I'm glad you found a solution to your problem-- how big a stick did it
require?
I actually learned a LOT just reading that thread (although I'm an
Access guru who came to PHP/MySQL by way of conversion to zealotry, I've
never used PHP against an Access back-end). Many thanks to those who
I'm glad you found a solution to your problem-- how big a stick did it
require?
I actually learned a LOT just reading that thread (although I'm an
Access guru who came to PHP/MySQL by way of conversion to zealotry, I've
never used PHP against an Access back-end). Many thanks to those who
Interesting idea. Since I'm convinced that javascript is the bastard
offspring of Bill Gates, Larry Ellison, and Baalzebub, can I sue too? :)
Hengameh wrote:
Well I am suing Java script to capture the selected item and make it the
value of my input box. But my problem is how to access this
Why not just provide them with two different links to the document-- one
version includes the tag, the other doesn't.
-Mike Forbes
Ng Hwee Hwee wrote:
hi,
header(Content-type: application/vnd-ms.word); is not what my customers
want. They may or may not want to save it in their harddisk.. but
I've not run into this problem before, but the solution seems obvious:
replace your filename spaces with underscores, or get rid of them
completely.
-Mike Forbes
Phpdiscuss - Php Newsgroups And Mailing Lists wrote:
Hello,
I have problem for downloading files from MySQL database.
Although I
Two alternatives:
One is to store the entire string a href='mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' in
your field. The other is to just store the field, but concat the string
together when you echo/print it. i.e.,:
print a href='mailto:$recordset[email]';
Phpdiscuss - Php Newsgroups And Mailing Lists
If your ID is an autoincremented field, try not including it in your
insert statement.
I.E.:
$sql = INSERT INTO underskrifter (type, navn, epost, tid, ip, domain,
sted) . VALUES ('$_POST[type]', '$_POST[navn]', '$_POST[epost]',
'$tid', '$ip', '$host', '$_POST[sted]' );
-Mike Forbes
What you wrote will give you the list of users who also happen to have
comments. What you really want is more like this:
SELECT Users.ID, Users.UserName, Comments.Description
FROM Users LEFT JOIN Comments
ON Users.ID = Comments.UserID;
(note that you'll need to have the UserID foreign key in
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From: Michael Forbes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 07:00
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] - Delete records in an Access DB
Nope.
Access' version of SQL is a slight bit different from ANSI SQL. All he
needs to do in his statement is change it to this:
$query
