Guys, I am fairly new to PHP. Here are a few questions, if anybody can
answer it will help me get started. Thanks
I am trying to build a website and I would like to do the following in
my scripts
1. I want to return response to the browser and AFTERWARDS make a log
entry in to a database.
Documented research indicates that on Sun, 29 Aug 2004 21:00:06 +, Paul
Waring wrote about Re: [PHP] newbie questions:
The constructor for Content accepts an
object ... why is $db used instead of $db?
$variable means to pass the variable by reference (as opposed to
passing by value, which
Greetings php-general,
I'm just starting out with php ... judging from the posts I've been
reading on this list I'm thinking this question is so basic it might
almost be pathetic! I'm assuming the answers are in the php manual,
but I have not found the correct pages ... any pointers to manual
The constructor for Content accepts an
object ... why is $db used instead of $db?
$variable means to pass the variable by reference (as opposed to
passing by value, which is the default). Instead of making a copy of
the variable, you are telling $this-db to point to the same point in
memory as
Hello Torsten,
Thanks for the answers ... it's all becoming clearer.
Sunday, August 29, 2004, 3:08:01 PM, you wrote:
TR Hi Kevin,
TR with PHP4 $db means the value is passed by reference. Otherwise a copy of
TR $db would be passed to the method. See here:
TR http://de2.php.net/references
TR
Hey Everyone,
I have a couple of questions I'd like to ask:
1.) Are there built in libraries to connect to DB2?
Nothings clear from the documentation I've read. I see
that there's libraries for Oracle, Informix, MySQL.
2.) If there is a DB2 library(support or whatever its
called, someone
On Thursday 12 February 2004 01:03, James Marcinek wrote:
I have a couple of questions I'd like to ask:
1.) Are there built in libraries to connect to DB2?
Nothings clear from the documentation I've read. I see
that there's libraries for Oracle, Informix, MySQL.
Apparently so, ask google.
Jason Wong wrote:
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Anything else anyone could tell me would be great!
Depends on what you want to know. Almost every problem that you will come
across will be covered in:
- the php manual
- the list archives
- google
Don't forget about Mr. Holmes. I betcha he's got php scribbled all
Could someone point me to a VERY good doc for learning PHP for a
NEWBIE!!! Something I can understand from the beginning to the end. YES
I am willing to put my time into learning and reading docs as long as
they are clear and made for what they say they are made for. I wont
waste my time with
Have a look on devshed.com
Bryan Cassidy wrote:
Could someone point me to a VERY good doc for learning PHP for a
NEWBIE!!! Something I can understand from the beginning to the end. YES
I am willing to put my time into learning and reading docs as long as
they are clear and made for what they say
Cassidy
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Newbie Questions
Have a look on devshed.com
Bryan Cassidy wrote:
Could someone point me to a VERY good doc for learning PHP for a
NEWBIE!!! Something I can understand from the beginning to the end. YES
I am willing to put my time into learning
Bryan --
[BTW, I could not find your key on us.php.net or eu.php.net; is it on a
keyserver?]
...and then Bryan Cassidy said...
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% Could someone point me to a VERY good doc for learning PHP for a
% NEWBIE!!! Something I can understand from the beginning to the end. YES
Do you have any
I just know some very basic html. lol. ya i know i know. I just havent
had time to set down and learn the things I want to learn until now.
On Tue, 21 Jan 2003 11:00:29 -0500
David T-G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bryan --
[BTW, I could not find your key on us.php.net or eu.php.net; is it on
a
Also checkout
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On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Neil Freeman wrote:
Have a look on devshed.com
Bryan Cassidy wrote:
1) To echo the variables name instead of it's value, surround it instead by single
quotes, not double.
echo '$var' OUTPUTS $var
echo $var OUTPUTS the contents of $var
2) Checkout the func_get_args() function.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.func-get-args.php
HTH!
Martin
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