Eustace wrote:
Hello everybody!
I am very much a newbie in PHP, but enjoying the learning process. Here and
there I get tangled in the logic of certain problems. Anyway, I have a
database about interns and this database has multi-tables told data of
interns, for example personal information, educ
Hi there everyone,
Is there a way to allow Only English character sets in database entry with
MySQL and PHP? I'm getting an awful lot of SPAM which is in
Chinese/Japanese and i'd love to be able to block these charactersets from
being inserted into my databases.
Chris
Skip Evans wrote:
I am very new to the list, but I get the impression that Jonathan below
is rather new to programming in PHP/MySQL and lists like these are great
resources for people without the many years of experience some of us have.
And while mysql_insert_id() is old hat to most of us, to
I am very new to the list, but I get the
impression that Jonathan below is rather new to
programming in PHP/MySQL and lists like these are
great resources for people without the many years
of experience some of us have.
And while mysql_insert_id() is old hat to most of
us, to people with les
JONATHAN GRAVOIS wrote:
Thanks to the help of this list, I am making great progress. Now this --
I have a multi-part submission form for a support application for us, the
manufacturer - the reseller's information is submitted, the customer's
information is submitted, then the warranty support in
Thanks to the help of this list, I am making great progress. Now this --
I have a multi-part submission form for a support application for us, the
manufacturer - the reseller's information is submitted, the customer's
information is submitted, then the warranty support information needs to be
subm
Not quite sure what you're asking, but I think you mean, you want to
automatically fill customer with the concat'd values of FName and LName..
You can do this with PHP, but only once the form is submitted (remember,
PHP is server side) if you want to do it in the browser in front of the
user,
Hi,
Why not use cookies to check if the user has pressed F5 or refreshed the
page? There is a number of ways to do this, all should work effectively
depending on your how many people hit the page etc.
a) Store the message in a cookie, and run PHP code to check before executing
t
I have an INSERT form with several fields two of which are FName and LName.
There is also a field named CUSTOMER which is the concatenation of those two
fields separated by a space. Is there a way to fill in customer as the user
types in the other two fields. I used to do this in Coldfusion; can I
Make a query "SET NAMES 'UTF8' " first.
-Original Message-
From: Gerry D [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2006 9:23 AM
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-DB] Unicode
I am looking at building a lily register db. Lately there have been lots of
introductions from Lat
JONATHAN GRAVOIS wrote:
What is the syntax for pulling a field out of a query and setting it
as a session variable?
RTFM: http://php.net/mysqli (assuming you mean a MySQL query) and
http://php.net/session
Quote: "Failure is not the only punishment for laziness; there is
also the success of ot
What is the syntax for pulling a field out of a query and setting it as a
session variable?
Thanks,
Jon
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Omni Sports Technologies
800.529.6664 X125
http://www.omnisportstech.com
Quote: "Failure is not the only punishment for laziness; there is also the
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Renzo Clavijo wrote:
I know it's very simple but the question is: How can I erase the
values held in $_REQUEST such that when I press F5 or I click
"Reload" there are no messages sent again?
$_REQUEST['message']);
}
benmoreassynt wrote:
I would try something like this:
if(iss
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