Hi all,
We really seem to have a problem:
We have an old server running PHP4 and a Solid database 3.0.
That combination still works fine after so many years. Unfortunately the
hardware it's running on starts to let us down. On quite short notice we need
to have a stable solution.
We hired som
utput the next JavaScript:
window.parent.frame_2.location.reload(true);
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had this 'problem' to a few days ago. I know it wasn't anything
serious. I'm gonna look and try to find out what it was again.
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a bit more readable, like this:
SELECT DISTINCT S.sportID
FROM$table_sport S,
$table_users U
WHERE U.usrname = '$admin_username'
AND U.usrPswd = password($admin_password)
AND S.usrName = U.usrname
AND S.usrPswd = U.usrPswd;
This way you don't have those va
ou want one
query in which you use e.g. integers and strings (varchars); yes
that is possible in one query.
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>user in form in TOP frame to BOTTOM frame, and in addition BUTTON2 can't have effect
>on TOP frame.
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> Please, if you have some sugesstion, help me
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> Bartek Pawlik
> Poland
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This is not a thing for PHP. You should use JavaScript for this.
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to do (or what _not_ to do)?
I don't realy see the problem here. What's the big diff if odbc_exec
tells you it went wrong or that odbc_result tells you it went
wrong???
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you
can redirect right a way. And... I heard/read in the HTML-newsgroup
(quite some time ago...) that not all browsers support the refresh
meta-tag.
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/PHP-page you want to show,
and then put the update statement at the beginning. Something like the
following pseudo:
# Result page
-> Update table
->
--> html-content
->
This doesn't make much of a difference with including the HTML-part
though. It's just what you like mor
it only gets more complex tracking the flow
of the site. And that while include() offers no advantages.
[ I.m.o. ]
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also get his password, using $HTTP_SERVER_VARS{"PHP_AUTH_PW"}.
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Fo
a update routine. After the
> UPDATE is done, I want the code to call another progam.
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> Thank you.
>
> Jim
Yep... the header-function should work. There's only one nasty
restriction... You can only use the header-function BEFORE ANY OTHER
OUTPUT HAS BEEN GENERATED.
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Here's the mail I sent yesterday right after your question. I sent
it to the general PHP list (you posted it there). But obviously your
never read that list. Don't post any questions there then. There are
people putting time in answering your questions, so you have to make
sure they don't do this
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