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Re: Do you have a starting article? Where do your questions come from? Perhaps a little more explanation can help us understand what you are looking for. | |
Re: Do you know where it breaks? Debug with the developer tools, or put in alert()'s to find out more. | |
Re: If you mix `&&` and `||` be sure to use parenthesis, to ensure the correct order of processing. | |
Re: Just a note, `s1` through `s4` and `ff` are declared (and assigned) but never used. | |
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Re: The company I worked for last, the designer there needed 4 hours for a website design and we needed 4 hours to convert it correctly. This would be a design based on an existing house-style and/or logo. | |
Re: Interesting, while debugging, the regexp just misses... After a little search, I found this [thread on SO](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6739136/consecutive-calls-to-regexp-test-fail-for-pattern-with-global-option) describing the issue. | |
Re: There is an error in your query. Use `$result = mysql_query("...") or die(mysql_error());` to find out more. ![]() | |
Re: The post is probably fine, but your javascript will have to capture and display the output from the post. $.post("top.php", { sql: "..." }, function(data){ process the result here }); | |
Re: Storage Engine Permissible Index Types InnoDB BTREE MyISAM BTREE MEMORY/HEAP HASH, BTREE NDB HASH, BTREE (see note in text) Taken from: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/create-index.html | |
Re: If you are interested in how they work, building one is the best test. I like [this book](http://www.packtpub.com/cms-design-using-php-and-jquery/book), it is a nice introduction into building your own. | |
Re: http://php.net/manual/en/function.pg-query.php | |
Re: You can use [strtoupper](http://php.net/strtoupper) | |
Re: What is the exact error message you get, and where in the code does it break? | |
Re: This could also be caused by a non-visible utf8 byte order mark. | |
Re: How about this plugin: http://malsup.com/jquery/form/#getting-started | |
Re: A simple UPDATE query could suffice. It all depends on what you want, for example: UPDATE [table] SET [value] = 100 WHERE [value] = 20 | |
Re: Have you tried declaring a variable with the same type as the return result, putting your concatenation in it, and `RETURN` the variable? Second, aren't you supposed to end with: END $$ DELIMITER ; | |
Re: You cannot use it as is, since a session is stored on the server. You could create a php script to expose it to jquery with an ajax call, or use cookies instead. | |
Re: What do you mean with raw url, an url without a hyperlink ? | |
Re: Whether you use a blacklist or a whitelist... I think you must create the one which is smallest and/or with the least impact. I think a blacklist would be smaller, if you allow no words smaller than 4 characters to be used anyway. You could add tagging to a response. … | |
Re: It's a Javascript framework. So I think it's best suited in the [Javascript forum](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/javascript-dhtml-ajax/117). | |
Re: This is not a simple task. I think this is only possible with a stored procedure, because the next in your result set depends on the previous one. There are quite some issues with this, what if the last row chosen does not fulfill your requirement? Will you start again … | |
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![]() | Re: OO comes in when you want to create reusable, extensible blocks of code. There can be a connection between the database and objects, for example if you use an ORM. An object mapping directly to a table. The database functions will be hidden by the classes you use. One simple … |
Re: $USER = array ( 1 => array ('username' => 'pritaeas', 'password' => 'XXX'), 2 => array ('username' => 'Subless', 'password' => 'XXX') ); echo $USER[1]['username']; | |
![]() | Re: What doesn't it do? Is this all code? For one, remove the semi colon is the first if. |
Re: Do you want to do that once, or every second? setTimeout() can trigger a function. Then you can get the new page with ajax and replace it. When that's done, you can remove the function from the timeout function. | |
Re: I have no sqlite experience, but I would choose Apress books over O'Reilly based on experiences with other languages. What language will you build the GUI in? | |
Re: What GUI are you talking about? Please provide some additional details. | |
Re: Perhaps this [thread](http://forum.jquery.com/topic/please-help-with-with-td-nth-child-td-eq) on the jQuery site can help. | |
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Re: You can use [header](http://php.net/manual/en/function.header.php) to redirect. | |
Re: Why don't you want to use that ? You should ask your cPanel provider if there is another way. | |
Re: If your IT guys did their job, then you won't be able to circumvent this restriction. | |
Re: You will have to join them, returning the username in every row, and then use PHP, to display it the way you want. You cannot do this easily with just a query. | |
Re: My personal paid favourite: Navicat. Database tool that includes report generation, and a separate report viewer. | |
Re: Are you trying to delete a file or a folder ? For folders you need to use `rmdir`. If it is a file, remove the last slash. | |
I found that there is a difference with the drawing of a custom bitmap brush, when I subclass TGraphicControl versus TCustomControl. The expected behaviour occurs when using the TCustomControl descendant. Each paint starts with the brush in the same position, no matter the location of the control (top-left). When using … | |
Re: What is the definition for stdClass ? Perhaps you need to use a property of this class. | |
Re: Either you have spaces or output in one of your included files, or one or more of your files use a Byte Order Mark. | |
Re: So you want to connect a mySql tool to an Oracle tool ? I doubt that will work. | |
Re: Note that `index()` is zero-based, so you may want to add `1` | |
Re: Sounds like your PEAR config file is out of date. Try installing the latest one. | |
Re: Can you try on a different printer, or on a different PC and printer ? | |
Re: That's because it is loading the actual `xml.php` file and not it's output. What you could do, is use cUrl to open and process `xml.php` and capture the output for processing. | |
Re: What if you add exception handling, something like this: try { $client = new SoapClient($servicio, $parametros); $result = $client->datawebser($parametros); print_r($result); } catch (Exception $e) { echo '<h2>Exception Error!</h2>'; echo $e->getMessage(); } Do you see an exception message? | |
Re: Looks like you are trying to jump back, which is not possible. If you want more details, show your code. |
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