--- Kpromos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dears All,
I'm looking for a simple script that will permitme
to upload images in a mysql database, calling out
the images with a function from a mysql database
(calling them from an id variable). I have just
tried this tutorial
UPDATE ngc_polling SET lastrundate =
max(nuke_phpbb_posts.post_time)
It returns Invalid use of group function.
John, you're getting that error message because the
max() function requires a GROUP BY clause.
Try this:
SELECT max(nuke_phpbb_posts.post_time)
FROM nuke_phpbb_posts
GROUP
John, you're getting that error message because the
max() function requires a GROUP BY clause.
Ooops, my bad. It requires a GROUP BY if you are
pulling from more than one column.
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echo form action=\add.php\ method=\get\;
echoform action=\add.php?action=$page_req\
method=\get\;
Try that first, and see if it fixes your issue. I'm
shutting down for the day and unfortunately, I didn't
have time to parse through the remainder of script.
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--- matthew perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a file uploading function that works well on
my local server.
It finds a picture and uploads it into a defined
directory.
Matthew, if you are the confident that your function
works correctly, your next check should be on what
permissions you
--- Torsten Roehr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rachel Rodriguez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi!
I have a one-to-many relationship between two
tables
(table1 and table3) with a linking table between
them (table2):
table1: table2
what i would do is add it into an array:
$emails = Array();
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result,MYSQL_NUM))
{
$emails[] = $row[0];
}
then u have an array with :
$emails[0] = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$emails[1] = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
etc...
Thanks, Uzi! This is exactly what I
I want to insert into the TIMESTAMP field the date
automatically. How can I
do it using the insert command
INSERT INTO $table
VALUES('','$name','TIMESTAMP','$question','$email','NULL');
Use the word null (no quotes) in place of 'TIMESTAMP':
INSERT INTO $table
VALUES('', '$name',
Hi!
I have a one-to-many relationship between two tables
(table1 and table3) with a linking table between
them (table2):
table1: table2
+---++ +---++
|id | f_name | |id | emailID|
+---++ +---++
| 1 | bill | | 1 | 1|
| 2 |
