Chris is right, you also must understand that javascript runs
client-side, (In the browser),
and PHP is server-side (runs on the server).
You can generate javascript with PHP, but hardly the other way around ;).
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Charles Morris
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Network Administrator, Software Developer
Onochie Anyanetu wrote:
Hi, I am trying to create a pop up alert warning for deleting an entry
in my
database. What I have is:
? There is no undo.'))
{alert('Value deleted')}
else
{alert('no changes')}">
The problem here is that the embedded php is run regardless of if the user
clicks no, fo
Hi, I am trying to create a pop up alert warning for deleting an entry in my
database. What I have is:
? There is no undo.'))
{alert('Value deleted')}
else
{alert('no changes')}">
The problem here is that the embedded php is run regardless of if the user
clicks no, for example if i put php in
Keep calling odbc_resilt() untill everything is returned:
$str = "";
while ($tmp = odbc_result($rs, $column)) {
$str .= $tmp;
}
You can also use odbc_longreadlen() to set the number of bytes returned by
each call to odbc_result().
- Frank
> Hi,
>
> I've got a PHP 5 based website, talking t
Hi,
I've got a PHP 5 based website, talking to a MS SQL server database, using
odbc_exec() and related methods.
Some of the database fields are type nText, and return only part of the field
value plus a pointer to the next part.
My database guy pointed to a Microsoft example of how to deal with
Hi Laitha,
And with backslashes before them ??
jm
- Original Message -
From: "Lasitha Alawatta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 2:06 PM
Subject: [PHP-DB] SQL unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING Error
Hi All,
I have a sql script unable to execute. Because
Hi All,
I have a sql script unable to execute. Because I need to insert double-coats
( " ) also to one field(SPParams field).
Ones I execuit this using mysql_query($sql), it gives "Parse error: parse
error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING " error message.
$strSql =
