By pop-up do you really mean pop-up or rather drop-down boxes?
Have a look at the PEAR Quickform class and its hierselect form element
(hierarchical dropdown boxes)
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.html.html-quickform.tutorial.php
HTH
Ignatius
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i am using php MySQL and i want to know how i can make a hidden value for certain
entries in a table and how many times they are called. for instance, say i have a
table of vegetables people can look at. the page displays all of the vegetables, and
then it generates links to each one and if the
I dont know any way to actually open and read the file with php, havent come across
any classes or methods that will do this.
My solution when I had this problem was to do it in 2 parts, run a macro on the excel
file that will extract the data to a text file and then use php to read that into
In my modest opinion it woul be much easier and faster to export the
worksheet as a CSV file and parse the file in PHP than creating a macro in
VBA to extract the data to a text file.
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From: Griffiths, Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bruno Pereira [EMAIL PROTECTED];
you could create a counter table and store there the vegetable id and the
hits. After that each time you search for a vegetable, make an update to the
table.
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From: js [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 8:18 AM
Subject: [PHP-DB]
thats asuming the data is in a nice table that will go into the db easily, and if it
is then there must of been some process to getting it like that as its simply not the
easiest way for people to work due to the massive amount of duplication, if its a
typical spreadsheet cross tab then that
Check this class:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpexcelreader/
HTH
Ignatius
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From: Griffiths, Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bruno Pereira [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 10:10
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB]
I work in tax and thus have to read legislation - some complex - and I
wanted to store some of the logic in a database so that if I know certain
conditions were true I could look up what results this might have.
Thus I am thinking of having two tables - one of phrases and the other of
how these
A bit of algebra first:
any expression formed of atomic expressions, AND, OR and parentheses can be
reduced to a canonical form, by using the De Morgan laws:
a AND ( b OR c ) is equiv. to a AND b OR a AND c
So a rule can eventually be reduced to AND groups, joined by OR:
a(1) AND... AND a(n) OR
You can use ODBTP (http://odbtp.sourceforge.net) to connect to it using
MS's ODBC driver for Excel.
-- bob
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, Griffiths, Daniel wrote:
I dont know any way to actually open and read the file with php, havent come across
any classes or methods that will do this.
My solution
Let's see if I'm understanding you correctly. You want to have a form with
2 or more popup menus, where a choice of `country` in the first menu then
populates a second popup menu with the `states` located in that country?
If this is what you're asking, I do this all the time using select (or
I guess I did not pay attention that day in class, but that is cool.
- Paul
-Original Message-
From: Ignatius Reilly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 9:14 AM
To: DB list PHP; John
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Rules in a database
A bit of algebra first:
any
Hi all,
This is exactly what I meant.
I thought that this operation could be done without any JS. But this not
seems to be the correct way.
Definitively a mix of languages must be used.
Thank you all for your responses.
David
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Hi,
I have a need to protect directories using .htaccess but want to initially
authenticate via the tables used by phpBB. How do I tell avoid the browser
popping up a login window for the directory when I know that the user should
be allowed in?
thanks,
John Wunderly
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Hi all,
I am trying to use substr() negative start, but I get nothing returned - if i do a
positive start then i do get something back, below is my code and a line of what i get
returned:
$DB_ref = 210020007;
$DB_temp_ref = $DB_ref;
$DB_sub_ref = substr($DB_temp_ref , 0, 1);
$DB_sub_ref .=
Apologies, the script was right - but the data was wrong - I had lots of white space
at the end of each string, i have used rtrim to solve this:
$DB_ref = rtrim($DB_ref, );
$DB_temp_ref = $DB_ref;
J.
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From: James Meers
Sent: Fri 06/02/2004
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