Re: converting text to hypertext

Hi Rick! You could also do something like the following (I'm assuming that the http://www part isn't in $field already. . .). = print ""; foreach ($row as $field) { print "http://www.$field/";>http://www.$field"; } print ""; = Cheers! -warre

Re: tracing ips (whois site)

Hi! I forgot to mention whois: http://resellers.tucows.com/opensrs/whois/ This one seems to be pretty decent. Just type the domain name and see the registration info. Cheers! -warren filter: queries, mysql, bigint - Original Message - From: "Alex Behrens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "M

Re: tracing ips

Hi! Go to http://cello.cs.uiuc.edu/cgi-bin/ip2ll for the always entertaining "Host name to Latitude/Longitude". (Likely not of any interest is http://cello.cs.uiuc.edu/cgi-bin/slamm/ip2name which is just an "IP Address to Hostname and Vice Versa") Have fun! Cheers! -warren filter: mysql, quer

Re: Multiple SQL files

roject! Cheers! -warren filter: queries, mysql, bigint - Original Message - From: "Frank Peavy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "wcb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "MySQL" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 12:00 PM Subject: Re: M

Re: Second thought

Hi! A second thought is you could issue an SQL command from phpMyAdmin's command window such as Load Data or Load Data Infile (if you have the privs to do so). Cheers! -warren - Original Message - From: "Frank Peavy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> S

Re: Multiple SQL files

Hi! I have php files and perl files that create multiple databases and move data around as needed. . . is this what you mean? You could have many such files if you wanted (as you mention below) but it would seem easier to set up some sort of program flow so that under different conditions differ

second response to Larry Brown's second post for general perusal andcomment

Hi! (for filter: Mysql queries query longint) Oh no, the people who log in cannot modify scripts. That would be suicide. . . They log via something I made that maintains an md5 hash (quite a long one) which is their "log-in flag" maintained via a cookie while they are logged in. It also requi

Re: response to Larry Brown copied for general info. . .

Hi! (MySql, sql, queries for filter) I may be misunderstanding some things. Here is what I am thinking and doing. I believe that people can find out my id and password because I use scripts to permit people to enter information or delete information. I have a little housing registry and also a

Re: Hiding the password

It isn't at all difficult to grasp. Please carefully (and exercising a certain amount of patience) read my post and the previous post upon which my post was based. We are acknowledging that EVERYONE can find out your id and password. The question reformulated is: "Given that one's MySql environ

Re: Hiding the password

Hi! Perhaps gurus can comment on what I'm suggesting here - if the database is set up so that only "localhost" can access it, then you can use a php or PERL script to allow people from elsewhere to cruise in and make queries as your script allows. As long as your script is set up to be secure (fo

Re: How long is my piece of string?

Hi! I was interested in the answer to this person's question, too! The following response: > You need indexes as soon as (or rather just before) they provide a > performance difference. > > Alan seems to lack detail in answering the question, which might be phrased "when might indices start mak

Re: A Query problem

Hi! I have an enigma that I just can't seem to resolve. == What is Hoped For: I have 3 variables (called F1, F2 and F3) which will contain either an integers (a pointer to a "feeback" item in another table, actually) and a database of questions, each having an F1, F2 and F3, any o