Check this out
http://forums.munk.nu/forumdisplay.php?fid=1
It has simple auth script which uses mysql database to verify a user and
then start a session for the user.
Very easy to implement and ease of use
On 7/15/06, Mohamed Moustafa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>Hello Guys,
> I'm look
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From: Mike Brandonisio
I'll take a wild guess. Maybe $email needs more testing like:
if ( strlen($email) >2)
$email might be an empty string but still exist.
Also if you have a default value set for the field in mysql, you do
not need to set the field to get the
Hi,
I'll take a wild guess. Maybe $email needs more testing like:
if ( strlen($email) >2)
$email might be an empty string but still exist.
Also if you have a default value set for the field in mysql, you do
not need to set the field to get the default do not assign a value.
Also do not assi
I'm having trouble understanding mysql (version 3.23) and I'm using php4.
In my home grown message board, if someone leaves a question, it gives them the
option of leaving an email. If someone replies to their question, it emails
them that someone has replied.
In the query, I use:
if ($email) {
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Brian E Boothe
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>HI all ,
> I,m needing Database validation,
I don't see any validation here...
> that whenever Someone Enters
>something into my Currennt database , i need to check if it exsists
>first, and if it does it just add's On
07212006 0832 GMT-6
PHP For the World by Web by Larry Ullman
Chapter 8, page 212
On Fri, 2006-07-21 at 08:19 -0500, Brian E Boothe wrote:
> HI all ,
>I,m needing Database validation, that whenever Someone Enters
> something into my Currennt database , i need to check if it exsists
> first,
HI all ,
I,m needing Database validation, that whenever Someone Enters
something into my Currennt database , i need to check if it exsists
first, and if it does it just add's One to the qty,
thanks
>
>
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It's often good practice with multiple tables to reference them when
you refer to the fields also, eg table1.field1, table2.field3, e.t.c.;
I'm not sure whether the brackets are needed, or indeed in the right
place however the rest looks okay. With MySQL it may be useful to
note that...
SELECT f
Hello,
Is this the right way to join 4 tables?
SELECT f1, f2, f3, f4
FROM (
(
FIRST LEFT JOIN SECOND ON idf1= idf2
)
LEFT JOIN third ON idf2= idf3
)
LEFT JOIN fourth ON idf2 = idf4
LIMIT 30
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