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 | That's tough. Use your energy for recovery, I wish you all the best.  |
| | You're querying over an entire year. *If* this is the point of your query, I would add an extra indexed column to my orders table called `year INT` and filter on that. Should be much quicker than using a `BETWEEN` on a date column.  |
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| | Why start with Python if your study uses C#/.NET? Microsoft Learn has a lot of courses for you to take (for free).  |
| | Is support not responding to your questions? What errors are you getting?  |
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 | Fuel to the fire ;) https://www.theregister.com/2023/08/07/chatgpt_stack_overflow_ai/ |
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| | Because Microsoft introduced it: https://thehistoryoftheweb.com/how-we-got-the-favicon/  |
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 | > some error at the time of its execution What error do you get? |
| | > my code below doesn't work How exactly do you want it to work? Isn't there a MenuItemOpened event you can use? |
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 | https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html |
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| | This is a little too vague... please elaborate. |
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 | You'll need some variables for the total count, the subtotal count and to detect whether the customer ID has changed. I suggest you try first and reply when you encounter any further problems.  |
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| | What do you have so far? |
| | Personally, I think the most important step is getting paid...  |
| | Mine would be the API's where the developers do not understand that there is a need for service-to-service applications. |
| | I primarily used https://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.xml.php |
| | If you `echo` the value of `$path`, what does it show? Is it perhaps an URL instead of a path? Have a look at the `parse_url` function. You can use that to extract the path from an URL before you try to get the extension. |
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| | With what exactly? |
| | You need to understand that even though `mysqli_stmt_execute` might return `true`, `mysqli_stmt_affected_rows` can return `0`. Whether this is a failure or not, depends on your business logic. Suppose you want to update based on a unique ID, you could check whether `mysqli_stmt_affected_rows` equals `1`. If it returns `0` the ID … |
| | Q1: True, but only visible in the examples: https://www.php.net/mysqli_stmt_store_result Q2: True, implicitly mentioned here: https://www.php.net/manual/en/mysqli-stmt.free-result.php "Frees the result memory associated with the statement, which was allocated by mysqli_stmt_store_result()." It is a rule of thumb in most languages that you should free/release what you allocate. Q3: Why do you say "I … |
| | Which HTML editor are you referring to? |
 | When I was still using PHP (years ago) I used Laravel. IMO it's a well designed framework. If I had to do serious PHP programming I'd choose it again. That being said, I have no idea if changing from CI3 to Laravel is straightforward as I have never used CI. |
| | On line 21 `encontrado` is always set to `True`, so the `If` on line 36 will always be `False`. |
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| | Your query is always counting all points in a record, but shouldn't it only count those with a matching keyword? |
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