php-windows Digest 22 Apr 2004 12:11:37 -0000 Issue 2220

Topics (messages 23514 through 23517):

creating unique data series per category
        23514 by: Rafi Sheikh
        23515 by: Jason Barnett

Re: Request: Get cURL 7.11.1 (current) included in PHP5 Win32 Builds
        23516 by: Jason Barnett

COM on remote machine
        23517 by: M.Staiger

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Hi List, does any one know how to create unique data series (arrays) per
given category?  For example:
I would like to have a stacked bar graph hence needing series of data that
belongs to each category in my category column.

An example would be, number of tickets by client over 6 months.  I do not
know how many client will be returned.

I do nto need SQL help.

This is what my SQL does:

mysql_connect("flame", "gopher", "********"); 
mysql_select_db ("reqmet"); 
$mysql_result = mysql_query ("SELECT Account, count(RequestID) as total,
date_format(Mo,'%Y-%m') as time 
        from rfsrequests 
                where Date_closed is not null
                        group by Account 
                                having count(requestID) > 10
                                                 order by Account, total
desc");

The resulting data needs to be assigned (hence my problem) to data series or
arrays per Account.  I am also unsure about how to then assign those arrays
to a variable. (For anyone who cares, that variable then gets plugged into a
jpgraph accumulated bar graph).

Any ideas?

TIA,

RS


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--- Begin Message --- Rafi Sheikh wrote:

Hi List, does any one know how to create unique data series (arrays) per
given category?  For example:
I would like to have a stacked bar graph hence needing series of data that
belongs to each category in my category column.

An example would be, number of tickets by client over 6 months.  I do not
know how many client will be returned.

I do nto need SQL help.

This is what my SQL does:

mysql_connect("flame", "gopher", "********"); mysql_select_db ("reqmet"); $mysql_result = mysql_query ("SELECT Account, count(RequestID) as total,
date_format(Mo,'%Y-%m') as time from rfsrequests where Date_closed is not null
group by Account having count(requestID) > 10
order by Account, total
desc");


The resulting data needs to be assigned (hence my problem) to data series or
arrays per Account.  I am also unsure about how to then assign those arrays
to a variable. (For anyone who cares, that variable then gets plugged into a
jpgraph accumulated bar graph).

The function you need is mysql_fetch_array()


http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-fetch-array.php
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--- Begin Message --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hello,

Thank you in advance for any help you can provide.

I have a prod linux server running PHP5CVS with the latest cURL 7.11.1 compiled in. It has several new features I require.

The Win32 PHP5CVS includes an older version of the Curl extension. Is there any way to get it upgraded to the current version of cURL?

I have no idea who is in charge of getting curl into Win32 builds, perhaps you could point me in the right direction?

Thank you again,

Jason

You're probably going to get more help if you send this question to the dev list instead of the windows list. People on that list will know who's in charge of that. Of course, you *could* go ahead and compile the newer curl into a Win32 build yourself. I, for one, would appreciate it very much :)

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Hello NG,

Imagine that you have one machine running iis with php and want to call a
COM-Server (e.g. Word) on a remote machine.Would this be possible? How would
it look like, if this is the call for the local machine : $word = new
COM("word.application");

Thanks,
Marc

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