On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Georgie Casey wrote:
>-Hi,
>-
>-membership with the username and timestamp in the URL. The users clicks it,
>-and I run a SQL command that copies the row from "tempmembers" into the
>-"members" table.
I assume you are building up all your fields as you move through the site.
I am putting the finishing touches on a forum program which has a direct
lineage (look and feel at least) to Matt Wright's WWWBoard perl script.
Remember that?
Today I have one table per forum. The forums on my live test site are
huge.
http://www.astronomy.net/forums/
I have long dreamed of c
Try phpMyAdmin.
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Ed Peddycoart wrote:
>-I am looking for a front end for mysql for use on my website. What I want
>-is something that I can run, from the server (my webhost will not allow
>-remote connections to the mysql server), that allows me to insert, delete,
>-and modi
The line breaks may be there, but HTML will not render them.
Try this:
$outputstring = nl2br($stringfromDB);
print("$outputstring");
or something like this to see if the newlines will convert to and
render correctly.
John
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Mat Marlow wrote:
>-Hi all,
>-(I'm not sure
Try nl2br()
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.nl2br.php
On Tue, 3 Jul 2001, Bessette, Casey wrote:
>-I am creating a content management page that uses a textarea box to enter a
>-chunk of text which then is sent into the database into a text-type field.
>-
>-I am finding that when the d
+-*-On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, Angela Meehan wrote:
>-This is automatically done by something called MagicQuotes. You can
>-turn this off in your installation of PHP.
>-
Yes, and if you do not have control over the server you can usually
control this with the .htaccess file.
To turn on...
php_value
On Sat, 30 Jun 2001, Ken Sommers wrote:
>-but how do I get rid of that pesky slash \ ?
>-
>-so I can echo exactly what the user typed in?
>-
Try:
stripslashes()
>-I am already using:
>-
>-
>-
>-Thanks for the help,
>-
>-ken
>-
**
John Huggins
Virgini
