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Perhaps [this SO thread](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1199135/mysql-recover-database-from-frm-files) can help.

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Perhaps this will help: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/isPrototypeOf

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If your database collation is set to case insensitive you can simply use `WHERE username = 'John'`

Something like this should do it: while ($row = dbnext($res, MYSQL_ASSOC)) { $return_array[] = array ('label' => $row['id'], 'desc' => $row['desc']); }

`document.getElementById('Editor')` does a lookup each time. It would increase performance a little if you just store this in a variable once, and use the variable instead.

What do you mean by burning?

Start your regex with `^\d`

I think this [SO thread](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8915713/php5-3-preg-match-with-umlaute-utf-8-modifier) may be of use. It appears problematic.

This should match: ^[^_]+_STRING(_[^_]+){3}$

You can use a foreign key to prevent inserting a non-existent user-id into your table.

What exactly do you need?

Could be a security issue, see here: http://forums.asp.net/t/1483203.aspx/1

That would mean the query failed. It looks correct at first glance, so are you sure you are connected correctly? I suggest you add some error checking to find out.

Hard to say from just your tables. Start of easy with one table, and extend your query with a join one table at a time.

The uncommented join looks okay to me. Do you get an error?

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> $result = mysql_query("Select * from " . $strTable . mysql_error());//this is the error source Should be: $result = mysql_query("Select * from " . $strTable) or die(mysql_error());

Does the website with the results provide an API?

Are you sure you are showing the right snippet? If it is the while then the query must have failed. Add some debugging.

The stack order is the order you decide to draw them in.

Below is a documented code example showing how to use the SQLite3 class to connect and query your database (and check for errors). IMHO using PDO is a better alternative, as this extension uses mixed technology in a non-standard way (objects, arrays and exceptions). If there are any questions let …

Perhaps [this](http://www.databison.com/index.php/read-write-to-file-excel-workbook-access-using-javascript-sql/) will help.

Haven't heard Genesis mentioned here yet. Did you try their forums?

What's the problem?

Below is a documented code example showing how to use the SQLite functions to connect and query your database (and check for errors). Please note that using the SQLite extension is NOT RECOMMENDED. This extension is no longer available in PHP 5.4.0. If you want your scripts to be future …

This demo will show a PHP script using a Smarty template. It assumes basic installation. In the folder where you copy the script, there should be a smarty folder containing the Smarty files. You should create a writable `cache` and `templates_c` folder, and a folder called `templates` where the `.tpl` …

[Here](http://jqueryui.com/tabs/)'s an easy way to do that.

You could just overlay two links.

Your best bet would be to use an additional table with all dates, and join with that.

Looks like it is coming from this [SO thread](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9379615/onclick-for-google-analytics-and-target-blank-the-link-does-not-work).

`Tel number` has a space in the column name, invalidating your query. You need to use quotes around it (although am not sure which).

Why don't you just use: http://php.net/base64_encode

I don't think so. The resolution is encoded into the file, you should be able to extract it.

Perhaps using NuGet will simplify the process: http://www.tsjensen.com/blog/post/2012/11/10/SQLite-on-Visual-Studio-with-NuGet-and-Easy-Instructions.aspx

SKU is indexed I assume. You can try this to see if it makes a difference (it avoids a costly join): SELECT `SKU` FROM `con_inv_old` WHERE `SKU` NOT IN ( SELECT `SKU` FROM `con_inv` WHERE `SKU` IS NOT NULL )

I think it should be: $("a img[data-name='myCar']").css('left');

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Are you sure the user `root`, without a password, has access to your database?

What do you have? An mysql dump file? If so, you can use: mysql -u username -p password database_name < filename.sql

I have [a demo](http://www.pritaeas.net/demos/jq-portfolio/index.html) on my website that uses two. One to show the current, and the other to preload the next. Take what you need. If you have questions, let me know here. You should make an improvement, since I am using a Javascript array. You should use AJAX …

Read [this article](http://www.endyourif.com/why-you-should-avoid-order-by-rand-or-newid/).

I think `ExecuteNonQuery` does not expect a result to be returned. I think you need `ExecuteScalar`, but am not entirely sure.

`mssql_execute` doesn't return a result set, only out parameters or a single return value.

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It would be appreciated if you could share your solution.

You Javascript syntax is wrong. For one, most semi-colons are missing.

Just make your column a `char(100)`