I have a table where the row named "hide" can have a value 0 or 1.
I want to obtain a count of all the rows where "hide" has value 0.
The following works on mysqladmin:
SELECT SUM( hide = 0 ) FROM `names` LIMIT 0, - 1
Giving
SUM( hide = 0 )
7
The PHP script statements generated are:
$sql =
Kevin
I tried flushing and also IE 6 and Netscape 6.2. Still getting truncation.
Mike
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Kevin Stone wrote:
Hmm. Don't know what to tell ya. It works on my computer. Have you tried
pressing CTRL+F5 to flush your browser cache?
- Kevin
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Errnest
Thanks. I used htlmentities and still have the truncation.
Mike
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Ernest E Vogelsinger wrote:
At 22:04 17.02.2003, Michael Eacott said:
[snip]
When I have the following in a form:
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the value shown in the form field is a and not a b c
why
Thanks
I tried our your suggestion sic:
Still truncation
Mike
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Kevin Stone wrote:
It's your HTML Failing to enclose the value in quotes may lead to
truncation. Your output looks like this...
You should always quote every parmeter in the tag just to avoid such
problems. This should work
Jason
Thanks for your help .
I've implemented you advice. The problem persists in that I'm trying
create the following situation:
When the posted action php script runs I want the retrieved $_POST array
to contain such information that the action script can find out what
checkboxes were clicke
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