Look at the MySQL manual that came along with it when you downloaded it:
manual.html#String_comparison_functions
or
manual.html#Comparison_Operators
May be that helps you.
René
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Well I don't have Access, nor Excel, but there is the Freeware Staroffice
that did it for me. Thank's for the tip. I thought of this myself, but your
message encouraged me to try it and it works.
Method I used:
- Open HTML with Staroffice
- Delete irregular header fields
- Select the whole table
Hello there,
Anyone has done this before? Would like to see some sample code to build a
converter from HTML table to a MySql table. Someone put an enourmous amount
of data in HTML tables and now we would like to put it in MySQL database. We
would not like to do this manually.
Thank you!
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> Just a hunch... but try value="1–24" and see how that works, so
> basically substitute "-" for "–"
>
> I can't see the rest of your code and what else you might be appending to
> $msgtxt, so it could be something else...
Yes it was something else. I did a wrong comparison with the variable:
$e
Used HTML code:
PHP code:
$msgtxt .= "\r\nEmpleados: $empleados";
Whatever radio button is selected, the $msgtxt becomes: "Empleados 0"
As far as I know the variable $empleados should have the choice that was
made in the form. Why did it return "0"? What did I do wrong? Note that all
other
In fact I just made a simple mistake. I had forgotten to put
ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data". So there was no file, therefore no data like
size, nor the type either.
Thanks anyhow.
RNie
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I am trying to find out the mime type of an uploaded file, but $file_type as
well as $HTTP_POST_FILES['file']['type'] are an empty string. What can be
the cause of this?
Could you CC the answers to my email address? Thanks for your help!
RNie
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