I was thinking it was obvious because otherwise I'd have just been using
that and not even posted about the "a/a+". Using "a" works in the way that
it is supposed to (it starts at the end), but what I wanted was to use
append and then just append to anywhere in the file.
Currently to get that do
>>$MailToAddress = [EMAIL PROTECTED];
No quotes around the e-mail address.
>> $Message .= "\n\n$HTTP_POST_VARS[Footer]";
You left out quotes from "Footer"
"Dean Ouellette" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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"r+" allows you to read and write... if that's what you wanted (I think it
is). Note that it will write over any data that is behind the location of
the file pointer (so write to the end of the file).
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> > > for($m=1;$m<=5;$m++){
> > > $div_idd[$m]=${'row->sub' . $m . 'd'};
> > > }
I'm not sure if it will work, but you might try either using the
mysql_fetch_array($result); function and then refer to them by
$row["src1d"]; or try $div_idd[$m] = $row->$$name; where $name = "sub" . $m
. "d"; I'm
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.stripslashes.php
Check that out, it might help.
"Monty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> If someone enters this into a field...
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>New York "City"
>
> and I need to re-display it in the field (if an error
You can do what he said or just put a separate loop inside the original
loop.
Depending on how you get the info, you can use either way (his would create
less overhead if you are just using the same info every row, otherwise
they're really the same because his way you'll have to create an array
It must simply be a bug (probably confusing the function doTitle by calling
it, it might thinking you're requesting its info the second pass? Don't know
why, but it's a possibility)...
"James Nord" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Using t
Ahhh, good old UO. I remember GMing my taming, crazy what they've done to
the game since I've quit (120 skill, insane!).
I'm not completely sure of a few things about your question and I think that
I could help if you supply the answers to my questions.
Does one tamer's taming of an animal incr
You can make the radio button submit the form... or you can actually make
the link a form and make it an "onClick" scenario to submit data. You can
simply do this like this (untested, but the idea works!):