hi milister..
i'm angga..i'm newbie here..
i want to ask ... is there anybody knows about simple Gantt Chart
using PHP script... can u give me some site reference or you can send
me the sample script to my personal email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thks b4 ...
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Hi Pete,
Yes, you are correct. It is per script. I was incorrect.
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In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Patrick
Bierans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>>> On server create a mysql table where you generate unique IDs for each
>>> visitor and assign information to that ID in another table.
>
>> Why two tables? I was planning to use just one.
>
>Normally you have one table
>> On server create a mysql table where you generate unique IDs for each
>> visitor and assign information to that ID in another table.
> Why two tables? I was planning to use just one.
Normally you have one table with an ID and some info which normally never
changes per visit like IP, browser
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Patrick
Bierans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>On server create a mysql table where you generate unique IDs for each
>visitor and assign information to that ID in another table.
Why two tables? I was planning to use just one.
> Send a cookie to
>the client and only
> The idea is to collect more information about people who have visited
> before, to build up a more complete picture. It's not an 'accounts'
> thing, so it doesn't matter if a few mistakes are made.
>
> Any suggestions?
On server create a mysql table where you generate unique IDs for each
visit
I have never had to use cookies before, but I have a client who might be
able to use them. Their current version sometimes blocks visitors, my
life is not sad enough to figure out why, but it has something to do
with cookies, and will be some really stupid logic...
The idea is to collect more in
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Patrick
Bierans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Now I am more skilled and migth find out why mysql_pconnect() missed the
>spot. But I'm happy with mysql_connect() so I use my time for jobs I get
>payed for. But if somebody really knows how mysql_pconnect() was ment to
> I use connect, I have never really looked at pconnect, probably simply
> because it 'feels' more complicated. You have to check that there is a
> connection, because not everyone enters my sites via the home page, so
> there is no-where obvious to place pconnect, and my websites have
> connectio
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Mike
Brandonisio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Hi,
>
>The connect simply connects and then closes the connection when done.
>pconnect attempts to keep the connection open then you have to use a
>script step to close the connection. For a script that uses one query
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