?php
$query=insert into table_name (group_id, session_date) values (1, .
date(m-d-Y, time()) . );
$result=mysq_query($query);
?
the reason this didn't work is because your php date function requires a format
string but you put it in doublequotes which in this situation terminated the
$query
Agreed with Rudy in that it's always best to have a single authority for
timestamps, which is usually the database server. However, if you must
use your scripting language to add dates, then you need to surround them
with quotes for MySQL, like a string value.
rudy wrote:
?php
$query=insert
However, if you must use your scripting language to add dates,
then you need to surround them with quotes for MySQL, like a string value.
more specifically, you need to surround them with singlequotes
in every database except microsoft access, which uses octothorps instead
one more pecadillo:
hI sTEVE,
Quoting steve miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Howdy.
Is there any way to determine the filename of a parent frame using php?
I have embedded an iframe into several pages and a link in that iframe
opens a new page in its parent. I want to be able to click on a button
in that new page
Tim
We are currently experimenting with a hosted version of Sharepoint. It's
working very well for us, but it's not replacing anything that exists. The
purpose of the site is wholly collaboration-calendaring, issue lists, shared
documents and discussions.
What's working best for us? There is
Kinda what I was thinking I'd have to do!
thanks,
steve
On Jun 3, 2004, at 11:34 AM, R'twick Niceorgaw wrote:
hI sTEVE,
Quoting steve miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Howdy.
Is there any way to determine the filename of a parent frame using
php?
I have embedded an iframe into several pages and a link in
Hi. I just completed a site with a pretty complex (for me) layout --
I checked to make sure everything validates on w3c.org, and it does,
but I am having particular problems with these pages:
http://www.crisafidesign.com/ppsa/port_econdev.shtml
and
drew,
At least you're not suggesting a complete reinstallation...
...
...
...yet...
Joseph
PS Thanks for the advice; I'll let you know how it goes.
This may have happened since I loaded Weblog and put its tables in one of
the databases. ... The other main thing I have
installed is
Thank you for your feedback David.
Riva
A personal view:
I receive CVs on CDs, and I never play them unless I am convinced that
there is something compelling on them, such as samples of work that
obviously cannot go into a printed CV. Even then, for developers, this
work will probably be
I followed the URL of your troubled pages and couldn't find anything wrong
except that the tiny font size hurt my eyes. I also checked other pages at
your site; all same. Don't know what's the problem? (I use Win box and IE6)
KoaFar
At 11:36 AM 6/3/2004, you wrote:
Hi. I just completed a site
Hi Tim,
I have a buddy whose business right now is instructional classes in
Sharepoint. He may be able to answer some of your questions. Email me
off list if you are interested in his contact info.
HTH,
Will Stewart
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From: Furry, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hi Rita,
I just had a look and I think there is a clear missing (Content floats out
of the box, I made a screenshot with mozilla, Safari on apple shows the same
problems). But in the moment I don't have the time to make an analysis (we
have midnight in the moment and I'm serching for some sleep).
Rita
I have made some screen prints of your home page crisafi_home.gif
and port_econdev_1 and port_econdev_2 pages and sent them to you off
list for your review. I haven't had time to view your css file, but I
thought the screen prints might help you with your layout.
btw you have a typo in
Rita,
it's almost Friday, forgive me for not giving this info:
Mozilla, 1024x768 Win XP Pro.
Jan
Rita Crisafi wrote:
Hi. I just completed a site with a pretty complex (for me) layout -- I
checked to make sure everything validates on w3c.org, and it does, but I
am having particular problems with
Can anyone familiar with the Mozilla DOM tell me why the following code
to break out of frames works in Internet Explorer, the older Netscapes,
but not the newer Mozilla 1.x (I've got 1.6 now)...
function frameBreak()
{
if (window.parent != window.self )
Dear all,
my boss ask me how to make the title to be red in outlook. Does anyone can
help me?
follow the link you will see what i am talking about
(http://www.i-mw.net/how.jpg)
thanks for any input
regards,
Andrew
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Can anyone with some familiarity with the Mozilla DOM tell me why
the following code to break out of frames works in Internet
Explorer, the older Netscapes, but not the newer Mozilla 1.x
(I've got 1.6 now)...
function frameBreak()
{
if (window.parent != window.self )
Hi Andrew,
If you're talking about the red lines lines of text, in Eudora that's done
by the use of labels. I can right click an email and change it's label and
I can change the colored labels to whatever I want them to
be. Example: red=needs attention. Look for something like that in
Sharepoint 2003 is expensive, not only the app, but the system requirements.
It needs it's own server - cannot be on the same server as Exchange, for
example.
Good for large organisations with a gazillion documents, particularly when
intranet/internet/extranet are all mixed into the portal. For
Rules in Outlook under the tools menu.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
MS-MVP-FrontPage
www.wiserways.com
mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
713.353.0139 Office
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From: The PuterBug
If you're talking about the red lines lines of text, in Eudora that's done
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