$var_array = explode("#", "student#name#address#college#etc... #...#");
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Hi,
i have a variable which is multi valued seperated by # (say as) delimiter
like student#name#address#college#etc... #...#
i want to seperate it into an array with index $i
can anyone suggest a way to do so
TIA
-Sharmad
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there are no error message, the browser is suddenly stop (like no connection)
--- "Fred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Where is the error msg?
>
>Fred
>
>Nagasea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>> I always got this error message when I tried to dum
This is custom error messaging. Julie Meloni has published a good tutorial
on this, which you can find at http://www.thickbook.com. Have a look at that.
What you do is seek into your users table before creating an insert. Your
form, as its action, calls itself, so you are passing your variabl
You can use PHP to format the date:
http://php.he.net/manual/en/function.date.php
or use MySQL:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/D/a/Date_and_time_functions.html see DATE_FORMAT()
Fred
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Hi everybody!
My problem is:
I have a form to allow users in a website to register. My problem is that
when someone registers a name that is alredy taken, mysql returns a
'Duplicate entry 'username' for key 1.
I just want to show a message to user telling that the username is in use by
another
Where is the error msg?
Fred
Nagasea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I always got this error message when I tried to dump my structure and data
table to a file.
> I think it's because the file table size it BIG (almost 10mb).
> Is there anyway
Hi All,
Does anyone have a quick and easy trick to convert dates from a MySQL
database from English to French? I have a Calendar that uses PHP and
MySQLworks wonderfully in English...having trouble converting the
dates to a French format though.
Are there built-in MySQL or PHP functions that
I always got this error message when I tried to dump my structure and data table to a
file.
I think it's because the file table size it BIG (almost 10mb).
Is there anyway to dump that table to file without getting browser time out ?
Please help me here..
-Naga
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On Monday 17 December 2001 09:12, Joe Koenig wrote:
> I've been digging through the postgres docs and haven't found a way to
> use reg ex's in a query. Is there a simple way? Something similar to
> MySQL's RLIKE? I'm trying to select all records that start with a number
> [0-9]. Thanks,
>
> Joe
Ta
Russ -
That's exactly what I'm doing with this GIS application I'm working on (I may not
have understood your
original question?) Here's the general design (although it's all OOP so it's a little
less clearcut):
1) Table with "projects" in it - contains basemap, associated datatable(s), and
hi
Anyone here used PHP to connect to a IBM DB2 database? Of course, using
ODBC.
I am having difficulties calling stored procedures with input/output
parameters.
Please enlighten me.
Rares
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I've been digging through the postgres docs and haven't found a way to
use reg ex's in a query. Is there a simple way? Something similar to
MySQL's RLIKE? I'm trying to select all records that start with a number
[0-9]. Thanks,
Joe
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Well, there's two ways I can think of:
1) SELECT category FROM table ORDER BY category;
Then cycle through the returned list of categories and assign the category
to $category. For each category, do:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE category=$category ORDER BY minor_category;
2) SELECT * FROM table
Hi to everybody,
first sorry for my poor english.
im trying to use persistents connections to an Oracle Database through PHP,
for manageing transactions, and have some problems.
My Schema:
* Web Server: Apache 1.3.20 on a Linux RedHat 7.0
* PHP: 4.0.6 compiled with oracle module functions (ora_
> Russ -
>Why not (MySQL) extract the field always, and code into your (php) generic mechanism
>whether or
not a
> particular field under that name appears? Using mysql_fetch_assoc() you could
>exclude 'modified' from
> your generic mechanism under particular circumstances. This avoids coding i
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