probably a better choice,
though (IMHO).
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).
You'll need to run separate INSERT queries, I suspect. If one query
relies upon a primary key created by the other, make use of the
mysql_insert_id() function.
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condition2)...
All of this is in the MySQL manual, of course.
Larry
PS Technically speaking, this question would have been more appropriate
on a MySQL list (or the PHP-DB list).
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Is there any way of getting the clients screenheight in PHP? (or do I
have
to do it in Javascript)
You have to do it with JavaScript.
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if i have for example this variable
$name = "John";
how can i echo the first letter only so the result on the browser will
be "J"
echo $name[0];
You could also use the substr() function.
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ven longer, off
topic threads such as this one.
So, seriously, if you don't feel like helping or you don't believe that
a message should be posted here because it's off topic or you don't
believe that a question was phrased properly, wouldn't it be better for
everyone if you just didn't respond? It'd certainly be easier.
Oy vay!
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Guys, this is trivial. It takes the same effort to provide the answer
to
whoever this guy was, than to lecture him on how to think.
"Teach a person to fish ..."
That's a good and true adage and certainly a philosophy to be put forth
by this list. But, the question is, does an answer of "Yes" teac
).
Thanks,
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eplacement and the class will be available
again. It is a credit-earning course. The URL is http://
explore.berkeley.edu/UCExt/courseview.asp?
secid=426&value=related&action=Internet
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an instance of the
CSite class. Run() is a method (i.e., a function) defined within this
class, so the statement $site->Run() executes that function. This is
basic object oriented stuff which you may not have run across before.
Hope that helps,
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#x27;], which is
syntactically correct?
Secondarily, have you set your browser to prompt you when a cookie is
sent and, if so, what happens?
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ing the _right_
php.ini file (the one indicated when you run phpinfo())?
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t;]), wordwrap($_POST
["message"], 60), "From: {$_POST["from"]}\r\n");
You only have to do this within other quotation marks and only if the
array's index is a string.
Hope that helps,
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aid, I think everyone should send me $5. I've
monitored this list long enough to predict the most probable replies...
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What? Well, it IS extra work. The mailing list exists and, many
believe, work just fine. Doing more than what is currently being done
is "extra", right? Or "more"? I'm almost positive about that.
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You should not use "Sites" in the URL, as
the Mac is already setup to redirect ~myname to the user's Sites
directory.
Hope that helps,
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ou need the records to be listed in some sort of
order, you should add another column or table that manages that. But
leave the primary key alone.
Hope that helps,
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oing something kind of complex is pretty
simple. All the built in widgets and wizards help and the form
validation tools are really nice.
Hope that helps,
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available mods.
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I need to check that user input text is less than 300 characters
long. How?
if (strlen($_POST['input']) < 300) { ...
You may want to also apply trim() to the input text to get rid of
extraneous white space at the beginning and end of the input.
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to
do the
archive page SELECT * FROM `x_news` LIMIT 16 , xx?
What you're describing is called "pagination". There are examples
online. Basically you just need to pass to the second (and other)
pages the LIMIT values (16 and xx above).
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HTH,
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