I usually put '' around my indexs if they are not numeric, sometimes I dont have to
sometimes I do, so I allways do.
$ip[$t] = $waarden['ip'];
another note is check if there are any NULL entries in the 'ip' field in your db. if a
field is NULL then php does not create that index. and you will get an undefined index
error.
mysql> alter table TABLE_NAME change VAR_NAME VAR_NAME varchar(255) NOT NULL ;
please email me if you have more questions or comments, I am interested in knowing how
this works for you
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Mediawaveonline.com
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Hi,
I made a site that uses the following code:
$id = base64_decode($go); // decoding ID
$DataBaseNaam = "teller"; // name of DB
include('connect.inc.php3'); // connection to DB
$query = "select * from kl".$id;//query
$result = mysql_db_query($DataBaseNaam, $query); // getting ResultSet
$t=0;
while ($waarden = mysql_fetch_array($result)) // extracting ata from RS
{
$ip[$t] = $waarden[ip]; // IP value (varchar) <--
This line generates the problem..?
$datum[$t] = $waarden[datum]; // date value (integer)
$urlprov[$t] = $waarden[urlprov]; // URL value (varchar)
$t++;
}
On a locale machine (using PHP4) I didn't have any problems, but on internet
(using PHP 3.0.16) I got the warning "illegal string index on line ..." I
only get this warning if I want to extract IP numbers from my DB. Does
anyone knows why I get this warning ?
Thanks,
Eelco
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