What I think you'd note, actually, is that you ALWAYS get the matching
echo, and never the non-matching, because you're using an assignment
operator instead of comparison. It should read if ($line[1]=='
instead of ($line[1]='.
--Matt
Chris wrote:
this script receives vars b and p from a
Daniel Negron/Kbe wrote:
Does anyone have examples of record deletions from php to mysql
Could you be more specific?
$sql = DELETE from tablename where tablename_idx = $index;
$result = mysql_query($sql);
would be a very simple example of deleting a record from a hypothetical
database with
The actual typo in your code is a trailing comma in your sql statement.
'.$img_group.', '.$display.', );
Strip out the comma after your last single quote.
It's very useful to have CLI access to mysql. Then you could just say,
print QUERY: $query BR\n;
and instead of executing it, paste it
If your form is:
SELECT name=a
OPTION value=11/OPTION
OPTION value=22/OPTION
/SELECT
SELECT name=b
OPTION value=11/OPTION
OPTION value=22/OPTION
/SELECT
Then you'd have two php post variables available, a and b, each
would have a value of 1 or 2, which you
Steve Clay wrote:
Hello,
I'm building an e-commerce site which uses sessions to
hold my $cart object. This works great but I've two worries:
1) When the user connects through our secure hostname, can I ensure
the browser will send the server the cookie (w/ SESSID)? The user
will
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