I think the default is to insert the current timestamp on creation of
new row and not change that value even if row is updated... ?
I remember I had some fun with phpMyAdmin trying to figure out how they
had this set up.
-- Kristina
If I remember correctly, it will update the first timestamp r
I think the default is to insert the current timestamp on creation of
new row and not change that value even if row is updated... ?
I remember I had some fun with phpMyAdmin trying to figure out how they
had this set up.
-- Kristina
> > `edi_updated` timestamp NOT NULL default CURRENT_TIMESTAM
`edi_updated` timestamp NOT NULL default CURRENT_TIMESTAMP on update
CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
Shouldn't it auto update by default?
alter table modify edi_updated timestamp NOT NULL;
Wouldn't that auto update it anyway?
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On Tuesday 01 Jul 2008 19:35:47 chad qian wrote:
> Thanks for everyone answer my question!
>
> One further question:
> if
> url=galleryform.php?$cartStr='cart[0]=val1&cart[1]=val2';
>
> then
> On gallery.php page:
> $totalcart=$_GET['cartStr']
> for($x=0;$x<$totalcart[].length;$x++)
> {echo $tot
On Tuesday 01 Jul 2008 19:48:27 Kristina Anderson wrote:
> url would have to be 'galleryform.php?cart[0]=val1&cart[1]=val2'
> (i'm not sure if you can use brackets [] in a URL either)
>
> or something of that nature. remember, a querystring has to consist
> of key=value pairs (or it can be just on
Hi there.
I exported this create table statement from an existing table of
mine. I was just wondering if someone would enlighten me as to why my
"edi_updated" timestamp column is not auto-updating when a record is
updated?
Cheers,
Marc
CREATE TABLE `editions` (
`edi_id` int(10) unsi
url would have to be 'galleryform.php?cart[0]=val1&cart[1]=val2'
(i'm not sure if you can use brackets [] in a URL either)
or something of that nature. remember, a querystring has to consist
of key=value pairs (or it can be just one value if a single
parameter)...and it will automatically BE a
Thanks for everyone answer my question!
One further question:
if
url=galleryform.php?$cartStr='cart[0]=val1&cart[1]=val2';
then
On gallery.php page:
Is gallery.php coding is correct?I want to output array.
Thanks again!
> Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2008 06:24:17 -0400> To: talk@lists.nyphp.org> F
At 12:13 AM 7/1/2008, Anirudh Zala wrote:
On Tuesday 01 Jul 2008 03:09:48 Tim Lieberman wrote:
> Passing arrays in a query string is the wrong way to do it. Too many
> things can go wrong.
True. It is not proper way. But if you still want to pass such data using GET
method then you can build Qu
