Here is what I am doing:
I am reading in the contents of a text file that contains variables
whose properties I want to output. So, as was suggested on the list I
used the following:
eval(\$rest = \.addslashes($pre_rest).\;);
This works quite well, with one problem: if I use a contraction, like
Here is what I am doing:
I am reading in the contents of a text file that contains variables
whose properties I want to output. So, as was suggested on the list I
used the following:
eval(\$rest = \.addslashes($pre_rest).\;);
This works quite well, with one problem: if I use a contraction, like
Hello,
I'm running a script that inserts a form's contents into a MySQL table. However, when
I insert the contents, I get an error telling me this:
Unknown column 'employee' in 'field list'
I can't find the problem. I have a field in my table called employee but I guess it
doesn't see it.
Print your SQL to the screen and verify it's value is what you think it
is. Make sure it's accessing the right table.
---John Holmes...
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I got the spelling and everything right...
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Print your SQL
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I got the spelling and everything right...
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Hi,
I'm trying to track down an odd problem in a script I'm writing, the
purpose of which is below:
The script takes data of a subject and a body for an e-mail from an HTML
form, and sends this out to a list of recipients stored in a datafile
parsed by the PHP. The size of the e-mails can
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