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From: "David Freeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Jason Teagle'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "'PHP Mailing List'"
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Subject: RE: [PHP] MySQL - Creating T
thing,
there's just too much of it.
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ant to test code on your development box then
> you're going to need an actual sql server to do it.
That's no problem for me - I'm testing directly on the (remote) host anyway.
Better to test where it's going to be finally then get it all working
perfectly here and
quire downloading the full
server - I don't _need_ the server, only a way to create a DB {:v(
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T
le can be downloaded here:
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> http://www.php.net/download-docs.php
Hmmm... I swear I tried downloading that version (English) before and it
didn't work - but it is fine this time. Thanks.
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* bounce, bounce *Where could I get
it from? I find self-contained help files s much easier...
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From: "Jonathan Rosenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Jason Teagle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 3:18 PM
Subject: RE: [PHP] Re: PHP & Hex Numbers
> > When doing arithmetic in c
xed between
PHP blocks gets treated as if it had been echoed or printed by PHP, and thus
does not appear if the 'if' test fails. Sorry to have misled you (I learned
something today!).
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echo treats numbers as unsigned...
When doing arithmetic in code, you should always be prepared to handle
signed and unsigned.
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you used mixed, they could simply read the source of the page
to see that data... but with pure, the only source on the page is what PHP
actually prints out, so they won't see anything they shouldn't.
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get all entries of $Tags[] one at a time, and $key
will be the name of the entry you seek (like 'issue-name'), and $value will
be the value held at that entry.
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f they were words:
echo "This is $DOCUMENT_ROOT at $row['location'].";
or bundle them together as a string:
echo "This is " . $DOCUMENT_ROOT . " at " . $row['location'] . ".";
You can shove as many variables as you like into the
niquely identifies the data being submitted.
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> Just a thought... it is what I usually do...
Won't that treat all radio buttons on the page as one group, instead of
being separate groups for each form?
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rol names and their
contents, and comparing the control name to my built-up name - but I was
wondering if there's a more elegant way of doing what I wanted?
Promise my next question to the group will be short {:v)
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$i < $num_results; $i++)" ) - which part do you feel also needs
looping?
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lding a new temp file as I go, and modifying
the data relevant to the user input
d) Deleting the old file and renaming the new to replace it
Sorry for all the questions, trying to get a grip on it. I'm used to C(++)
and local programs, so I don't get
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