On Saturday 09 August 2003 06:57, Kevin Stone wrote:
> domain: asiostudios.com
[snip]
Thanks. Much appreciated.
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What are these un/pwds for? guess these were not meant to be posted to
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Kevin Stone wrote:
domain: asiostudios.com
host: Helpelf
ftp_un: asio
ftp_pw: uZGG7ai
registrar: Godaddy
reg_un: 1398706
reg_pw: iktomi
reg-account email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
email1: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
un: asio
Answer to number 1:
I'm sure you could, but why would you want to when Javascript is more suited
for this type of processing. If you don't know javascript google for some
tutorials or for alert boxes, and I'm sure you will find plenty of examples.
for #2:
For Mysql check this:
http://www.mysql
Hi,
> 1) Can we display an alert box using PHP.
No, you need to use Javascript's alert() function. PHP is server-side only.
> 2) I would like to know the max. number of records or max. space
> a database (mentioned below) can provide.
Oracle, MySQL and SQL Server are limited only by the space
1) No you can't. Use javascript for that.
2) This information is easy to find from web. Read datasheets or use google.
Niklas
-Original Message-
From: yogendra lingsugur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3. maaliskuuta 2003 14:32
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] info required reg. P
The thing about PHP classes is that there are not many rules. It is
usually suggested, as a matter of good practice to use get and set
functions for your variables in classes in any language. A lot of
people my think this is a bunch of extra work, but let's say you are
keeping track of customers
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