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Tristan,
Have a look at 34sp.com. They certainly have all you quote and more also;
their prices and their response to queries are both very good.
Joseph
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From: "Jon Haworth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi Joseph,
>
> > However, when I restart the letter has gone. Is this because
> > Wndows hates Linux, or should I look in another direction?
>
> I don't think you can assign it a drive letter unless it's FAT or NTFS. If
> it's a Linux partition and you d
> On Sun, 2004-06-13 at 21:21, Smile-Poet wrote:
> > Mandrake 10 comes to me as 3 iso discs to transfer to the hard disc and
then
> > burn three CDs to install the program. I have set up a partition for
linux
> > (though each time I assign a letter it disappears again!).
&
> On Thu, 2004-06-17 at 17:21, Smile-Poet wrote:
> > I have set a new partition formatted for Linux which is shown to be in
line
> > for drive letter 'G'. With Partition Manager I hve several times set
this
> > by the 'mount' option.
> >
> &
I have set a new partition formatted for Linux which is shown to be in line
for drive letter 'G'. With Partition Manager I hve several times set this
by the 'mount' option.
However, when I restart the letter has gone. Is this because Wndows hates
Linux, or should I look in another direction?
t;
> Make sure that you read the notes on the 10/11/02 updates. A man for the
> offtopic list.
>
>
> Cheryl D. Wise
> Certified Professional Web Developer
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>
> -Origin
Mandrake 10 comes to me as 3 iso discs to transfer to the hard disc and then
burn three CDs to install the program. I have set up a partition for linux
(though each time I assign a letter it disappears again!).
My old machine cut two of the discs and I eventually realised the third disc
was over
Following on from Drew's helpful comments:
To avoid the difficulty of bloated and therefore inefficient and
problem-causing tables it seems obvious to use links and a folder of files.
Exisiting blog scripts are not set up for this, of course (or are there ones
that are?).And there is a puzzle
l mail lists and bulletin boards and the sourceforge
> mysql faq. Check archives and such to see if the question has already
been
> answered. If not ask. It's not as if repeat questions don't occur.
>
> drew
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Smile-Poet [mailto:[EMAIL P
Drew,
I have uninstalled everything that has been recently added but there is no
change in the problem. However I see that a 'hotfix' was installed by M$
on 15 May.I wonder if uninstalling that might be my answer?Is it
likely to be affecting any part of a local server, since it seems to
Not so 'Aha...'
Still freezing.I have removed all the tables except the controlling
'mysql'.Do I need to reinstall the whole bundle of progams (Easyphp with
Apache, MySQL and PHP)?Or just MySQL. Or is there another answer?
If, with phpMyAdmin, I open a database I can, variably, ope
Aha...!
drew,
In the course of preparing and gingerly testing what froze and what didn't I
discovered windows was opening in diagnostic mode (I did nothing, guv,
honest).Having allowed myself to be bullied back into loading all
drivers, etc, MySQL appears to be working perfectly.
Well, at le
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
Does anyone have any idea why MySQL is freezing on local server. And it
then progessively freezes everything.
This may have happened since I loaded Weblog and put its tables in one of
the databases. I have not been doing much for a couple of weeks, which is
why I am not sure what may have caus
Jan,
I use PowerDesk 4, which is s a free program; here are some leads:
Powerdesk 4 product information
Company: Ontrack Data International
Home page: www.ontrack.co.uk
Download page: www.www.ontrack.com/freesoftware
Download size: 1.1Mbytes
Joseph
> Hi list,
> I have a file with .tgz ext
Just returned to puzzling away at this failing script. The cookie is set
in the cookies folder, but no entry in the table appears to create a cart
id. This is the start of the class file (any advice on how to proceed):
class ShoppingCart {
//Get the cart id
//If one is not available, make o
h
On Thursday 06 May 2004 12:11, Smile-Poet wrote:
> Although I appear able to write to and receive from this list, I do
> not appear to be able to browse. I take it there is either a lot of
> traffic or a major fault.
>
> Anyone else with problems?
No problems here. Might be your br
Cheryl,
> Now things are getting really weird. I had a nice longish post in here
about
> XP Home and the read only setting that is so worrying Joseph and I am not
> even in table mode but using the keyboard so I don't know how it could
have
> gotten wiped.
>
Summer is icummen in and the gremlins
, I suppose, though it's a bit like the
> Borneo jungle in there.
>
> Joseph
>
> > Are you logged-in as 'Administrator' when trying this? In NT/2000/XP,
not
> all users have equal rights to change things
> > >
> > > From: "Smile-Poet&q
his problem.
>
> I'll have to dive into the MS site, I suppose, though it's a bit like the
> Borneo jungle in there.
>
> Joseph
>
> > Are you logged-in as 'Administrator' when trying this? In NT/2000/XP,
not
> all users have equal rights to change things
&
Although I appear able to write to and receive from this list, I do not
appear to be able to browse. I take it there is either a lot of traffic or
a major fault.
Anyone else with problems?
Joseph
(all browse attempts produce Cannot Find Server)
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all users have equal rights to change things
> >
> > From: "Smile-Poet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Date: 2004/05/06 Thu AM 02:17:02 GMT
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sub
nal Web Developer
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>
> -Original Message-
> From: Smile-Poet
>
> Weird is the alternate name for M$ I know. But I am finding that I
cannot
> alter the read-only settings
:-)
> Riva
>
> On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 03:02:47 +0100 "Smile-Poet"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Riva,
> >
> > I don't do much graphics these days, but it may depend on what program
> your friend is using. Gifs have been around a long time but
Riva,
I don't do much graphics these days, but it may depend on what program your
friend is using. Gifs have been around a long time but jpgs, as I recall,
were less widely used (and pngs are even more select!). The base standard
for almost any graphics program is, I think, bmp.
It is also po
Gabriel,
I like the look; very suited to its purpose. You have good advice from
others. Your target market probably goes for a more involved look.
The only problem otherwise is that is was a bit slow downloading on my 56k
modem. As you describe it most Argentinians will be using them - or
jac,
Looks good to me too. Cream and grey really bring out the images.
The only gripe is re: 'While browsiing our galleries please click on images
to enlarge'. It took a few moments of wondering why the fresh page of
images were the same size before I realised what it meant.But my
suggest
Finally it dawned - there was a space between Why is this
>
> session_start();
>
> at the beginning go my sessions.php file (which sets access functions),
> being given this thumbs down
>
> parse error, unexpected T_STRING
>
> These are cut and paste, and I have been having this turn up for a wh
Why is this
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Mark,
Thanks very much. It is interesting that most of the complaints in the
forum on this are that errors are not showing!
Anyhow, to further my embarrassment, in following your advice I discovered I
had set errors_reporting to 8 in the index.php file - and I can't remember
when or
why
Bu
Alida,
(As all do know) I am not any kind of expert on this, but I cam across this
in the php manual which may assist.
XLI. Image functions
Introduction
PHP is not limited to creating just HTML output. It can also be used to
create and manipulate image files in a variety of different image format
In php.ini in the Apache folder I have set
- display_errors = Off
- log_errors = On
- error_reporting = Off
but I am still getting 'notice' errors which distort the layout and don't
say anything very useful (now!).
Have I missed something?
Joseph
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>
> > I came across this while searching for something or other
>
> and what a fine collection of cookies it has on offer,
>
Critics, critics, the world is full of critics. :-( I did realise that
the site linked to undesireable areas, but I have nothing that alerts me to
cookies. Time
Well Rudy, its' very clean and green -- and the greens work well together;
the links green is a good idea. But I think you should warn surfers that
if they click for your articles you're sending them off to another site -
amd one that needs a membershiip at that!!
What did strike me on the oth
I came across this while searching for something or other, and I though t it
a nice combination of greens
http://www.oppl.ru/kw/1080429300.shtml
Joseph
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> -Original Message-
> From: Smile-Poet
>
>
> Then here is a conundrum for you (in the plural). The css would not
work
> correctly in , but does so in . Since I do this only now and
> again I am probably missing something, and I will learn more. But
ules.
>
> Post your code for the disaster. It's very possible you've forgotten to
> close a } or a > somewhere that causes the blank. A url even to a blank
page
> would do it since we could look at the source.
>
> drew
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Sm
Tim,
That's a nice clean look and downloaded fast enough at the start, and at
least kept adding bits as time went on; 56k, Xp, IE6. I am surprised that
the blues seem to work as I would normally think the left column colour too
deep.
I like the 3D effect on the top line. And - I have a crowd
Then here is a conundrum for you (in the plural). The css would not work
correctly in , but does so in . Since I do this only now and
again I am probably missing something, and I will learn more. But is there
perhaps an imediate reason for this problem?
Also. alas, in triumphing I set updi
The step to building the site I am planning is not exactly around the
corner! But it is time for me to think about the best way to test the new
ideas out.
Is it best to do this through a sub folder on the existing site? Is it
possible to hire space on a host before having the domain available?
Jac,
Overall an attractive and clear look, fast initial load. But a bit of a
broken look because of the boxes down both sides. This may be because the
blue bg doesn't work (and that is even if it is the same as the lighter part
of the top links). Proabably too much blue area at the sides;
($sql, $db);
> if (!$result) echo mysql_error();
> else
> {
> while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
> {
> // stuff
> }
> }
>
> Smile-Poet wrote:
>
> > I have this line
> >
> > while($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)){
> >
sonally, I think I would prefer "experience with" or "experience in"
over
> "faced," thus
>
> "We have experience in many scenarios and many print dimensions, from
> little business cards to huge highway road signs."
>
> Cheers,
>
I have this line
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)){
which gets the error
Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result
resource
And the manual has examples like this mysql_fetch_array($result,
MYSQL_ASSOC)
As it is a 'warning' I assume it needs solving
Will,
It looks nice, but for me - and I may not be representative of your market -
it has problems.Plenty of links and easy to understand.
For me it scrolls a little. But the thing that hits me strongly is the
tiny type AND as it is in a rather subtle colour it is difficult to read..
You do
'll have a look. Off to Google..
Joseph
--- Smile-Poet wrote: ---
: Jon,
:
: That is really helpful; some of it I had picked up, and it
: confirms it and makes it orderly. Funny, I was nervous about
: removing quotes from DOCUMENT ROOT and its brethren, but
: increa
Jon,
Just to update. It was a missing single quote at the end of an echo line.
Now I get the error appropriate to the fact that the script can't access
Amazon, which is as it should be.
Cleary there is some difference, too, inside a foreach; until these
variants are clear it makes fro a very f
Jon,
That is really helpful; some of it I had picked up, and it confirms it and
makes it orderly. Funny, I was nervous about removing quotes from DOCUMENT
ROOT and its brethren, but increasingly I am thinking this is a code full of
little gremlins having fun!
I can't see a missing quote a firs
Jon,
120 apostrophes and deletions later I can confirm that that wasn't it!
Would you believe it moved on when I took the quotes away from DOCUMENT ROOT
?And wants double quotes round 'echo' strings
And I have had to take more quotes away! But now I am getting this, and I
can't remember ho
Jon,
I tried that and no effect; I found a 'tyop' (which describes it perfectly)
and no effect. The file begins with two other includes which cause no
problem - even though (by error) I at first had a cut and paste of one of
those it still produced the error.
This is the foreach:
foreach ($xm
Bj wrote>>Sheesh. What's the world coming to, when absolute
beginners with no
programming background are supposed to be figuring out classes.<<<
I think it's called 'The Deep End Philosophy'.
This is the only one that is happy:
include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/classes/c
same for the other pages that do work. The include_once(),
as I have done it, gives all pages the parse error.
Joseph
On Thursday 15 April 2004 23:10, Smile-Poet wrote:
> Three appear to work as intended; so why should the fourth bring up
> this:
>
> Fatal error: Cannot redeclare
No, not a school outing..
A database is controlled through four links which enable entering,
modifying, deleting categories and articles. Each of the four scripts call
the class 'meta' which writes the title and so on.
Three appear to work as intended; so why should the fourth bring up this:
> Joseph, so how does this help you? We've all had years of experience
> fixing our own code and the code of others, and we are still learning. I
> wonder if it would have been best for you to have searched the various
> code respositories for an application, for example hotscripts.com. If I
> unde
I feel myself rolling like the easter egg - or some of them that are rolled
down hills - you didn't know?...
Rudy, my apologies for obscurity, far from intending to suggest any lack of
knowledge on your part, I was commenting that you were the only one to
express interest in my idea.
Sheila, I un
I realise that I am not going to convince those on the list who really do
know their MySQL/PHP from their 'embonpoint' to get to gether for a book
(apart from rudy). But all the, very useful, pieces of information, like
Don's, really underlines my point.
'Kinda pricey' for example; and the sug
I appear now to have access as administrator but upon trying to insert,
modify, or whatever, am spat out again as one of the serfs.
It appears that the check for access rights is admin_check(). However I
cannot find this in the php manual. Is admin_check an admin check, or what
should be used?
This one is definitely an auto response, so sit tight for a fortnight!
Joseph
> - Original Message -
> From: "Elisa Butler"
>
> > This was more than bizarre, I got bounced thrice from
> > "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
>
> When you post to WDVL, your message gets sent to each email address on
t
Gosh, I am having a busy time today. I sent a bit from a header of a mail
I keep getting to ask::
>Am I the only one repeatedly getting this bounce message?<
Which was bounced back because I had used (in the cut and paste) I -- N --
T -- M (without dashes and spaces) and this was rejec
Elisa,
This came through to me an hour ago.Guess it just didn't retrace its
steps to you!
Joseph
> I guess my first sentence starting with "Hello Dear Group" really
> upset the machine. (I've kept all of the error messages, just in
> case.)
>
> Let's try one more time!
>
>
> Hello dear grou
Due to still being strung across two machines (carrying bits one-by-one is
slow work ;-)) I don't have to hand the address of the nascent marketing
group.
I thought this might be a good place to discuss my book idea if enough
people are interested. Can anyone send me the email address for the gr
ne would do what you are
> trying, Joseph. That would probably be best with something like what John
> Hughes suggested -- php and mysql. But only after the foundational
readings.
>
>
> drew
>
> -----Original Message-
> From: Smile-Poet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent
drew,
That's an impressive list. But are these for true beginners, or for people
with other coding skills? I think php is so flexible, relatively easy, and
developing so fast that people will be going straight to it, rather than
adding it after the hard slog of learning and using serious codin
problem.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] if you want to send off-line.
Joseph -- or I could send my php.ini. Whichever you prefer Paul.
> Joseph,
> You want me to send you my php.ini off-list?
>
> Paul
>
> | -Original Message-----
> | From: Smile-Poet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Rudy,
That's good. Now who else feels a collaborated book makes sense for such a
subject. A good one is sorely needed as Sheila pointed out. Now I can
vouch for how good and clear the advice given by members of the list is on
this subject.
A collaborated book means no one takes on too much
Bj et al,
I sweated when I read mails of viri passed on by me.But David P must be
right; it was repeating the url that was picked up and recognised. I sent
it thinking someone may know where it may be acted on to catch the
originator.
AVG has swept every corner for crumbs (oh, no, that's s
OK.AVG says no viruses.The message has now moved to 'deleted items'
and there is a message.
Aha! froze OE again.Shut down the pc, reopened and got a message saying
the mail (which says it has deducted money from my card for hosting) was
trying to download from here
ms-its:mhtml:file
I have just received a mail with
From: 243306 @ msn...
Subject: Receipt of Payment
it is 2Kb.
I went to delete it but is wouldn't move from the inbox and then appeared to
bring OE to a halt. I had to restart to stop whatever it was up to.The
message window was blank. It does not have
Sheila,
I honestly think that the best people to write a php book are the experts of
wdvltalk. I can test it for you, and, as you have seen, if there is
anything you have not made crystal clear I will not be able to make it work
;-)
In the course of my travails I realised how real the point you
Bj,
A two-in-one:
>never buy Version 1 of *anything*.
*now* he tells me!
> He is not trying to teach you - he is trying to show off how clever he is,
and unfortunately for him, simply demonstrating how clever he isn't :-/
Wise words Bj.
> - Original Message -----
>
Bj wrote:
>.I'm surprised that someone trying to learn the beginnings of
php and mySQL
is dabbling with exotic stuff that even a professional programmer is never
likely to come across, let alone find a sensible use for...<
And are not the innocent led, like sheep, to t
Sheila,
Yes, I've just read, 'enum' is not for 'number'(!) but is a string so the
quotes are needed. Thanks for spotting it. ---And YES it worked.
Joseph
> Smile-Poet wrote:
> >
> > I tried
> > ...!= 1 -- which yielded nothing (though they
ishing the correct from the
not-quite-so-correct.
I need to read more on this, and appreciate your point that it should be
some sort of integer type.
Joseph
> Smile-Poet wrote:
> >
> > I tried
> > ...!= 1 -- which yielded nothing (though they are all 0)
> > ...!= 0
left with
the mystery of the Select statements?:-( It's still misbehaving. A quick
look at the manual suggests the answer is not in there, but I look closer,
later.
Joseph
> From: "Smile-Poet"
>
> > Yes, you have the selects:
> >SELECT * FROM table
> >
'let's go forward to the eighteenth century party'.
> From: "Smile-Poet"
>
> > Yes, you have the selects:
> >SELECT * FROM table
> > WHERE admin_access = 1;
> >SELECT * FROM table
> > WHERE admin_access = 0;
> > This
;]){
myheader("Access Denied!");
echo "This area is restricted ".
" to website administrators!";
footer();
exit();
}
}
On the other hand -- what should I be looking for for the session variable
to be assigned a value?
In my table, members, 'admin_access' has default '0' and alternative '1'.
There are six entries, 5 set to '0' and one set to '1'.
When I 'SELECT' '0' there is no return, when I 'SELECT' '1' All 5 '0's show
up. The script (PHP) call is
if ($_SESSION['admin_access'] == true) {
Which does not giv
Riva,
Have a look at 34sp.com. The UK arm starts at £15 a *year*, that's under
$30 even at current exchange rates. I think the US arm has a similar fee
structure. They offer a lot for the money and more for higher payments of
course.
Joseph
> Hi all,
>
> I am looking for a new ISP and was
/assign.shtml
> http://www.pspug.org/edu/slp/slpparticipants.htm
>
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Smile-Poet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 3:47 PM
> Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: [OT] odd spa
Peter,
No, I don't have the problem, but you may have saved me from it!I have
an update disc from M$ for Xp; now I am wondering if I should run it.I
know they have gone from being sloppy to being suspicious of everything.
But I have just changed an Outlook Express setting to let attach
Mark,
And I had looked through 'options' several times without that connecting!!
I suppose I was expecting something that actually referred to 'attachments'.
I've made the change now.Thanks very much.
Joseph
> > Dear old Outlook Express has an attachment blocking facility which is
> said
>
Yup, comes up fine in the UK too. I'll have vegetarian.
Joseph
> no problems on IE 5.5 ..
> - Original Message -
> From:
> Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2004 10:08 AM
> Subject: [wdvltalk] Site problems or people problems??
>
>
> : people are complaining
> : that they can't get onto t
Having learnt a bit and solved a few problems (ahem! typos, too) I find
myself stuck here - sort of superglobal superglue.
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> Time to download a new .chm file I think
> Sorry Joseph
>
New or old it is still mostly Greek to me :-o. My copy is the up to date
one and there certainly is a lot about changes. If I understand rightly
the objective is to make this do the job any other script can do, but in
plainer English.
$errors .= "Missing Last Name\n";
}
I also came across the point that use of $_REQUEST has security issues, but
imagine that is if it is overused rather than used where it is the best
option.
Joseph
> Bj wrote:
> > - Original Message -
hen test it can be full
of errors of course.
Thanks Bj,
Joseph
> ----- Original Message -
> From: "Smile-Poet"
>
> > The problem is that this (the 'value=""' ' entry) appears on the form:
> >
> >
>
> This means php isn
> Smile-Poet wrote:
> > In the book I am trying to 'learn and make' from this is an input line
from
> > a sign up form.
> >
> > > type="text" value="" />
> >
>
> I do the same thing. When the form is displayed initially,
In the book I am trying to 'learn and make' from this is an input line from
a sign up form.
As you can see the value is given some php code, but this appears in the
input window, which seems odd.Is there a reason for putting php code
there? The author says this is for error checking purpos
Mark, Bj, Sheila,
Thank you all for bringing clarity to this one (though some mails, including
Sheila's, haven't landed here yet! I think I have inferred the gist of the
discussion from the four mails I've read.).
I am going back into the php book/tutorial/website-scripts and knew I would
quick
Rudy,
Thank you. That worked superbly as you said. I had worked away at this
and then following Bj's suggestion, but had not gained clarity from the
manual. I think in testing with Bj's support I had used double quotes; it
seems the syntax here is single quotes. In the course of testing al
QL in Ten Minutes'.The one thing I have certainly leaned is
for 'Minutes' read 'Hours - and then some'
Joseph
> - Original Message -
> From: "Smile-Poet"
>
> > I am using MySQL. Can you advse me further?
>
> In mySQL, CONCAT(
Rudy,
I have just applied
SELECT cust_name, cust_address AS cust_address1, (
concat( coalesce( cust_city, '' )
, coalesce( cust_state, '' )
, coalesce( cust_zip, '' ) )
) AS cust_address2,
cust_country AS cust_address3
FROM `customers`
as you advised a few days ago
but it has produced
Deb,
Absolutely no offence taken; there is endless discussion on most of these
issues, and often being told or reminded of some simple point proves the
answer. I have tried to give up OE many times, but its simplicity and
range and (alas) reliability keeps it in play.
I'll let you know what h
Deb,
You encourage me to give Eudora another try. I do want to keep my website
addresses separate, and that worked well before (when it was working). It
will be on a different machine too, so that might make a difference.
Joseph
>
> Hi,
>
> I didn't see the beginning of this thread so not pos
Sorry Peter. All I can do is tell you I abandoned Eudora a year or two
back because it stopped sending anything. I still download some addresses
into it, but not those I have much to reply to. There were three instances
in use too; they all stopped. That was my second return to OE.
Joseph
I am following the conversation and it is helping greatly in expanding my
awareness; I am sure others working through the php/mysql learning zone
would agree.
Thank you Rudy for the additional points on extracting addresses. I didn't
make it clear then as the book had been hurled through the w
Further study finds that his works
SELECT CONCAT( `vend_city` , ',', `vend_state` , ',', `vend_zip` ) FROM
`vendors`
ORDER BY `vend_name`
(produces comma separated address. But two rows are NULL because the ex-US
entries have null 'vend_state' fields. Rudy's coalesce option was not
comma sepa
> (pretty colours, aren't they?)
Alas! The colours didn't come through!!!
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