On Sunday 09 February 2003 10:29, Terry L. Ensley wrote:
> You found it -
>
> It works like a charm -
>
> Thanks Dennis
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> "Dennis Cole Jr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Part of the problem is
> >
> > $insertGoTo = "booking_details.php?
You found it -
It works like a charm -
Thanks Dennis
"Dennis Cole Jr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Part of the problem is
>
> $insertGoTo = "booking_details.php?email=".HTTP_POST_VARS["email"]."";
>
> should be
>
> $insertGoTo = "booking_de
Part of the problem is
$insertGoTo = "booking_details.php?email=".HTTP_POST_VARS["email"]."";
should be
$insertGoTo = "booking_details.php?email="$HTTP_POST_VARS["email"]."";
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From: Terry L. Ensley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 7:53 PM
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Part of the problem is
$insertGoTo = "booking_details.php?email=".HTTP_POST_VARS["email"]."";
should be
$insertGoTo = "booking_details.php?email="$HTTP_POST_VARS["email"]."";
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From: Terry L. Ensley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 7:53 PM
To
I created a database in mysql - running php via apache on a XP os. I get a
good connection in dreamweaver with the database panel - no problems
connecting and viewing tables in dw.
I created a form that I want to load the user info to the table. My run
line is:
ttp://127.0.0.1:8080/dreamweaverho
Hi All
I am so close yet so far.
I have made this function to do a whois lookup then return a list of the
results from two whois servers.
What I cant get to work is the list of results, the bit echoed at the
end.
If any one of you kind people could show me where I have gone wrong I
would ve
Here's an example of code:
I have multiple page form. When the submit of each page is clicked it calls
a php script that then opens the dbase, checks if the user has already
replied to the page (for those who use the back arrow of the browser),
writes the data, and then calls the next page.
Here
Their comments do make sense, and without seeing your code it is
impossible to say whether they are correct or not. They are basically
saying that you have written some very inefficient code. 700 requests an
hour should never come anywhere close to bogging anything down unless you
have really
I had trouble the other day. Ran a survey which generated about 700
responses an hour. It ran fine, then about 90 minutes in everything slowed
up. The hosting service suspended our domain claiming our survey was
overload the server. We had run the survey previously using PERL as the
scripting langu