hi everybody,
i have a short problem:
i have two drop down menues in a form. the content of the second dropdown is
dependent from the selection in the first dropdown menue. now i want write a
short javascript which runs on the onSelect - event of the first dropdown.
this script gives me the
hi,
I've following system: apache 2.0.36 on a w2k server with PHP/4.2.1 as a
module.
I configured the php.ini in this way:
error_reporting = E_ALL ~E_NOTICE to avoid php displaying warnings and
notices. ( of course I restartet the apache service ). But I got even so
warnings and notices
hi,
i'm using a mssql-database. now i want update a record with the information
given in a form. i want use the following sql statement:
$SQL = update tablename set 'fieldarray[$index]' =
'HTTP_POST_VARS[$index]' WHERE PKID = 'HTTP_POST_VARS[0]';
mssql_query($SQL);
my problem is i cannot find a
hi,
I had troubles with php 4.2.1 under IIS-5 on W2K as a SAPI module. Now I
configured this as a cgi version. And now no function (mssql_*) - call
shows effect! (path is correctly set and php_mssql.dll is uncommented in the
php.ini). the scripts ends simple on the first mssql_* function-call!
ou tried removing the [] brackets? And what is ReferencesComplete -
a
standard table, a view or a stored procedure?
Ollie
-Original Message-
From: Hermann Otteneder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 April 2002 16:30
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: troubles with select * from... to
hi, is here anyone how haves a solution for following problem:
$SQL = select * from [ReferencesComplete];
$result = mssql_query($SQL,$IDconnection); // this simple code let crash the
php.exe...
i've with a mysql no problems with this code but with MS-SQL comes this
error!!
i hope someone has
hi,
i try to get some data from our ms-sql-server the following statement:
$SQL = SELECT * FROM [ReferencesComplete];
causes an error of the php.exe! i tried many various of this statement but
nothing helped. ether it came no error and the [$result =
mssql_query($SQL,$IDconnection);]