Can anyone see any problems with the following:
SELECT * FROM ad AS t1, ad_location AS t2 ORDER BY t1.ad_ts_update LIMIT
0,40 WHERE t1.ad_location = t2.ad_loc_id AND ( (t1.ad_cdl_a = on OR
t1.ad_cdl_b = on) AND t1.ad_longhaul = on AND t1.ad_fulltime = on ) AND
( t2.ca_losangeles = 1 OR t2.ca_santa
When doing a select query, is there any way to specify which rows you
want "selected", as in rows 1 through 40, and then 40 - 80 on the next
query. I've been searching through the manual but can't find anything.
Should this be done through a php script instead, or is there a native
(mysql) comman
Please disregard, I think that I figured it out.
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I have 2 tables, one with job ad information, and a second one with the
locations that this ad applies to.
When a person queries the job ad table with their criteria, I would also
have to query the location table to see if the location that they chose
applies to this ad. I am not sure how to co
I have a mysql db with a particular table that I am inserting into.
This table has an id column that auto-increments. Is it possible to get
the id of the row that I just inserted into, without re-querying???
The problem that I have is that the data being inserted will be
identical for several ro
OK, I'm attempting this again:
header ( 'Location: ../test/test.php' );
sendByPost();
function sendByPost()
{
$host = "localhost";
$port = 80;
$postdata = "field1=value1&field2=value2&field3=value3";
if ($sp = fsockopen($host, $port)) {
fputs($sp,"POST /jotr/test/test.php HTTP/1.0\
Did the individual trying to send post(ed) data without the use of a
form succeed? I tried doing this before and didn't have any luck with
it... And I eventually gave up.
Has anybody had any luck in doing it?
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session.gc_maxlifetime specifies the number of seconds after which data
will be seen as 'garbage' and cleaned up
Let's say it's set to 900. How is this counted, from the time of the
session is initialized, or is this counter reset every time you go to a
new page. Does this makes sense?
$title_err = ($adTitle == "") ? 1 : strlen($adTitle) > 50 ? 2 : 0;
Can anyone tell me why this is not evaluating correctly (returning a
value of 1) when $adTitle is an empty string?
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Notice: Use of undefined constant year - assumed 'year' in
c:\apache\htdocs\jotr\includes\globalFooter.php on line 3
Is this not valid code?
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I have a new project that I might be working on and need some guidance
from the more experienced software designers on this list. The project
is taking input from users and sorting the users, based on the input,
into 4 or 5 separate "types" of users, categorizing them into these
categories. I have
I was reading the sept. issue of linux magazine and they discussed
security issues with web apps.
They mentioned that to generate signatures, you should include a secret
with your hash function:
s = S(m) = H(secret, H(m, secret))
What is the secret, just a sort of secret code that you include,
What amount of chars is reasonable and should I allow for each of the
following fields in a database:
company name: 30 chars
address/street: 30 chars
city: 30 chars
Thanks.
You can run your own SMTP server, if it helps...
http://www.postcastserver.com/ Extremely easy to set up.
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I have read that in order to account for browsers/users who do not have
cookies enabled, that you should append the session id to the url (query
string). Now, if I do do that,
www.site.com?phpsessid=gafklgjr952344afgfa, do I have to do anything so
that I force php to recognize the session id in t
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