christian tischler wrote:
> Is there a way wuth php to create a list ordered by more than one
> column like in excel or access.
>
> something like "ORDER BY points AND score"
You might want to look at GROUP BY command too
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Group_by_functions_and_modifiers.html
/T
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Radwan Aladdin wrote:
> But I'm using VB OCX file to show the result... I tried the UNIQUE
> and it worked greate! So do you mean I should use other ways?
If it works, then great.
The problem, as I can see it, is if you have a form where a user applies for
a user account (I assume that since the
BAO RuiXian wrote:
> Radwan Aladdin wrote:
>> I want to prevent mySQL from storing the same value in a
>> specified field (Username).. so how can I do it?
>>
> Make it field UNIQUE.
That's the easy method, but usually not very smart. It only causes MySQL to
generate an error which you then have to
Ray Hunter wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-01-22 at 14:31, Thomas Svenson wrote:
>> Got the book Core PHP Programming 3rd Edition, which covers PHP5.
>>
>> One thing that it talks about is that with, specially, the new oop
>> model it will now be much easier to develop in PHP u
Got the book Core PHP Programming 3rd Edition, which covers PHP5.
One thing that it talks about is that with, specially, the new oop model it
will now be much easier to develop in PHP using Design Patterns (DP).
Since that is new to me I have been searching for some "easy reading" to
understand h
Chris Shiflett wrote:
> So, I'm not sure what documentation you're referring to exactly, nor
> am I sure that there would be a lot of support in updating it.
This one:
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Warning
Do not use Apache 2.0 and PHP in a production environment neither on Unix
nor on Windows.
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Dan Egli wrote:
> Except that a lot of software, including the Webmail system I
> have(SquirrelMail), requires "mod_php". If it was a simple decision
> I'd say "oh well". But the fact is that I have several pieces of
> software that require mod_php. If it is not currently safe to run
> PHP as Roxe
Donald Tyler wrote:
> Anyone know if Rasmus (or anyone for that matter) is writing a book
> on PHP 5? And when it might be available?
I bought "Core PHP Programming", 3rd edition. It is written by Leon Atkinson
together with Zeev "Zend" Suraski. The foreword is by Andi "also Zend"
Gutmans.
It cov
Mark Charette wrote:
> If you read through the archives you'll find it isn't so much that
> PHP is the problem per se, but many of the PHP modules. If you use the
> multi-threading model of Apache 2 (the raison d'etre for using
> Apache 2 for
> most people) then all the modules have to be thread-sa
Dan Egli wrote:
> Hey folks. I'm new to the list and am hoping someone can help me out
> here. I use Roxen Challenger as my web server. I'd like to get PHP
> functionality like mod_php for apache. I downloaded the 4.2.2 tarball
> that my Linux distro uses (RedHat 9) and compiled it. It seemed to
>
Hi Chris,
Chris TenHarmsel wrote:
> Well, we're interested in stability. I figured since php4 had
> been out for a while in "stable" form, it would be more stable
> than php5. Is this the case, or is there a good feeling that
> php5 will be considered "stable" in the next couple months?
I've be
Hi Chris,
Chris Shiflett wrote:
> I like GeoIP:
>
> http://www.maxmind.com/
I'm in the search for something similar. Took a look at that site and it
seems they want cash for everything.
Is there any free resources available. It's of course possible to find the
info on www.ansi.org and other inte
- Edwin - wrote:
> What's the problem with the "Reply All" button?
One problem is that people, like you did now, forget to delete the non list
address. That makes me get two mail with the exact same content - one from
the list and another directly to me. That is very irritating.
/T
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PHP Gene
> If you would stop using M$ Outlook and switch to a better mail client
> that supports mailing lists, your problem would be solved.
I wouldn't mind that at all. What clients do you recommend for WindwosXP? I
want a small client (note: I have to use Outlook for business purposes, but
have the list
> "It Adds Nothing" is absolutely false. Being able to automatically
> respond to the list adds more naturally expected behaviour.
> I remain steadfast in my opinion that automatically replying to the
> list is a much more natural option.
My opinion is that this is a multi person discussion fo
Hi,
It would be nice if the moderator of this, and the other PHP-lists could fix
so the listserver automatically add a Reply-To header to all the mails.
When I hit Reply my message would then automatically reply to the list and
not the author. Less hassle for me when replying and less risk of for
Hi,
> I'm interesting in finding a PHP package that implements functions for
> managing user names & passwords & controlling access to specific
> parts of a
> site.
>
> Of course, free is best. But cheap is good. And, even not-so-cheap is
> fine, as long as it provides good functionality.
>
> An
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