call my
function when I press my button.
What value is it returning 5, or 10?
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, you can't call a PHP
function directly from a web page after the user has received it, since all
of the processing has already been done.
Of course, I think in my case the expresion is 'barking up the wrong
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. No data
to this
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($another_result) or die(You lose. No data
You'll be on the right track.
This leads me to believe that I can't run two instances of mysql_query()
or perhaps mysql_fetch_array().
No, of course you can.
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is a resource indicator (container for
results) so if you re-assign it (put another value into it) it becomes
useless as your while statement depends on it.
Happy to help :)
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and there values dynamically...
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the manual under variables.
HTH
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marker1, marker2
etc) you could use a loop.
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the context of the problem and let's
see if we can come up with an alternative.
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procedure to mix the above 3 languages on a
single page or is it possible to only use 1...i.e PHP?
Well, how would you propose you displayed your pages without HTML/XHTML?
It is normal, but not advisable to mix the three. You might enjoy this
page http://www.explodingnet.com/articles/latest/7/
HTH
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for articles relating to this
topick. (I seem to remember there being a couple on one or both of those
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the variable is not known on the remote server?
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Are you absolutely certain that the var is being set properly?
Try printing it to the screen just before you call the script.
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there that you'd find usefull. (if not there is *definately* one
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certain that PHP won't be the best tool for the job.
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Hehe, yeah, lets see the code!
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can you be a little more detailed?
I can tell however that PHP is *not* a substitute for HTML. If you want
something like the a tag then *use* the a tag.
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in a package.
You'll have to check the manual but I'm pretty sure there's a
func_exist() function that should do the trick.
I checked the manual myself but they must have changed the way it works
as I couldn't find a damn thing!
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this trick using other ways of writing
it.
I'm not sure of the syntax but you need to be looking ar variable
variables, there's a whole section on it in the manual.
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[somename_$var];
echo ...the continuation of the html code;
Shouldn't that be
print($row[somename_$var]);
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with a swimming pool and several
million $'s but I'm not likely to get that here either.
And the 'small plastic trumpet' award for ridiculous postings goes
to... Prachait Saxena!
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in a free
software project?
Hadn't even occured to me, but I suspect this is not the case.
Have a good evening.
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reloading the page...
Show/hide layers I can figure out myself... I dont want to have X hidden
layers with X times 10 checkboxes within each of them.
Well, you won't do that with PHP
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* On 17-01-02 at 11:46
* Sandeep Murphy said
hi,
can i convert a string to an array?? if so how shud the syntax read??
Thnx,
sands
Check out explode()
www.php.net/manual/en/function.explode.php
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is deprecated - using {} is the new way
- but I'm a creature of habit...
Or that!
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Thanks,
Morten
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, but a fella on this list told me [] had been deprecated in
favour of {} Maybe that has something to do with it?
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$this is just an ordinary var as it not being used with
the pointer thingy (-)
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like 'my html page shows the php code' and were
just a little less tolerant.
Feel free to fry me.
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of them.
Occasionally I just 'dont get it' and that's what a *valuable* list is
about.
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not easy*
comments to good sources such as the FM! we might all benifit a little?
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Subject: Re: [PHP] RTFM
Hi
Maybe this list should be split - kindof into a php-newbies and a
php-advanced ?
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On Friday 18 Jan 2002 9:39 pm, Richard Crawford wrote
.
I'm not suggesting anyone be unfriendly to newbies, we were all there
once and some of us (like me) *still* make newbies mistakes :)
I suspect that those are the same reasons why new php users subscribe to
the list or follow the news group for a while.
On Fri, 18 Jan 2002, Nick Wilson wrote
were all there once
(and still am somtimes) and I was told to RTFM on more than one occasion :) Best
advice I was ever given!
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. Why not post the code in question?
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of your includes is
trying to post data of some kind?
Try taking all the session stuff out and seeing if it still produces the
error and let us know what happens?
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with IE and
not NS. Are any of your includes posting data?
Have you thought about testing on a real server? There are some nice
setups from Nusphere and PHPTriad that will set up Apache, PHP and MySQL
for you. The links are somewhere in this article
www.explodingnet.com/articles/latest/7
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right though and
there is just something we are missing :)
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it helps people decide what they would like to read :)
Good luck!
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because the value for the action is written.
this one works:
form name=form1 method=post action=page.php
I hope this help for those who are trying to use Netscape.
Excellent news!
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* On 19-01-02 at 18:46
* Brian Clark said
* Nick Wilson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [Jan 19. 2002 06:05]:
[...]
Me too, many people who responded to my original post seem to think
that *i think* all newbie questions that would not have been
of templates is to seperate code from presentation and
content. Your template should only contain html/js, and your code should
be in the script that calls the template. Why not databases? That way
you achieve a proper 3 tier structure that's easy to maintain.
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the solution for this?
Not saying I can help but a little code snippet would give me a fighting
chance ;)
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but if it's not so many then
that is another.
Presuming your id's are the keys to the database then perhaps you could
re-name the image to include that key? (I have no idea off hand how to
do this but I'm sure it's relatively simple)
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() in the manuall.
www.php.net
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is clicked it shows the full story with imagedoes that make
any sense?
Well, the way I've done it is to make the image URL a field in the story
database. Very simple and effective. (have scarf+coat on back in ½hr)
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to find anything that does the same
kind of thing. I'll take anything, a module or library that does it, or
even some other application that does the same thing that I can look at.
I think Zend do something that you should look at.
www.zend.com (I think it's called 'Zend Cache')
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you run it?
Is it printing Didn't work or giving some other error?
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* Jeff Bearer said
On Mon, 2002-01-21 at 10:30, Nick Wilson wrote:
I have a PHP content management application that I've developed. I'm
looking to add data caching to it so the database doesn't get pounded
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will call the first one
periodically (once an hour, e.g.)
I like that.
It sounds similar to the method I mentioned.
What about browser detection and appropriate css generation etc?
Wouldn't the output that's saved be a little *too* static?
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luck.
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?
Try
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www.zend.com
www.devshed.com
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directory is
index.xxx but it won't open the PHP file... Anyone tell me what i need to
change?... BTW, i added the extensions in the httpd.conf file. Any
ideas?!?! Please help.
This is a serious FAQ
Please check the FAQ on www.php.net
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handles the PHP session deletion).
When a user closes the browser (any browser) the session is ended. You
don't need to manually terminate it.
HTH
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that in to
account.
Have a look at the manual or whatever and if you find the answer please
let me know as it's a good point. I just think I've seen something about
it somewhere :)
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They're fundemental to learning PHP (well, almost)
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a class)
before?
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some good tutorials on phpbuilder.com
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Check out nl2br() in the manual for starters :)
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. Please help and explain.
You need to brush up on your html.
// page 1
form method=post action=page2.php
input type=text name=var
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//page 2
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print($var)
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Probably buggered it up now I've told you to brush up :=)
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nl2br(htmlentities($ch));
Neat!
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* and then Rudi Ahlers blurted
User Method=GET, and not METHOD=POST
I think maybe I missunderstood her mail!
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Whats the best way that I can let users upload single .jpeg and gif files, renaming
then with a time stamp?
RTFM
There's a *big* section on file uploads :=)
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* and then Philip J. Newman blurted
Nice, how rude, but nice.
Didn't really mean to be rude hence the concessional smiley at the end.
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* and then Eduardo Melo blurted
How can i call as URL from a PHP code ?
What do you mean by 'call'?
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Is that warning coming from one of your 'restored' files of one of the
others? That's usually a *path* and or *file name* probem.
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* and then Ben Sinclair blurted
Maybe there was a permissions problem?
Good point :-)
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, this ones okay :)
If your going to make a habbit of mailing lists I'm told 'TheBat' is a
*very* good mail client for 'doze.
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to lend a hand in those area's I'm
knowlegeable in. That's the beuty of it. It doesn't matter how good you
are there will always be areas that you are weak in, but on a list like
this you'll always find someone strong in the area you need help with.
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* and then Martin Towell blurted
[link snipped]
Don't click the above link.
or this one
http://www.areyouondrugsorwhat.com/
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* and then Nick Wilson blurted
nobody else seems bothered, I just wanted to agree with you on that
rather silly post you were commenting on not insult you.
My mistake, I thought this was a differnt thread :)
Same thing applies though I
/~fusion/
What does that function do?
What was he trying to achieve?
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my site but you can find a very good tutorial on www.sitepoint.com
you'll have to do a little searching as it was written quite a while
ago but it'll be well worth your while.
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* and then Andrew Hill blurted
Note,
This will not work with PHP as a CGI.
How come?
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won't it (i think I wrote my
example URL this way also!) as the index.php gets in the way. Hence the
use of a .htaccess to force php to treat a file called 'index' as a php
file. Like:
URL= http://you.com/index/cars/ferrari
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for.. =)
Check out $HTTP_USER_AGENT
It contains all you need.
There is a good tutorial on this at www.sitepoint,com (you'll have to
search) and all the other good sites have covered it.
eg,
www.phpbuilder.com
www.devshed.com
Have fun.
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;
$message .= line3\n;
but when the email is received not all the new lines r taken. Can anyone
help me. Also where can I get a list of all the special chars like \n
and what they meain.
I think you need to try \r\n (poss. other way round)
That should do it.
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statement to 'break' from the statement.
It replaces the need for complex and untidy 'if else' monsters.
tip
Try to keep your posts a little shorter
if only for the sake of the dialup users ;)
/tip
Cheers
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* and then Erik Price blurted
On Friday, January 25, 2002, at 04:24 PM, Nick Wilson wrote:
tip
Try to keep your posts a little shorter
if only for the sake of the dial-up users ;)
/tip
Do you suggest this tip whenever someone
with my messages. Perhaps there
is somthing wrong with 'Outhouse' on your machine :-)
but whose contributions are often much appreciated!
er Thanks, I think?
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and then in your template code.
$t-set_var(htmlOutput, $htmlOutput);
Hope that's what you mean
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* and then Philip J. Newman blurted
I have to exchage over 304 different names, codes, and dates ...
305? :-)
Doesn't sound like it would be a problem.
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be a better solution than Short_open_tag
Hmm... I had that problem too, the only I solved it was by using
templates. I know that may not help, sorry, just wanted to let you know
that it can be done. I'll follow this thread closely as *proper* XHTML
is a subject close to my heart :)
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* and then Michael Kimsal blurted
What are you asking for?
Yeah, a little detail please :)
I don't even wana click it unless I know why, but then I'm just
paranoid!
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* and then Jeff Sheltren blurted
Hi. Have you tried something like:
? echo(? xml version=\1.0\ ?\n); ?
*Good* idea, tell us if it works!
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achieve it ?
Pop them all into an array and use array_rand()
See manual for details.
HTH
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* and then Paul A. Procacci blurted
He meant push
Hehe, I didn't think of that. Actually I didn't mean push /or/ pop in
the array sense of the word, I meant *put* as in create!
I'll take more care in future :-)
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the term one
exists at all in the template.. any ideas on how to find this out?
No. Not AFAIK
What are the circumstances Kunal?
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At the beginning of page 1 test to see if the var is set,
If so just print the peoples names as if the query were run, if not
run the query.
I have no idea if that will help but I hope it provides a little
inspiration anyhow :-)
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* and then Edward van Bilderbeek - Bean IT blurted
Hi,
a possible solution is also to provide the backbutton href with the original
variable values...
I'm pretty sure he means the /browser/ back button though.
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might want to post your question on the MySQL list
or something similar.
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