Your options, as I see them, with 3 being the best I could come up with:
1. Make two queries. Depending on how many rows returned, this may be
the less taxing option processor wise.
2. Make the random query. As you iterate through them push folks with
priority 0 on one stac
I have a directory 'admin' that has been .htaccess'ed off. Ie, If you
point your browser at that directory, you will be prompted with an HTTP
authentication dialog. Nothing special about PHP or MySQL there. I like
the security that .htaccess and Apache give me.
Now, I have users in a MySQL table w
I have a whole series of PHP scripts that I wrote on a Windows platform,
that connect to our MSSQL server and present data from our Goldmine CRM tool.
I'd really really really like to put these scripts on our webserver on
FreeBSD instead of (blecch) IIS. However.. the mssql bits are apparently
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Hash: SHA1
Hi,
Check out this link:
http://www.pgpi.org/dev/
It is not exactly PHP material, but maybe if you wanted to contact
them & ask them about supporting PHP you might get a response (i'd be
interested if you get a responce, as i think having that
fu
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ookey,
(i think Richard Hutchins' idea is a good one, and secure enough that
most sites use this method... but if you want an alternative...)
now i am a newby to security and PHP, but here's my logic:
1. During the account setup (presuming this is
I am using MySQL to store ad information in the following table:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS ads_value (
img_link varchar(50),
text text,
service varchar(50) default NULL,
title varchar(50) default NULL,
priority int(2) default '0',
status enum('current', 'old'),
ID int(3) NOT
I think a simple file is better, as it is easier to use doesn't use many
resources. If you save it in a DB, you have to use a PHP script every time
you need an image (bad for your resources). Apart from that, if you store
images in a db it'll slow down that db quite a bit, because images usually
ar
I just want to ask which is better saving my jpeg on mysql or saving it as a file in a
folder?
which is faster and disk space saving?
garry
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On Sun, 17 Nov 2002, Peter Beckman wrote:
> Having a little trouble doing some inserts into a db.
>
> The problem is escaping the right characters. Data integrity is important.
>
> Right now, I have taken an email and split it into $body and $header
> (containing the respective part
