I always found this way of inserting data into a database messy. Here is
a handy function to do array inserts and it builds the sql for you.
function arrayINSERT($a,$tablename)
{
$sql = INSERT INTO $tablename (;
foreach($a as $key = $value)
{
$sql .= $key .,;
}
$sql[strlen($sql)-1] =
Hello,
I have what I hope to be a simple question about SimpleXML. Is it
possible to get the attributes of a SimpleXML node as an associative array?
Consider the following:
?php
$sxe = simplexml_load_string('root attr=value/');
print_r($sxe-attributes());
// Gives: simplexml_element Object (
There is a way, but somehow i don't like it though ( but you
can find this in the documentation ):
This is config.xml:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=iso-8859-1 ?
config
lib_error
param name=error_logfile_write type=booleanFALSE/param
/lib_error
/config
And my Testfile:
$xml =
My understanding is if the variable exists then the radio button was
checked.
i have this code:
?if($old['Type']==Annual){?
input type=radio name=eventtype value=Annualchecked
accesskey=yYes
?}else {?
input type=radio name=eventtype value=OneTime checked
accesskey=nNo?}?
was just
From: Dan Phiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have what I hope to be a simple question about SimpleXML. Is it
possible to get the attributes of a SimpleXML node as an associative
array?
Consider the following:
?php
$sxe = simplexml_load_string('root attr=value/');
print_r($sxe-attributes());
//
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From: Daniel Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 4:22 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] radio buttons checked or not
My understanding is if the variable exists then the radio button was
checked.
i
Red Wingate wrote:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=iso-8859-1 ?
config
lib_error
param name=error_logfile_write type=booleanFALSE/param
/lib_error
/config
$xml = simplexml_load_file( 'config.xml' );
foreach ( $xml-lib_error-param AS $id = $param ) {
echo $param['name'] ;
Hello,
I have am checking out PHP OOP and it's pretty smooth. I have a decent
amount of Java experience so PHP OOP is really easy
to pick up. However I have a few questions I was hoping someone
could help me with.
Can php have a main()? If not ... how to you start a program that is
purley PHP
John W. Holmes wrote:
Have you seen Example 4 here: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ref.simplexml.php
Not sure if that helps or not, though, but it looks like it's already an
associative array.
It certainly looks like an associative array, but the array_keys()
function chokes on it:
Warning:
So, this one will work out quite well ( maybe one should take
a look at the documentation of attributes() :-)
foreach ( $xml-lib_error-param AS $param ) {
$n = 0 ;
while ( is_object ( $xml-lib_error-param[$n] ) ) {
foreach( $xml-lib_error-param[$n]-attributes() AS $a = $b ){
On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 16:44, jdavis wrote:
Hello,
I have am checking out PHP OOP and it's pretty smooth. I have a decent
amount of Java experience so PHP OOP is really easy
to pick up. However I have a few questions I was hoping someone
could help me with.
Can php have a main()? If
What do members think that this code should do:
class A
{
var $a, $b;
function A($a)
{
$this-$a = $a;
}
function prnt()
{
echo bra= . $this-$a;
}
}
class B extends A
{
function B($a, $b)
{
parent::A($a);
$this-$b = $b;
}
function prnt()
{
Red Wingate wrote:
So, this one will work out quite well ( maybe one should take
a look at the documentation of attributes() :-)
Wow I can't believe I missed that. Hehe.
I guess the lesson here is don't always trust what you get from print_r().
Thanks for the responses,
-Dan
foreach (
Looking at the code below, what exactly is happening with the $name=$value
part? I looked in the PHP online documentation and I can't find that
operator. What is it doing exactly and what is it called?
foreach ($some_array as $name=$value)
{
... some code ...
}
Thanks alot!
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Guess it was quite luck i saw the little note in the documentation:
Note: SimpleXML has made a rule of adding iterative properties to most
methods. They cannot be viewed using var_dump() or anything else which
can examine objects.
Guess i will have to take a look at my config parser again :-)
[snip]
foreach ($some_array as $name=$value)
{
... some code ...
}
[/snip]
http://www.php.net/foreach
will give you a good explanation.
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http://www.phppatterns.com/
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Robert Cummings wrote:
[...]
Hello,
I have am checking out PHP OOP and it's pretty smooth. I have a decent
amount of Java experience so PHP OOP is really easy
to pick up. However I have a few questions I was
Guys... I Think I Am In Wrong Place... But What Is Address Of Apache
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On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 17:07, Richard Lewis wrote:
What do members think that this code should do:
class A
{
var $a, $b;
function A($a)
{
$this-$a = $a;
}
function prnt()
{
echo bra= . $this-$a;
}
}
class B extends A
{
function B($a, $b)
{
Thanks for the page. That was helpful. Just to make sure, is that
operator only typically used then with foreach loops and arrays?
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[snip]
foreach ($some_array as $name=$value)
{
... some code ...
}
[/snip]
arrays :-)
you are defining arrays like:
$x = array ( 'a' = 'Apple' , 'b' = 'Banana' , ... );
-- red
Gabe wrote:
Thanks for the page. That was helpful. Just to make sure, is that
operator only typically used then with foreach loops and arrays?
Matt Matijevich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
I don't think so,
Wouldn't be better if ctype_digit() return false on an empty string??
any way an empty string is not a digit.
This change will brake backward compatibility so it is not an option.
if you look carefully the function that you propose is doing two things
at once... at this level
JFYI :
var_dump ( '' == 0 ) eq TRUE
William Lovaton wrote:
I don't think so,
Wouldn't be better if ctype_digit() return false on an empty string??
any way an empty string is not a digit.
This change will brake backward compatibility so it is not an option.
if you look carefully the function
I try to made a administrator page that I need to writ user name and
password. But I have problem with the password. There comes one error where
I writ 1..(one)
I have not made a table on MySql but in the book I read it scowl work.
Can some one tell me why it not work.
Here is the code:
?php #
hi...
is it totally usefull/reasonable to write a class in php that prints
different different form elements in html...
i.e. inputs, buttons, drop downs, multi selects and son? that way (at least
i think) then it would be easier to change the element attributes
dynamically...
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You mixed up here a little :-)
[...]
if (strlen($_POST['password1']) 0) {
if ($_POST['password1'] ==
($_POST['password2'] {
1. $password = TRUE;
} else {
$password = FALSE;
echo 'pYour password did not match the confirmed password!/p'
Yeah, sometimes this is an annoying problem with PHP. Somehow, ,
null, 0 and 0 is the same thing. The last two are considered empty()
too.
-William
El mi? 07-04-2004 a las 16:34, Red Wingate escribió:
JFYI :
var_dump ( '' == 0 ) eq TRUE
William Lovaton wrote:
I don't think so,
I try to made a administrator page that I need to writ user name and
password. But I have problem with the password. There comes one error where
I writ 1..(one)
I have not made a table on MySql but in the book I read it scowl work.
Can some one tell me why it not work.
Here is the code:
?php #
They are typecasted to match the current contexts needs - often a
problem but even - but this is one of PHPs strenghs :-)
-- red
William Lovaton wrote:
Yeah, sometimes this is an annoying problem with PHP. Somehow, ,
null, 0 and 0 is the same thing. The last two are considered empty()
too.
Richard Davey wrote:
Hi,
Subject says it all - they're causing auto-responder junk to any list
poster and it's annoying:
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I second the motion!
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Yeah, sometimes this is an annoying problem with PHP. Somehow, ,
null, 0 and 0 is the same thing.
You can always use === if you don't want it to cast.
Chris
=
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PHP Security - O'Reilly
Coming Fall 2004
Andy B wrote:
hi...
is it totally usefull/reasonable to write a class in php that prints
different different form elements in html...
i.e. inputs, buttons, drop downs, multi selects and son? that way (at least
i think) then it would be easier to change the element attributes
dynamically...
Sure
You Can try ?php include(hiddenpage.htm); ?
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me too!
-William
El mi? 07-04-2004 a las 16:44, Justin Patrin escribió:
Richard Davey wrote:
Hi,
Subject says it all - they're causing auto-responder junk to any list
poster and it's annoying:
Information Desk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Advance Credit Suisse Bank [EMAIL PROTECTED]
yep
William Lovaton wrote:
me too!
-William
El mi? 07-04-2004 a las 16:44, Justin Patrin escribió:
Richard Davey wrote:
Hi,
Subject says it all - they're causing auto-responder junk to any list
poster and it's annoying:
Information Desk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Advance Credit Suisse Bank [EMAIL
Jochem Maas wrote:
for those who haven't yet read it:
I meant to add a link above to a tutorial (which I later decided was
rubbish!) - it was not meant to be some strange 'dis' to Monty.
BTW: if Monty is the Monty from Smarty fame: good on ya! :-)
Monty wrote:
Hi Red... Actually, I have my
Red, Chris,
Good advice, I rarely have to use it, though.
-William
El mi? 07-04-2004 a las 16:44, Chris Shiflett escribió:
--- William Lovaton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, sometimes this is an annoying problem with PHP. Somehow, ,
null, 0 and 0 is the same thing.
You can always use
William Lovaton wrote:
El mar, 06-04-2004 a las 07:41, Marek Kilimajer escribió:
Andy B wrote:
how would you assign NULL to a variable if its original value is ? otherwise leave it with its value...
if($var === '') $var = NULL;
what about: if ($var == '') unset($var);
No - NULL is not the
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
William Lovaton wrote:
El mar, 06-04-2004 a las 07:41, Marek Kilimajer escribió:
Andy B wrote:
how would you assign NULL to a variable if its original value is ?
otherwise leave it with its value...
if($var === '') $var = NULL;
what about: if ($var == '')
Thanks for help Red.
Cut and past is not always work
But I got a new problem in the last line.
I don't understand watt the problem is here
Thanks Erik Gjertsen
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I try to made a administrator page that I need to writ user
Thanks for help Red.
Cut and past is not always wok
But I have a new problem in the last line.
I don't understand why it's problem here
Thanks
Erik Gjertsen
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd;
html
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From: Chris W. Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Andy B [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 6:30 PM
Subject: RE: [PHP] confused big time
Andy B mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Wednesday, April 07, 2004 2:09 PM said:
yes you can absolutely do it that way.
I have this very large and long if statement:
if
(!empty($_SESSION['add']['type'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['start_date']
!empty($_SESSION['add']['end_date'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['name'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['county'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['discription'])
On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 18:47, Andy B wrote:
I have this very large and long if statement:
if
(!empty($_SESSION['add']['type'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['start_date']
!empty($_SESSION['add']['end_date'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['name'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['county'])
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 18:47, Andy B wrote:
I have this very large and long if statement:
if
(!empty($_SESSION['add']['type'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['start_date']
!empty($_SESSION['add']['end_date'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['name'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['county'])
That's because he post to the newsgroup, Cc to the list, and the list system
automaticly sends one to you personally.. :p
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Pushpinder, 1 message is
Hi
I'm trying to dynamically choose and call a method from within a class
but actually calling a method dynamically does not seem to work whatever
I try using php 4.3.3
Hopefully this test script will illustrate my point better, I always get
to the I know we get to here bit, but there is no
On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 19:01, Justin Patrin wrote:
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 18:47, Andy B wrote:
I have this very large and long if statement:
if
(!empty($_SESSION['add']['type'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['start_date']
!empty($_SESSION['add']['end_date'])
Darren Beale wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to dynamically choose and call a method from within a class
but actually calling a method dynamically does not seem to work whatever
I try using php 4.3.3
Hopefully this test script will illustrate my point better, I always get
to the I know we get to here
Hmm.. I'm pretty sure you can get Flash for Mac..
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Thanks Raditha,
Yes we are primarily looking at a PHP chat module which will allow
us conduct
Justin Patrin wrote:
For member fuctions:
$a = 'nameOfMemberFunction';
$this-$a();
Typically the only thing I didn't try
thanks++
Darren
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Add this into the VERY last line :
?php } ?
[...]
?php # script 3.11 register.php
if (isset($_POST['submit'])) { // Handel the form
// check for name
if (strlen($_POST['name']) 0) {
$name = TRUE;
} else {
$name = FALSE;
echo 'pyou have forgot to enter your name/p';
}
// check for
anybody know what the exact path for the php binary on linux is?
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anybody know what the exact path for the php binary on linux is?
Depends on how it was installed, a common place is:
/usr/local/bin/php
Or you can type:
which php
and it will tell you where it is.
Curt
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I used to think I was indecisive, but now
You need to do a join.
SELECT table1.ID AS PL_NAME, table1.ID AS PC_NAME, table1.ID AS PA_NAME FROM
table1, table2 WHERE (table2.PL = table1.ID) AND (table2.PC = table1.ID)
and (table2.PA = table1.ID) ;
Or something like that. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
Respectfully,
Ligaya Turmelle
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it was installed with get
and which php doesnt do anything just returns to the prompt with no output
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Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 8:11 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] path to binary for php on linux
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The PHP manual is really good for stuff like this. Check out the
setcookie() function.
Larry
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it is refering to the associative array, specifically the $key = $value .
Note here (http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php).
Respectfully,
Ligaya Turmelle
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Looking at the code below, what exactly is happening with the
Hi,
I am an ASP user, now learning PHP.
When adding a record in ASP, I do this:
Recordset.AddNew
Field1 = whatever
RecordSet.Update
How is this done in PHP?
I have built a recordset using a query, and have all the information
needed to go into the different fields, but how do I 'Edit' or
On 07/04/2004, at 1:33 AM, Angelo Zanetti wrote:
hi all has anyone used smarty before? what do you think of it? I think
it's
pretty nice to seperate your script (code) from your design.
i would like to hear your comments and if you have any alternatives
let me
know.
PHP itself is a great
You have an error with your brackets. Your code looks like this
if (strlen($_POST['password1']) 0)
{
if ($_POST['password1'] ==($_POST['password2']
{
$password = TRUE;
}
if (strlen($_POST['password1']) 0)
{
if ($_POST['password1']
Alistair Hayward wrote:
Hi,
I am an ASP user, now learning PHP.
When adding a record in ASP, I do this:
Recordset.AddNew
Field1 = whatever
RecordSet.Update
How is this done in PHP?
I have built a recordset using a query, and have all the information
needed to go into the different fields,
I can see your point and have used this technique in very small applications
where the benefit of Smarty or other template engines are negated by the
performance/resource usage overhead.
However intermixing markup and PHP has introduced many problems in too many
PHP projects for me to use this
I'd suggest taking a look at ghostscript it, it is available under AFPL and
GPL licenses and offers the ability to convert individual pages to jpeg or
other file formats.
http://www.ghostscript.com
Jason
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From: Adam Voigt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
Another quickie: is there an easy way to combine SimpleXML objects?
Something Like:
$a = simplexml_load_string('ab//a');
$c = simplexml_load_string('cdFoo/d/c');
$a-b = $c-d;
print_r($a);
Here's what I get:
Warning: It is not possible to assign complex types to nodes in
D:\...\test.php on line
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Hi,
Subject says it all - they're causing auto-responder junk to any list
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Forwarding mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] just gets rejected to
hello,
I am trying to authenticate users. I run this MySQL query using
vars provided via a form
select password from dealers where username = '$user'
this works great if $user is actually a user in the database.
otherwise i get this error
Warning: mysql_result(): Unable to jump to row
Please remove me from the mailing list. Many different efforts has failed.
:-(
I apology to everyone who receive this message.
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Apr 8 at 10:26am, Justin French wrote:
PHP itself is a great templating language :)
h1?=$title?/h1
table
? foreach($staff as $person): ?tr
td?=$person['firstname']? ?=$person['surname']?/td
td?=$person['role']?/td
td?=$person['phone']?/td
tda
hey,
i don't know how to make it smaller but should it be
if
(!empty($_SESSION['add']['type'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['start_date'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['end_date'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['name'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['county'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['discription'])
yes i do but here is a really good tutorial on it
http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorials/120/0.php
From: Wykis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Cookies
Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 16:52:23 +0100
Does Any One Knows How To Set And Get Cookies?
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I have this very large and long if statement:
if
(!empty($_SESSION['add']['type'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['start_date']
!empty($_SESSION['add']['end_date'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['name'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['county'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['discription'])
On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 21:35, Kelly Hallman wrote:
Apr 8 at 10:26am, Justin French wrote:
PHP itself is a great templating language :)
h1?=$title?/h1
table
? foreach($staff as $person): ?tr
td?=$person['firstname']? ?=$person['surname']?/td
td?=$person['role']?/td
On Wednesday 07 April 2004 10:29, saepudin wrote:
hi,
I want to send an SMS(to mobile phone etc) based on a database trigger or
on completion of an php page. the site runs on linux.
how to do this. How do i send the mobile no . what is the language,
protocol, syntax and platform.
if
Kelly Hallman wrote:
Apr 8 at 10:26am, Justin French wrote:
PHP itself is a great templating language :)
h1?=$title?/h1
table
? foreach($staff as $person): ?tr
td?=$person['firstname']? ?=$person['surname']?/td
td?=$person['role']?/td
td?=$person['phone']?/td
tda
Apr 7 at 10:01pm, Robert Cummings wrote:
Smarty is a bit of a hack too... why do I need to declare my templates
within the PHP code? If I'm an HTML designer I'd like to create a new
page, include templates, use some data that's been made available and
have it all in the template. I sure as
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-generalm=107723910931417w=2
On Wednesday 07 April 2004 05:53 pm, Jason Sheets wrote:
I'd suggest taking a look at ghostscript it, it is available under AFPL and
GPL licenses and offers the ability to convert individual pages to jpeg or
other file formats.
On 08/04/2004, at 11:35 AM, Kelly Hallman wrote:
Apr 8 at 10:26am, Justin French wrote:
PHP itself is a great templating language :)
h1?=$title?/h1
table
? foreach($staff as $person): ?tr
td?=$person['firstname']? ?=$person['surname']?/td
td?=$person['role']?/td
td?=$person['phone']?/td
tda
Uhm .. I usually do:
SELECT COUNT(id) FROM users WHERE name='$username' AND
password='$password'
if (username is found) // hopefully it's unique
found ya
else
sorry
This way you aleays have a value returned...
HTH
Richard
Thursday, April 8, 2004, 3:29:11 AM, you wrote:
hello,
I am
Thursday, April 8, 2004, 3:59:39 AM, you wrote:
I have this very large and long if statement:
if
(!empty($_SESSION['add']['type'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['start_date']
!empty($_SESSION['add']['end_date'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['name'])
!empty($_SESSION['add']['county'])
Apr 7 at 10:22pm, John W. Holmes wrote:
Uhhh, yeah--that's not templating, that's called spaghetti code :)
+1 - Use of buzzword
Right about here I could sense where this was going I don't know, what
would you call it? Is there a non-buzzword term you'd be happier with?
That term
hello,
I have a database containing usernames and md5 encrypted passwords.
When i use md5() to encrypt a users password recived via a form
to compare to the md5ed passwd in the database i get problems...
for instance ...
user foo has passwd 'pass'
'pass' md5ed in database is this
Some excellent points, however
Smarty makes it much easier to do certain tasks than doing it in strait PHP
and Smarty is extendable with PHP both directly and indirectly, you can
create Smarty modifiers and functions and if necessary write inline PHP
code.
Web development has an hourly cost
The second, longer, one is the correct one.
It looks like the column you've got the password stored in is too small, it
must be 32 characters long
Chris
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Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 9:36 PM
To: PHP List
Subject: [PHP] problems
On Thursday 08 April 2004 12:35, jdavis wrote:
hello,
I have a database containing usernames and md5 encrypted passwords.
When i use md5() to encrypt a users password recived via a form
to compare to the md5ed passwd in the database i get problems...
for instance ...
user foo has passwd
could it be that the field in the database is of type
varchar(25) ?
looks like it's too small to hold the complete hash: that one always
consists of 32 characters.
Thursday, April 8, 2004, 6:35:47 AM, you wrote:
hello,
I have a database containing usernames and md5 encrypted passwords.
When
On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 22:59, Chris wrote:
The second, longer, one is the correct one.
It looks like the column you've got the password stored in is too small, it
must be 32 characters long
Chris
On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 22:57, Jason Wong wrote:
md5() returns a 32 character string so
If I understand right, PHP5 has an exception
handling mechanism but it is only for manual using, i.e.
a programmer can use try/catch but only for own code.
PHP's built-in functions and functions from extensions still
use old return value method. Yes?
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Try something like is:
select a.Name as PL_Name,b.Name as PC_Name,c.Name as PA_Name from
(select * from table1,table2 where table1.ID=table2.PL) a,
(select * from table1,table2 where table1.ID=table2.PC) b,
(select * from table1,table2 where table1.ID=table2.PA) c
where
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