joseph,
This was a feature that was recently modified. Older versions of mySQL
support the
feature that you seem to want. 3.23.xx and above will support the feature
that you
have just described. If you want to roll your own out,
you could do something like...
mysql SELECT
try:
$strSQL = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS 'ItemCount' FROM my_table";
$result = mysql_query($strSQL, $db);
list($numberOfItems) = mysql_fetch_array($result);
echo "The number of items in the database is: $numberOfItems\n";
hTH
-Original Message-
From: Naga Sean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Bob,
Don't know if this is what you're looking for, but you *could* do something
like:
$noData = true;
$strSQL = "SELECT field1, field2, field3 FROM table ";
$results = mysql_query($strSQL, $db) or $noData = false;
if ($noData) {
print "TABLE";
while (list($field1, $field2,
Duky,
Have you tried to use:
if ($PASS == $PASSNOG) {
# do whatever.
}
If you're taking data from a form, you might want to do a trim to remove any
trailing spaces
if ($PASS == trim($PASSNOG)) {
# do whatever
}
There's also...
Good Day All,
I have my scripts in place and the website is running fine.
When there's a surge in traffic, the pages take longer being served up.
No big news there, I would expect that.
My question is, several of my scripts have:
require("file.php");
spread out all over the place. As a
