Could you enable a session variable to keep track of it? If you have an
"if" statement in mnop.php that calls the abcd.php page, then have that
"if" statement also start a session and register a variable. This way, if
the variable you set is equal to a certain value, then you know that
abcd
Hello all..
I've been tasked to retrieve info from an Access database and I've been
successful in selecting data and displaying it. But I do have a problem
with DATE/TIME data. When I run a query asking for "TIME" data, I get the
value "-1" returned.
$conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Date_and_time_functions.html
That web page has tons of details.
metin
Cole S. Ashcraft wrote:
I am trying to see whether a data in an array pulled from a MySQL DB
(YEARMONTHDATE) is older than 14 days ago. I am trying to do this in
PHP. My code looks like:
if($a
wouldn't it be
$_POST['PO_Year']."-".$_POST['PO_Month']."-".$_POST['PO_Day']
?
metin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello I have a application that has an insert query (using a mysql
database) and I am having an issue with trying to combine three fields
with a dash . Here is my code can anyone plea
Rick,
The way I "solved" this problem is to have the output sent to a variable,
let's say $temp_data, create a session and store $temp_data as a session
variable, redirect to another page where I can read $temp_data and have it
displayed on that page by calling it.
Hopefully my explanation i
Well, if you're inserting some data into a database and the person
refreshes the page, it would re-insert the data again into the
database. Including the page like you did at the end wouldn't change that
fundamental problem, hence why you'd want to have it redirect to another page.
Metin
At 1
ation using the back
button? I solved this problem a different way by setting and clearing
session variables on entry and exit to a series of pages.
Grant
On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 10:25, Metin Kale wrote:
> Well, if you're inserting some data into a database and the person
> refreshes the pa
Just a shot in the dark.. it may be wrong, but try it out..
"SELECT avg(rating) AS avgrating FROM ratings WHERE parent_id = '$id' ORDER
BY avgrating DESC LIMIT 10"
try that out.. should work.
metin
At 04:06 PM 6/18/2003 -0400, chris wrote:
I've done a google search, but most of the results are
