On Saturday 25 January 2003 14:49, Kevin Gordon wrote:
> Can functions / methods be called recursively? If so how can this be
> done? Comments much appreciated.
google > "php recursive functions"
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If you mean that it would be more straight forward, hence neater and more
comprehensive and more maintenance and stack friendly to just call the
function in a loop, I agree.
On the other hand ... well, there are arguments for the recursive approach
for a number of algorithms.
Personally I prefer
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Hi
Can some one please tell how I can fill and entire field with the same
value. Maybe in a loop or is there a command.
Thanks
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have you tried str_repeat()?
Rich
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From: Chezney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 January 2003 08:47
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Subject: [PHP-DB] Filling Fields
Hi
Can some one please tell how I can fill and entire field with the same
value. Maybe in a loop or is there a
> i'm starting out in this whole thing, and i'm trying to program a zine
> that
> uses a sql database for content and calls the content into a template.
> what
> i am unclear on how to do is set up the links so that I can get the
info
> from the database. anyone willing to help me out?
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> Can some one please tell how I can fill and entire field with the same
> value. Maybe in a loop or is there a command.
If you mean a field from a database...
UPDATE table SET field = 'value';
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At 16:43 24/01/2003 24/01/2003, John A DAVIS wrote:
We had a very sluggish SQL Server 7.0 and we tested the RAM chips and
found one to be bad. It was throwing off a whole bank of chips (1gb).
Stuff is a lot faster now.
Also, your indexes might be different on your tables. Indexing the correct
f
Hi guys,
I am still new in calling functions in php.
I wondered if anyone could show me an example in details on how to call this funciton
in an application??
[PHP]
"localhost",
"user" => "",
"pass" => "",
"database" => "search_engine",
Hello everybody, I make a function that lets you convert a recordset
obtained via mysql_query() into an XML string:
maybe could be helpfull to yours
this is the function
it have 3 parameters: $rs is the recordset you want to convert
$padre is the name for the
hello,
i have unsuccessfully tried for three days to write, re-write
something that will insert data into my db and ashamedly have failed
again. at one point i was able to echo values and see that they were
in fact passing from my form. now i can't even get that. anyway, if
you could take a lo
On Sunday 26 January 2003 14:31, Addison Ellis wrote:
> hello,
> i have unsuccessfully tried for three days to write, re-write
> something that will insert data into my db and ashamedly have failed
> again. at one point i was able to echo values and see that they were
> in fact passing from m
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