At 07:41 AM 1/08/2004, you wrote:
More server load (??? - Using PEAR, I think each separate database would be
a separate connection)
No you won't. When you code up your DB Query, you can specify the database
that a table comes from by simply using a period as a seperator. eg.
select * from db1.ta
Paul Burney wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm developing a "community system", that has things like members, roles,
events, etc. Currently everything is in multiple tables of a single MySQL
database. It looks something like this...
---
Communities - community_id P
Hello everyone,
I'm developing a "community system", that has things like members, roles,
events, etc. Currently everything is in multiple tables of a single MySQL
database. It looks something like this...
---
Communities - community_id PK, other_info
Me
Why you are getting multiple results is because a JOIN attempts to find all the
possible combinations in the output. (It's called a Cartesian product, not that you
care at this very moment.) Also, when doing joins, it's a bad idea to do a select *
since you will have two fields with the same val
On Saturday 31 July 2004 23:25, Vincent Jordan wrote:
> I have tried to add some html such as "$firstname $lastname
> ..."; however when I do this there is nothing displated in
> the email message.
google > html mime message
Or look on www.phpclasses.org
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Jason Wong -> Gremlins Associat
>I wrote this, $message is not displaying. What am I doing wrong??
Nevermind. I forgot to add method="post" to the html page.
I have gotten it to work however I would like to add some formatting to
the email. Sent. I currently have:
$message = "$firstname $lastname .";
mail("[EMAIL PROTECT
