='') not if ($dest = '')
You need 2 equals signs to test for equality, using one you are
setting $dest to an empty string. It's a miracle it ever worked ;-)
Cheers - Neil
if ($dest = '') {
if
PUT is still used with great success by systems such as WebDav. I'd stick
to GET or POST though in a web environment, as the server needs to be
specially configured to accept PUT requests and there are certain security
implications from allowing people to upload files using PUT.
Cheers - Neil.
Yes, it should work fine but please understand
(1) Your flash movie must know how to process a query string passed to it and
(2) IE does not support the EMBED syntax, you need to wrap the flash OBJECT
tag around the EMBED just as you see on flashkit for it to work (that is
for IE to pass the
You should appreciate there is a difference between using double quotes and
single quotes around a string.
So you can't say print('what up doc $mycarriagereturnvariable'); and expect
it to output the value of $mycarriagereturnvariable. Next, you *can* use
this construct within *double* quotes.
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