Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
I have a table which contains the following:
id (primary key, auto incrementing)
app_id (integer, foreign key)
resource_id (integer, foreign key)
word
score
(This is a search index.) I want to find all resource_ids from one app_id
that match
Good morning,
I have been using PHP4.1, Apache, and MySQL for a few years now and have
never had a problem with my Excel headers. When I want to output html to
Excel I place the following on the top of the page:
?header (Content-type: application/vnd.ms-excel);
header (Content-Disposition:
* Martin Norland [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
I have a table which contains the following:
id (primary key, auto incrementing)
app_id (integer, foreign key)
resource_id (integer, foreign key)
word
score
(This is a search index.) I want to
Perry, Matthew (Fire Marshal's Office) wrote:
Good morning,
I have been using PHP4.1, Apache, and MySQL for a few years now and have
never had a problem with my Excel headers. When I want to output html to
Excel I place the following on the top of the page:
?header (Content-type:
serialize the array before insertion and unserliaze it when you retreive it
from the db
bastien
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To: php-db@lists.php.net (PHP)
Subject: [PHP-DB] Store $_SESSION in MySQL table
Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 17:25:34 +
Greetings all.
While trying to create a session-based
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings all.
While trying to create a session-based advertising model that does not rely on
the existence of cookies, I ran into trouble: I can't figure out how to place
the entire $_SESSION array into a MySQL table row, then retrieve it and use the
information from
Wow!
Removing the file that controlled the session array fixed the problem
(suggestion 2).
I was using ssl and session data and would never have guessed it would trip
things up. I would have stared at this problem for weeks and probably not
have solved the problem.
Also I will change my code to
* Micah Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Sounds like a self join should work wonders.
I didn't test this, but the idea should work:
select t1.app_id as a1, t2.app_id as a2, t2.word, t2.score
from tablename as t1
left join tablename as t2
on t1.resource_id = t2.resource_id and t1.app_id !=
Perry, Matthew (Fire Marshal's Office) wrote:
Wow!
Removing the file that controlled the session array fixed the problem
(suggestion 2).
I was using ssl and session data and would never have guessed it would trip
things up. I would have stared at this problem for weeks and probably not
have
Hello,
please help me on the following issue. I guess I should understand by
myself, but I don`t.
I have hacked a function accents_conv(---); to convert a character like
à to, say, agrave;.
When I feed it by a string - accents_textris('à') - it works fine.
The issue is when I get 'à' from a
What kind of speed do you need? I had to go to temp tables for a logging
application, but not until my table got upwards of a million records or so..
For the numbers your quoting, it should be pretty quick unless your engine
needs optimization..
On Friday 11 February 2005 11:56 am, Matthew
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