[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dallas Freeman) writes:
> I have asked my host to update the php software, as for now, I need to
> know what the lines for changing the size of a picture is. I couldn't
> see any command lines for it, unless it is something different, I don't
> know, so could you please show me.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Rice) writes:
> Hey thank's for the ideas but neither of them work, doh...
> Okay fredrik I know your idea won't work cos list only works with
> numericaly indexed arrays, both the arrays that i am using are indexed
> by date.
You really had me wondering there for a momen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Rice) writes:
> Okay, i have two arrays, $tips and $staff
>
> $tips has a key "date" (which is the date of the first day of the
> week, the second result in the array has the key of the second day of
> the week etc... ) and the value is a floating point decimal.
>
> $staf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (André Sannerholt) writes:
> Does anybody know how to "stop" an "explosion" of a string: Let me explain:
>
> $variable_aray=explode('-', $variable);
>
> I want the variable to be devided in only two other ones! If for example:
>
> $variable="Willy-Brandt-Platz-5"
>
> I want to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ryan Holowaychuk) writes:
> I am saving some data to a text file and what I want to do is have each
> line of data collected to be on its own line.
>
> What I am collecting is a roster (no, name, grade) so there is 10-15
> people on a roster, and now when it saves it saves t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dani Matielo) writes:
> my problem is the following: I just imported a csv file to a MySQL database
> that contains name and email fields. It has about 9k lines on it and I need
> a new field that orinally didn't exist called "code" thats suposed to be
>
> MD5(name.email)
>
> I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aspire Something) writes:
> We are working on a project where the backend churns data for about
> 1 Minute (time out limit is 2 min) we would like to put a page like
> PROCESSING
> during the database is busy doing its fine job. And also a sucess
> page appears when the pr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Payne) writes:
> ... What is the best SSL to use on Windows ...
> [ snip ]
> ... any thoughts?
Kind of religious, but maybe not Windows at all, at least if you're
concerned about safety ;-)
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--Fredrik
If God is dead, who will save the Queen?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jonathan Villa) writes:
> Is there was to get a database's table schema?
I don't think it's called schemas in mysql, but I'm not sure :-)
> So far, I have a simple function which will output
> INSERT INTO table (x,x,x,) VALUES(x,x,x);
> [ ... ]
> but what I'm missing is
> CRE
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Fredrik De Vibe) writes:
> You can't register a session variable after output. You have already
> registered it, just set $valid_user = 'something'.
Sorry, I was a bit too quick here. You _can_ register session
variables after output...
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--Fredr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Rice) writes:
> I have been having trouble with PHP sessions, the session variables
> are not able to be called through the script.
>
> If have commented the area at the bottome where the session variable
> is NULL when var dump is called to check it (about 20 lines from t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2b4ever Php) writes:
> I want http://www.pageTwo.com to be redirected to
> http://www.pageOne.com/pageTwoindex.html, without losing the address
> http://www.pageTwo.com.
Maybe something like
header("location:
http://www.pageOne.com/pageTwoindex.html?ref=http://".$_SERVER["HT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Craig Kohtz) writes:
> [ inserting images into a mysql db ]
I haven't done it myself, but a search on php.net for "blob mysql
file" gave (among others)
http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php
(seach the page for 'blob').
On the other hand, it has been said that st
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ali M) writes:
> Is this the place to post questions on php & db's?
"php.db" - yes ;-)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anders mellström) writes:
> But I'm afraid that I don't really understand. Wouldn't I need a
> webserver on my local computer to view serverside-code? That I don't
> have. But that shouldn't be the problem since I have the same code
> on another page on the same ISP (as I mention
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark Snijders) writes:
> does anybody know if it's possible (without php) to export data from
> mysql to a cvs file, so i can import it in excel???
Not a cvs file, that's for sure, but I guess you mean csv. You can of
course script this with other languages than php, but you can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anders mellström) writes:
> I have a PHP<->MySQl-problem. I would be very greatful if anyone
> would help me. I am - with the following code - trying to get
> results from a database. The problem isn't recieving the results,
> it's where i get the results. All the information is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Julie Keywell) writes:
> I am querying our database for 11,000 different zip codes and it seems
> to be overloading MySQL. However, common sense says it shouldn't.
>
> My question is:
> When needing to query 11,000 things, is it best to make 1 SQL statement
> that has 11,000 or
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rick Tucker) writes:
[ snip ]
> The first 3 columns return perfectly. The Vendor URL data, on the other
> hand, is returned as text, rather than hyperlinks. I've tried tweaking the
> code several different ways with no success.
>
> The following code is what I started with. I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Payne) writes:
> Basically what I mean is I have an orderform for rooms. THey can select the
> date they arrive and the date they leave, but if they leave on a different
> month when the price is higher, the last day or however many will be a
> higher price, what I need is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Payne) writes:
> pardon les francais :-)
Les Français - the (pl) french (people) ? ;-)
> I don't know how else to explain it so sorry if I confused you.
I don't know if anybody else might get this, but I have absolutely no
idea what you mean. If I'm to say anything, I th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Payne) writes:
> I have the following 2 dates (FOr example):
> 19-02-2003
> 21-02-2003
> How can I easily find out how many nights there are between the 2
> dates? For example, the above would be 2 nights as the 21st would be
> the checkout date.
I guess this will work:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Dziura) writes:
> is there some sort of parsing call i can evoke to extract the url?
> Beginning with the http and ending with the first white space?
$str = "foobarbazhttp://www.foo.bar/";;
preg_match("/(http:\/\/\S+)/", $str, $match);
$match[1] should contain the url pa
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Thorne) writes:
[ snip ]
> $data[$cpt]=
> $rownu.","."\"".$row[0]."\"".",\"".$row[1]."\","."\"".$row[2]."\"";
This is a string, not an array.
> Could you go a step farther in the $foo[$i][$j] please
$data[$cpt][0] = $rownu;
$data[$cpt][1] = $row[0];
$data[$cpt][2] = $
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (J.M. Cocchini) writes:
> $result = odbc_do($connection,"select * from events where id=$id");
> odbc_fetch_row($result);
>
> Am not understanding how to "print()" the fields in the rows, one after
> the next, on the same line, and then do the same with the next record,
> until a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ruprecht Helms) writes:
> Normaly CGI and dynamic webcontents are not cached in proxies and in
> browsercaches.
How does the browser / proxy know that the output is dynamic? I don't
know what PHP does to accomplish this, but if PHP always sends a
cache-expire header, that won't
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Philip Zee) writes:
> I don't know if this is the right list to send this question to. It
> appears that the browser caches the result after a PHP page updates
> the database. I have to manually reload it in order to see the
> updates. Does anyone know how to overcome this?
If y
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Thorne) writes:
> $data[$cpt]= $row[0].",".$row[1].",".$row[2].",".$row[3].",".$row[4];
What you need is a two dimensional array. The code above concatenates
the $row elements into a string and puts this string into a one
dimensional array.
the 2D array $foo[3][5] can be s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Gumbrell) writes:
> if (isset($_POST['workshop_select']))
> {
> print $header_string;
> $user = $HTTP_POST_VARS['username'];
>
> * this is the section that needs some sort of loop
if(isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['rank']) && is_array($HTTP_POST_VARS['rank'])){
f
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sam Folk-Williams) writes:
> ...What I would like to do is have those headers repeat every 33
> rows...
> $tableHeaders = "...";
$cnt = 0;
> while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
// stuff
if($cnt%33 == 0){
echo $tableHeaders;
}
$cnt++;
> echo "$tableContent";
> }
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rajesh Fowkar) writes:
> Now while updating the form I want to retrieve the date and take out day,
> month and year from that date and display the correct selection in the
> combo. I could not find any function like say
>
> day($dbdate);
> month($dbdate);
> year($dbdate);
>
> A
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pedro Oliveira) writes:
> I need to import a fixed width txt to a my sql database, I
> know how to do that with a coma separated value.
> any1 knows how i can do this easilly or know some software to do this?
> any help would be appreciated.
*nix or windows? If the file is tab s
Hi
It's the old question all over again: How can I make my user / pass
"impossible" to read for those who shouldn't?
I've been thinking a lot the past few years about how to do this, and
I've thought that one solution, a little better than keeping the
information in a file in plain text, would be
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