Hi all
I'm building a fairly basic php/mySql site but I'm running into
problems due to my total lack of experience. I have a database of
videos - each has a title, transcript, description and one or more
topics. So far I can search the database by topic (using a drop-down
menu), like this:
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I'm considering my options for making quizzes mostly multiple choice
type of thing, but also 'filling in the gaps'. This is in support of
educational materials I'm working on. So far I've looked at Flash and
javascript but have concerns about accessibility for both of these.
Does anyone have any e
Hi everyone
I'm thinking of getting an iBook for reasons not really to do with
webbing but really need to do occasional php/mysql stuff to justify the
expense. I believe that they all come with an Apache testing server
installed and wondered if anyone had any success with getting
php/mysql/p
Hi
I'm working on a project where we're building a collection of videos in
Flash and the idea has been mooted that it would improve usability if we
were to allow users to tag videos they've seen a la last.fm, flickr
youtube etc.
It's still very early days and I'm quite interested in putting somet
On Mon, July 28, 2008 2:04 pm, Richard Heyes wrote:
>> I'm working on a project where we're building a collection of videos in
>> Flash and the idea has been mooted that it would improve usability if we
>> were to allow users to tag videos they've seen a la last.fm, flickr
>> youtube etc.
>
> If yo
Jason Norwood-Young wrote:
On Mon, 2008-07-28 at 14:48 +0100, Paul Jinks wrote:
I think my first post was ambiguous. What we're thinking of is to build a
site on which people can view videos with the option to add metadata to a
video after viewing it.
We think that the content we have
On Tue, July 29, 2008 9:22 am, Jason Norwood-Young wrote:
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> On Mon, 2008-07-28 at 23:57 +0100, Paul Jinks wrote:
>> Jason Norwood-Young wrote:
>> > On Mon, 2008-07-28 at 14:48 +0100, Paul Jinks wrote:
>> >
>> >> I think my first post was ambiguou
Hi all
I've been asked to put simple database interactivity on an academic
site. They want users to enter a few details of their projects so other
researchers can search and compare funding etc. How difficult can that
be, I thought
I've built the database in MySQL and entered some dummy
Brice wrote:
Try to check the key of your result row with a print_r or a var_dump command.
Brice Favre
http://pelmel.org/
Like this?
Apologies if this is pathetically wrong. Like I said, I'm a total noob.
The above returned no data or errors, by the way.
Thanks
Paul
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PHP
Hi all,
I have a site where users can search study projects. I'd like to be able
to clicks on a project title which passes a variable to this page, which
then displays all the data on that project in a table. Cool - and to a
noob like me, actually pretty exciting. Except it doesn't work.
I g
David Grant wrote:
$SQLQuery = "SELECT * FROM project WHERE projTitle = '" .
$HTTP_GET_VARS['projTitle'] . "'";
Yep, that fixed it. Thanks. I had a feeling there was a mix up with the
"s and 's. What's with the . s?
Not sure why you've got the or die() there.
I had the idea that you cou
Richard Davey wrote:
($HTTP_GET_VARS), because lots do not. I would suggest replacing
$HTTP_GET_VARS with $_GET (in all instances), because the long format
will eventually vanish and your script will cease to work.
Cheers Rich, will sort this out.
I assume you removed the MySQL details t
Richard Davey wrote:
There are various issues re: SQL injection and lack of filtering going
on here, but perhaps not best to dwell on those -just yet-, as long as
you are aware that your script is lacking in all forms of security?
Then you can address that once you've got it working
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