On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 7:24 AM, Ronald Wiplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a system with php4 and mysql 4.x I had these lines:
require(../db-config); // includes $dbhost, $buname, $dbpass
$db = mysql_connect($dbhost, $dbuname, $dbpass);
mysql_select_db($dbname,$db);
$sql = SELECT
Eric Butera wrote:
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 7:24 AM, Ronald Wiplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a system with php4 and mysql 4.x I had these lines:
require(../db-config); // includes $dbhost, $buname, $dbpass
$db = mysql_connect($dbhost, $dbuname, $dbpass);
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 7:55 AM, Aschwin Wesselius
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Eric Butera wrote:
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 7:24 AM, Ronald Wiplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On a system with php4 and mysql 4.x I had these lines:
require(../db-config); // includes $dbhost, $buname, $dbpass
Eric Butera wrote:
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 7:55 AM, Aschwin Wesselius
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Probably the mysql extension is not found or not loaded (due to not being
compiled with the right path or the default path in PHP is not the right
one). Happened to me a couple of times.
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On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 8:32 AM, Aschwin Wesselius
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Oh my. I'm so sorry. You're absolutely right. I mixed these two. I'm a
bit side-tracked today.
Thanks for pointing that out.
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On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 7:24 AM, Ronald Wiplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try this:
$result = mysql_query($sql,$db) or die(mysql_error());
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On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 5:47 PM, Ronald Wiplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 1:51 AM, Daniel Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try this:
$result = mysql_query($sql,$db) or die(mysql_error());
until i started using the techniques for avoiding sql injection, i
have been using a normal insert and select sql query which worked
fine.
i have a registration page where a user enters their username and if
this already exists i display a message by executing a select query
and if the username
the select query is
$selectqueryusername = sprintf(Select username from individuals where
username='%s', mysql_real_escape_string($username));
The syntax is fine.
$result = mysql_query($selectqueryusername);
if (!$result) {
echo Error! *** . mysql_error();
}
also for insert query if
until i started using the techniques for avoiding sql injection, i have been
using a normal insert and select sql query which worked fine.
i have a registration page where a user enters their username and if this
already exists i display a message by executing a select query and if the
username
Try this one
$sSQL = sprintf(SELECT username FROM individuals WHERE
username='%s', mysql_real_escape_string($username));
$query = mysql_query($sSQL);
if($query !== false)
{
// do something
}
2008/5/18 Sudhakar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
until i started using the techniques for avoiding sql injection, i
Hello again;
In my frustration and laziness (tired of probing around to solve syntax
errors that are not obvious)
I have encountered the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in
path removed groups_proc.php on line 585
The two lines immediately
Hello again;
(Blush);
I was looking at the wrong line. Somehow the line numbers changed on me
and the error was actually at a suspect line that I had changed. But the
file that was giving the error was a file that was not updated.
Now it works,
I was trying to do $list_length -1 in the middle of
Can I put post values directly into insert statements?
$query = INSERT INTO categories (category_name) VALUES
('$_POST['cat_name']);
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Ross wrote:
Can I put post values directly into insert statements?
$query = INSERT INTO categories (category_name) VALUES
('$_POST['cat_name']);
Yes you can, but it is not secure to do that!
use (insecure):
$query = INSERT INTO categories (category_name) VALUES
Ross wrote:
Can I put post values directly into insert statements?
$query = INSERT INTO categories (category_name) VALUES
('$_POST['cat_name']);
Yes, although this is not recommended.
What is someone puts a single quote in there? Or some other bad
characters
otherwise... 2
At 3:59 PM +0100 3/26/07, Ross wrote:
Can I put post values directly into insert statements?
$query = INSERT INTO categories (category_name) VALUES
('$_POST['cat_name']);
Open to sql injection.
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On Mon, March 26, 2007 9:59 am, Ross wrote:
Can I put post values directly into insert statements?
$query = INSERT INTO categories (category_name) VALUES
('$_POST['cat_name']);
Sure!
If you want your webserver to get hacked by the Bad Guys, just go
right ahead and do that.
[that was
Escape it, use either htmlentities (with ENT_QUOTES) or addslashes.
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On Mon, March 26, 2007 9:59 am, Ross wrote:
Can I put post values directly into insert statements?
$query =
Can someone help me figure out why I can't run this on MySQL. I get a
syntax error.
list($qh,$num) = dbQuery(SELECT password AS passwd1,
$DATABASE_PASSWORD_FUNCTION('$password') AS passwd2 .
FROM $USER_TABLE WHERE username='$username');
$data = dbResult($qh);
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JD wrote:
Can someone help me figure out why I can't run this on MySQL. I get a
syntax error.
list($qh,$num) = dbQuery(SELECT password AS passwd1,
$DATABASE_PASSWORD_FUNCTION('$password') AS passwd2 .
FROM $USER_TABLE WHERE username='$username');
$data = dbResult($qh);
You've already
bruce wrote:
chris...
sure there is.. alot of people don't subscribe to other lists. if you're one
who does, simply ignore his post.
And if the poster looked at either of the responses he received and
replied to the questions asked, then he'd get a much better response.
Older version of MySQL does not support subselects.
On Sun, August 20, 2006 5:18 am, Bigmark wrote:
Can anyone tell me why this works on my localhost but gets an error on
my
server:
?php
$sql = SELECT COUNT(*) FROM leaderboard WHERE points =( SELECT
points FROM
leaderboard WHERE
Can anyone tell me why this works on my localhost but gets an error on my
server:
?php
$sql = SELECT COUNT(*) FROM leaderboard WHERE points =( SELECT points FROM
leaderboard WHERE username= '$username' );
$result = mysql_query( $sql ) or die ( mysql_error() );
$rank = mysql_result( $result, 0 );
On Sun, 2006-08-20 at 18:18 +0800, Bigmark wrote:
Can anyone tell me why this works on my localhost but gets an error on my
server:
Try quote your identifiers.
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM `leaderboard` WHERE `points` =( SELECT `points`
FROM
`leaderboard` WHERE `username` = '$username' );
--Paul
On 8/20/06, Bigmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me why this works on my localhost but gets an error on my
server:
?php
$sql = SELECT COUNT(*) FROM leaderboard WHERE points =( SELECT points FROM
leaderboard WHERE username= '$username' );
$result = mysql_query( $sql ) or die (
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Subject: [PHP] syntax error help
Can anyone tell me why this works on my localhost but gets an error on my
server:
?php
$sql = SELECT COUNT(*) FROM leaderboard WHERE points =( SELECT points FROM
leaderboard WHERE username= '$username' );
$result = mysql_query( $sql ) or die
Hello,
since I include source sniplets into some of my webpages I like
this syntax highlighting for php scripts... because it make
scripts more readable.
My question is: Does such thing exist for Shell scripts and C?
(It would be realy nice)
Thanks
Michelle Konzack
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Michelle Konzack wrote:
Hello,
since I include source sniplets into some of my webpages I like
this syntax highlighting for php scripts... because it make
scripts more readable.
My question is: Does such thing exist for Shell scripts and C?
pastebin.com has it and the code is GPL'ed so
Check out Geshi
http://qbnz.com/highlighter/
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From: Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Michelle Konzack
Cc: PHP - General
Subject: Re: [PHP] syntax highlighting for Shell scripts and C?
Michelle Konzack wrote:
Hello
What is the correct syntax for calling methods from other classes
into your own class ?
Example:
Calling the ADODB class with:
$this-conn=ADONewConnection('mysql');
This works:
$rs= $this-conn-GetAll(SELECT title FROM content WHERE page_id= ?,
$id);
This fails:
while
This works:
$rs= $this-conn-GetAll(SELECT title FROM content WHERE
page_id= ?,
$id);
You can't iterate through an array like you are trying to do. Using the
GetAll() function returns an array, you have to use the Execute()
function to be able to iterate through $rs like you are trying to
thanks :)
that helps
g
On May 24, 2006, at 3:19 PM, Brady Mitchell wrote:
This works:
$rs= $this-conn-GetAll(SELECT title FROM content WHERE
page_id= ?,
$id);
You can't iterate through an array like you are trying to do.
Using the
GetAll() function returns an array, you have to use the
Does anybody have a rational explanation for what purpose in life the
following syntax is considered acceptable?
?php
$query = UPDATE whatever SET x = 1;
$query;
?
Note that the line with just $query; on it doesn't, like, do anything.
I suppose in a Zen-like sort of way, it exists and all,
2006/5/2, Richard Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Does anybody have a rational explanation for what purpose in life the
following syntax is considered acceptable?
?php
$query = UPDATE whatever SET x = 1;
$query;
?
Note that the line with just $query; on it doesn't, like, do anything.
I suppose
Hmmm. The only time I ever use anything remotely like that is in a loop or
other code are where I don't want anything to happen ie
for ($foo=0;$foo=10;$foo++) {
On 02/05/06, Martin Alterisio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2006/5/2, Richard Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Does anybody have a rational
Bing Du wrote:
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
How should PHP syntax be checked before execution? Anything similar
to what option -c does in Perl?
% perl -c test.pl
[/snip]
from the command line
/usr/local/bin/php -i myScript.php
[/snip]
Ooops, sorry, should be an ell l
/usr/local/bin/php
[snip]
Even with error_reporting set to E_ALL in php.ini, I still get 'Errors
parsing file.php' using the php command with the -l option. Anyway to
see more than that?
[/snip]
Here are some command line options http://us2.php.net/features.commandline
You could run it in a browser to get line
it in a browser to get line numbers and more precise error
messages
Just found out this web based PHP syntax checking tool
http://www.meandeviation.com/tutorials/learnphp/php-syntax-check/, it
helped me find the problem. Pretty nice.
Bing
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[snip]
Just found out this web based PHP syntax checking tool
http://www.meandeviation.com/tutorials/learnphp/php-syntax-check/, it
helped me find the problem. Pretty nice.
[/snip]
Nice find. Tried it and it works pretty well.
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
Just found out this web based PHP syntax checking tool
http://www.meandeviation.com/tutorials/learnphp/php-syntax-check/, it
helped me find the problem. Pretty nice.
[/snip]
Nice find. Tried it and it works pretty well.
I get this when I try to check a php
Hi,
How should PHP syntax be checked before execution? Anything similar to
what option -c does in Perl?
% perl -c test.pl
Thanks,
Bing
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[snip]
How should PHP syntax be checked before execution? Anything similar to
what option -c does in Perl?
% perl -c test.pl
[/snip]
from the command line
/usr/local/bin/php -i myScript.php
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[snip]
How should PHP syntax be checked before execution? Anything similar to
what option -c does in Perl?
% perl -c test.pl
[/snip]
from the command line
/usr/local/bin/php -i myScript.php
[/snip]
Ooops, sorry, should be an ell l
/usr/local/bin/php -l myScript.php
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
How should PHP syntax be checked before execution? Anything similar to
what option -c does in Perl?
% perl -c test.pl
[/snip]
from the command line
/usr/local/bin/php -i myScript.php
[/snip]
Ooops, sorry, should be an ell l
/usr/local/bin/php -l myScript.php
I'm trying to expand my understanding of PHP by looking at some pre-
built code modules. I don't fully understand the syntax $site-Run
(); in the following code. Can someone offer a helpful explanation?
?php
//define(PB_CRYPT_LINKS , 1);
define(_LIBPATH,./lib/);
require_once _LIBPATH .
I'm trying to expand my understanding of PHP by looking at some pre-
built code modules. I don't fully understand the syntax $site-Run
(); in the following code. Can someone offer a helpful explanation?
?php
//define(PB_CRYPT_LINKS , 1);
define(_LIBPATH,./lib/);
require_once _LIBPATH .
Lowell Herbert wrote:
I'm trying to expand my understanding of PHP by looking at some pre-
built code modules. I don't fully understand the syntax $site-Run
(); in the following code. Can someone offer a helpful explanation?
?php
//define(PB_CRYPT_LINKS , 1);
define(_LIBPATH,./lib/);
On Sep 27, 2005, at 2:16 PM, Mikey wrote:
Lowell Herbert wrote:
I'm trying to expand my understanding of PHP by looking at some
pre- built code modules. I don't fully understand the syntax
$site-Run (); in the following code. Can someone offer a
helpful explanation?
?php
Lowell Herbert wrote:
Thanks for all the responses. I understand that $site is an instance
of the class CSite, and that Run() is a function in that class. I do
not understand what the operater - means, and what meaning the
result of the function Run() has to $site. Clarification
Lowell,
The - operator was taken from the pointer operator in C. It's used to
access a method or variable within an INSTANCE of an object, as opposed to
the :: operator, which is used to access a static method of a class. Note
the difference between a class and an object -- an object is an
On Sep 27, 2005, at 4:19 PM, Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
Lowell Herbert wrote:
Thanks for all the responses. I understand that $site is an
instance of the class CSite, and that Run() is a function in that
class. I do not understand what the operater - means, and
what meaning the
Hi
As a complement to the answers you have had here I wish to ammend the
following.
The Run in the example is a function, and because this function is inside a
Class object, it is called a method.
A class is a set of variables (properties) and functions (methods) that you
can create
I want to check if multiple fields are empty and want to find the best
shorthand way to do it. What are the rules with brackets in PHP.
if (empty ($fname){
//do something
}
if (empty ($sname){
//the same thing
}
if (empty ($address){
//do the same ting again
}
R.
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I want to check if multiple fields are empty and want to find the best
shorthand way to do it. What are the rules with brackets in PHP.
if (empty ($fname){
//do something
On Wed, August 24, 2005 6:10 pm, Jordan Miller wrote:
Is there a technical reason why PHP does not allow comparison
operator expressions like the following:
if (2 $x = 4) {}
2 $x = 4 is a valid expression already.
2 $x is evaluated first, and returns true/false
true/false is compared
Good to know about expression evaluation. Writing the expression(s)
like that (left-to-right and right-to-left) solves my dilemma... thanks!
Jordan
On Aug 25, 2005, at 2:44 AM, Richard Lynch wrote:
I personally would use:
((2 $x) ($x = 4))
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General question,
Is there a technical reason why PHP does not allow comparison
operator expressions like the following:
if (2 $x = 4) {}
I prefer this concise way as it is common for mathematics
expressions, and much easier to grasp physically on first glance.
From what I can tell,
Is there a technical reason why PHP does not allow comparison operator
expressions like the following:
if (2 $x = 4) {}
I prefer this concise way as it is common for mathematics expressions, and
much easier to grasp physically on first glance. From what I can tell, this
expression can
Hi
Is there a class or some code out there which enables you to print your
PHP code to a web page and make it appear with syntax highlighting?
As an example of what I am after, have a look here;
http://www.phpfreaks.com/phpmanual/page/function.ldap-add.html
Please note this is just an example
[snip]
Is there a class or some code out there which enables you to print your
PHP code to a web page and make it appear with syntax highlighting?
As an example of what I am after, have a look here;
http://www.phpfreaks.com/phpmanual/page/function.ldap-add.html
Please note this is just an
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Jim Moseby wrote:
I am trying to connect to a datbase:
mysql_select_db ('database')
or die (couldnt connect to databse)
What is wrong here?
This is the error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in file name on line 12
Thanks JM!
It was another one of my usual mistakes :P
Forgot the semicolon. I don't underestand why you have to put
in so many
semicolons... Hmm.. Is it a thing from C or something?
When I see that T_STRING error, missing semicolon is the first thing I look
for. I don't know the history
I am trying to connect to a datbase:
mysql_select_db ('database')
or die (couldnt connect to databse)
What is wrong here?
This is the error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in file name on line 12
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I am trying to connect to a datbase:
mysql_select_db ('database')
or die (couldnt connect to databse)
What is wrong here?
This is the error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in file name on line 12
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To
George B wrote:
I am trying to connect to a datbase:
mysql_select_db ('database')
or die (couldnt connect to databse)
What is wrong here?
This is the error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in file name on line 12
Are either one of those lines, line 12?
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Jim Moseby wrote:
I am trying to connect to a datbase:
mysql_select_db ('database')
or die (couldnt connect to databse)
What is wrong here?
This is the error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in file name on line 12
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To
and for the automatic highlighting of .phps files.
For your console needs, you would need to find an editor that supports
PHP highlighting. Almost all unix based editors do. For example, vim
does PHP syntax highlighting, as I'm sure Emacs has a mode that does
this too (I don't use emacs
Hi all,
I am trying to apply syntax coloring to my source code
as I type it in unix shell. I work on a mac machine.
How do I achieve this.
In the php.ini file I see these following lines
commented out.
; Colors for Syntax Highlighting mode. Anything
that's acceptable in
; font color=??
Can anyone explain why this is happening.
I am using the following code For giving code examples on my website
with syntax highlighting
$text = 'lt;?php \$my_code = echo 'text text text text'; \$foo = 'bar';; example_function(\$my_code); ?gt';
$body = preg_replace('/lt;(.*?)gt;/es',
Tom Whitbread wrote:
Can anyone explain why this is happening.
I am using the following code For giving code examples on my website
with syntax highlighting
$text = 'lt;?php \$my_code = echo 'text text text text'; \$foo =
'bar';; example_function(\$my_code); ?gt';
This is not a valid PHP
M. Sokolewicz wrote:
Now, the problem with such a solution is the following. Imagine you
have the following keywords:
include
require
in
of
typof
now, when you replace include with span
class=highlightedinclude/span, it'll go on, and also replace all
instances of in, so you'll end up with
Hi all,
Just to let everyone know - I've reported this as a bug.
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=30716
Fingers crossed :)
Yours Sincerely
Jake Press
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You've just hijacked this thread.
Please start a new message instead of replying to a message and
changing the subject to talk about something else.
Curt
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Oops, sorry :(
I accidentally hi-jacked another thread.
Here are the relevant posts for anyone thats reading:
- http://news.php.net/php.general/201395
- http://news.php.net/php.general/201403
- http://news.php.net/php.general/201405
- http://news.php.net/php.general/201410
-
* Thus wrote Jake Press:
Oops, sorry :(
I accidentally hi-jacked another thread.
Thanks for taking notice :)
Here are the relevant posts for anyone thats reading:
- http://news.php.net/php.general/201395
- http://news.php.net/php.general/201403
- http://news.php.net/php.general/201405
Hello All,
I am having an interesting syntax problem. :(
I have been battling this little bugger for the last week and a half, I
have exhausted google and numerous php channels in that time.
I am starting to beleive it could be a syntax that is sofar
un-documented or an unclear syntax
Could any of you privide some leads in regard to highlighting syntax of
an odd language? I have a large amount of snippits of legacy code from
our company's primary application. The code used is BBx (a variant of
Basic).
I'm attempting to show this code on a web page, but with highlighting of
Aaron,
why don't you use a very simle sintax like this one:
$code = 'function what() { do oddname; %oddsyntax }';
function highlight_code($code)
{
$oddsyntax = array('oddsyntax','oddsyntax2','oddsyntax3');
for($i = 0; $i = count($oddsyntax)-1; $i++)
{
$highlighted_code =
Bruno B B Magalhães wrote:
$code = 'function what() { do oddname; %oddsyntax }';
function highlight_code($code)
{
$oddsyntax = array('oddsyntax','oddsyntax2','oddsyntax3');
for($i = 0; $i = count($oddsyntax)-1; $i++)
{
$highlighted_code = eregi_replace($oddsyntax[$i],'spam
Aaron Gould wrote:
Bruno B B Magalhães wrote:
$code = 'function what() { do oddname; %oddsyntax }';
function highlight_code($code)
{
$oddsyntax = array('oddsyntax','oddsyntax2','oddsyntax3');
for($i = 0; $i = count($oddsyntax)-1; $i++)
{
$highlighted_code =
Hi,
I just started with PHP. (I used to work on ASP a lot)
What does the syntax .= do?
i see a line of code that says
$Msg .= Test is complete
I'm thinking it means concatenate $Msg with Test is complete and then
store the new string into $Msg
Am I right?
Thanks.
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[snip]
$Msg .= Test is complete
I'm thinking it means concatenate $Msg with Test is complete and then
store the new string into $Msg
Am I right?
[/snip]
Yes. You might see $Msg = (no concatenator) somewhere above it in the
code...we code long SQL statements and things like e-mail bodies using
$Msg .= Test is complete
I'm thinking it means concatenate $Msg with Test is complete and then
store the new string into $Msg
Am I right?
you are correct, same as:
$Msg = $Msg.Test is complete
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Victor C. wrote:
Hi,
I just started with PHP. (I used to work on ASP a lot)
What does the syntax .= do?
i see a line of code that says
$Msg .= Test is complete
I'm thinking it means concatenate $Msg with Test is complete and then
store the new string into $Msg
Am I right?
Thanks.
It does
I've forgotten how to assign something like this...
$someStr = EOF
bunch of raw non-echo'd html
EOF;
But can't seem to get the right syntax. Tried looking in the manual, but
don't even know what I'm looking for!
TIA,
Steve
I've forgotten how to assign something like this...
$someStr = EOF
bunch of raw non-echo'd html
EOF;
But can't seem to get the right syntax. Tried looking in the
manual, but
don't even know what I'm looking for!
You're looking for a heredoc.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've forgotten how to assign something like this...
$someStr = EOF
bunch of raw non-echo'd html
EOF;
But can't seem to get the right syntax. Tried looking in the manual, but
don't even know what
On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 13:20:24 -0400, Steve Douville [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've forgotten how to assign something like this...
$someStr = EOF
bunch of raw non-echo'd html
EOF;
But can't seem to get the right syntax. Tried looking in the manual, but
don't even know what I'm
Hi All
Following is the INSERT statement I am executing,
snip
INSERT INTO customer (email, password, handle, fname, lname, company,
tax_id, addr1, addr2, city, state, zipcode, country, dayphone, evephone,
fax, paymethod, cardname, cardnum, expmonth,expyear ,ship_addr1,
ship_addr2,ship_city
* Thus wrote AgfTech Lists ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi All
Following is the INSERT statement I am executing,
snip
INSERT INTO customer (email, password, handle, fname, lname, company,
tax_id, addr1, addr2, city, state, zipcode, country, dayphone, evephone,
fax, paymethod, cardname,
This answers it all: http://sk.php.net/addslashes#28429
AgfTech Lists wrote:
Hi All
Following is the INSERT statement I am executing,
snip
INSERT INTO customer (email, password, handle, fname, lname, company,
tax_id, addr1, addr2, city, state, zipcode, country, dayphone, evephone,
fax,
Got it from there!
Thanks!
Regards
Aman
On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 18:27, Marek Kilimajer wrote:
This answers it all: http://sk.php.net/addslashes#28429
AgfTech Lists wrote:
Hi All
Following is the INSERT statement I am executing,
snip
INSERT INTO customer (email, password,
Hi all
I am having problems printing members of an array that has two
dimensions and am wondering if someone can help me with the syntax
required to do this.
If i have the follwing code:
?php
$test=array('test1'='a','test2'='b');
print $test[test1];
?
I get 'a' echoed to the screen as
Just found the answer so please disregard this.
Cheers
Bob
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Hi,
Tuesday, March 23, 2004, 8:03:05 PM, you wrote:
BP Hi all
BP I am having problems printing members of an array that has two
BP dimensions and am wondering if someone can help me with the syntax
BP required to do this.
BP If i have the follwing code:
BP ?php
BP
Thanks John,
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PETCOL wrote:
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This line is whats causing me all the greif:
echo option
value=$_POST[Country];selected\n$_POST[Country];/option\n;
Parse error: parse error, expecting `','' or `';''
Hi all
I have a problem that is probably just a lack of php
syntax knowledge on my part and hopefully someone can
help me out.
I have an array and i want to query a database for
each value in that array. I then want to store that
result as a new variable called $array[value]total.
see code
Hello bob,
Friday, February 13, 2004, 12:10:06 PM, you wrote:
bp $array=array(Flyer,Email,Phone);
bp $array_len=count($array);
bp for($i=0;$i$array_len;$i++){
bp $query=select count(score) from test_table
bp where source = '$array[$i]';
bp $result=mssql_query($query,$numero);
bp
Hi People,
PHP Newbie here again. trying to get HTML and PHP to work together really
stumps me at times, I'm trying to output a selection from a form as so:
option value=ArubaAruba/option
?php
if (isset($_POST[Country])) {
echo option
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