Can't help you if you take the site down. It didn't do you any good to post
the link if your code is no longer there.
Jim
ps- I tried to reply directly to you but it seem that Earthlink does not
want to accept my e-mails because I am not an EarthLink user. How lame is
that!?
550-EarthLink do
Jennifer is correct, the query that you have below will never return
anything. The last two AND statements exclude each other. You need to change
the greater than and less than signs on them and try it again. For now, don
t take what the developer is telling you as the gospel, go with what the
log
Sounds like you had a cache problem going on. I wanted to suggest that but
got tied up on something else. Whenever you see the same results, even
though you are changing the code, try and delete the cache files in the
browser, exit the browser, then come back in and try it again. Usually this
clear
What does the code look like for the page you are trying to load? There is
an error in the code that is causing the problem, or the page does not
return anything viewable. If you call a PHP page that returns nothing
because of problems with your code, this is the error you will get. Start by
adding
The reason it doesn't work may go beyond PHP. You are trying to make an HREF
point to an exact location on your hard drive. When the user of your web
page clicks the link, they do not have that location on their system so it
will fail. Always use relative locations for links. Then once you get that
from a web page.
Jim Hunter
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From: Nicholas Fitzgerald
Date: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 10:15:52 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Real Killer App!
Rich Gray wrote:
>>I'm having a heck of a time trying to write a little web crawler f
There was a post yesterday on PHP Classes that is this very thing. Go to www
PHPclasses.org and search for UsersOnline2.
This should help you out a bunch
Jim hunter
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From: Smita Manohar
Date: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 09:59:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject
to the database.
Jim Hunter
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From: JeRRy
Date: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 17:23:47
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] some php and database questions!
Hi,
I am currently running a tipping competition where
people tip the team they think will win the given g
last n rows where user_id =
whatever, then be able to sort those last 3 rows ASC or DESC by any field.
Jim Hunter wrote:
>
>
> I guess I am confused, how does one query effect a query that you have in
> an other part of the page? The two queries are not related. The second
thing
>
I guess I am confused, how does one query effect a query that you have in
an other part of the page? The two queries are not related. The second thing
I am confused on is: Do you want the last n records that were added to the
table or do you want the last n records in a given index?
Jim
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Gavin,
Download PHP-Nuke and look to see how they handle Non-Users/users/Admins
and go from there. It's actually quite easy. They have a table structure
that you could utilize and some generic routines for determining if a user
is logged in or if they are an Admin.
www.phpnuke.org
Jim
If you want all records, remove the where clause.
select * from mytable
Jim
---Original Message---
From: Edward Peloke
Date: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 02:03:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] mysql wildcard
I have an query:
select * from offtime where
The simplest way is to use the LIMIT keyword in your SQL statement. Set, or
allow the user to set, the number of items to show at one time, then keep
this number as a hidden field and use it to determine what record to go to
when they click the page number or the next button. So a sample would look
Alex,
Your setup will not work like you think. To do what you want you are going
to need 2 hubs unless you are doing some sort of NAT on the server. I have
this exact same setup and have set up many like it. If you write me directly
I can help you out on this, there are a few questions I have
In that case, your logic is not going to work. You have live PHP code inside
a string. You are going to need to build the $message in pieces. Start with
the HTML, then add the result from each itteration of your PHP loop to
$message then add the trailing HTML to form the complete $message.
Your
There is a simple alternative that you might not be aware of, and that is
use Advantage Database (I am assuming that you are using MySQL right now).
You can get a free version to try and it provides encryption at the table
level. There is a PHP interface for it and everything can be found at www
ad
First make sure that you are storing the IP and the time it was saved in the
database.
Then I would have 3 queries:
1) a query to see if the IP address is in the database and less then an hour
old.
2) a query to save the IP and time into the database
3) a query to delete all entries over 1 hou
Your problem seems to stem from the $content .= $row; $row is an Array and
you must use an index to get at any given value it holds. If you need all of
the values in $row, use the count() function to get the number of elements
(columns in this case), then loop through them adding them to $content
Oops, you have one more error that I see, one one line you reference
author-cat as a table name and on another you refer to it as author_cat.
Make the appropriate change and try it again. One of the table references is
wrong and will generate a missing table error.
Jim
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Change your query to be:
$query_cat = "select concat(author_names, ' ', author_surnames) as
somenewcolname from author, author-cat
where author_cat.cat_code = $code
and author.author_code = author-cat.author_code";
Change somenewcolname to whatever you want the column to be called or lea
se globals there as well avaialable to all your programs
without thinking about it again.
Remember, keep your code readable, runable and reusable!
Jim Hunter
Diamond Computing
---Original Message---
From: andy
Date: Saturday, August 10, 2002 07:40:19 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTEC
the equals operator, then you are guaranteed an exact match. If
you are concerned about matching any case, then set both strings to UPPER
case then do the compare.
Jim Hunter
---Original Message---
From: Hutchins, Richard
Date: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 13:48:17
To: 'ron w
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