ust wanted to do a quick test to grab data. I see it'll take me a little
longer to learn MSSQL.
Thanks!
william
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L book.
Thanks.
will
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s would be great.
Thanks,
william
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You need to enable the MSSQL modules in php.ini or when you compile PHP.
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Also, I would suggest putting: print("Your changes have been saved to the
database"); after the query has ACTUALLY finished. That way if for
some reason it didn't work, your visitor doesn't feel "Well, you told me it
was completed! Why isn't???". Like if the DB ser
(id, item_name, price, option, option_cost, quantity_discount)
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session has not been started, it shouldn't be displaying anything (or
redirect to the login page). Sessions is probably the way to go...
HTH
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Doesn't PHP have something that will automatically do this? I can't
remember, but I think you had to enable it in php.ini or when you compile.
(just like to know for future reference).
thx.
-w
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compare two things
Not sure why you are hitting the Error. Maybe its my inexperience.
HTH
-w
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Heh, with the help from Mr. Emery, I see the/a part of the problem now. You
have to fetch the results before you can extract the data into variables.
After you do the query, you must run a/the mysql_fetch_array.
HTH
-w
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I could wget these files and stick them in MySQL to organize ( had to make
this a legit post in php/db )... vi them and dd out the javascript lines.
There is no point in protecting html...
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arting place to look if
you run into problems.
I'd also suggest picking up an SQL book. Knowing SQL is very important for
writing 'good' PHP / DB apps.
-w
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lding in progress, and '2' for finished buildings.
???
-w
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Ok... so tbl.building_info contains all the different types of buildings.
Didn't get that... :)
So what are the other types for then? They seem to be identical.
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That's what I'm talking about. Make that one table and put a 'status'
column. Because then, wouldn't you be concerned on adding an entry to
tbl.buildings and removing one from tbl.building_queue.
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Sessions seems to be the popular way to go. It's stored at the server, so
you don't have to worry about any clients disabling cookie support.
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We use PHP and MySQL as helper applications (since we've implemented an ERP
solution). Basically, we run everything off HTML. It works great because
we have both PCs and MACs in house. Having this run through a browser keeps
my development time really low.
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persistent connections.
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Se
show up. Also, on those old
dialup modems, it would show part of the table before it is finished.
I believe this is a browser issue. I don't know how the current versions
handle this.
-w
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Would it be faster if all you wanted was one variable, or your SQL statement
only returned on cell?
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From
et it already sorted.
Is that what you wanted?
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Just remember you will be running those commands as the web server, which
usually have limited access rights.
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NOT a good idea. You would have to run Apache as root (or whatever that
SUID stuff is all about). I've been able to manage keeping all the users
'virtual' and not needing to hand out shell accounts.
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$id ) ) { <-- use isset (http://www.php.net/isset )
$data = mysql_query($result,0,"bin_data");
$type = mysql_query($result,0,"filetype"); <-- is that supposed
to be query or result?
HTH,
-w
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I've never tried this before, but couldn't you use $db1 = mysql_connect();
and $db2 = mysql_connect();?
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only login from the Web
box (restricted by IP). So even if anyone found out the password, they
wouldn't be able to use it. Maybe you could do the same thing?
-w
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http://www.php.net/mail ?
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> Hi folks,
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> Is there any possibility to send mails directly by using PHP. I need to
> ga
ery:
print( "$query\n" );
Then if it still looks right, try manually typing it in a CLI interface.
-w
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User setup depends on how you configured MS SQL. IIRC, MS SQL defaults
(during installation) to use Windows user accounts. MS SQL is a lot nicer
to work with IMO than MySQL, but I can't justify the $12k+ price tag for a
majority of my operations (unlimited Net license).
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