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> % a static name so when another picture is uploaded the old one is
> overwritten % that is why the input path and output path is the same.
> % -Code--
> % exec($path_imagemagick."convert -crop 0x100+0+0 $imagepath.$filename
> % $imagepath.$filename");
> % -End Code
> How can I compare two dates with PHP, to see if one date occurred before
> the other?
probably not the best way but:
if the date is formated like this 20030929 (today) 20030928 (yesterday)
I think it is quite easy:
if ( (int)$today > (int)$yesterday )
or perhaps like this:
if ( strcmp($today, $
> >Not anymore due to the Unisys LZW patent issues.. GD has no support for
> >GIF file anymore.
> >Wait until next june.. Then you can create animated GIF files with GD
> >(Unisys' patent expires).
>
> That patent already expired for the US (June 30, 2003). Canadian
> patent expires July 7, 20
the function you are looking for is called nl2br(). Translated it means
'new line to .' when you pull you text from your database run it
through this and it will be correctly formatted for HTML to read correctly.
See php documentation for further discussion and examples.
blue
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know I have to use the
$_POST[] array, but this creates a multidiminsional array, yes? do i access
it like $_POST[checkbox[1]]?? or $_POST[checkbox][1]??
any info is appreciated.
thanks,
blue
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www.phpbuilder.com has an excellent article on creating a results page that
incorporates NEXT and PREVIOUS links/buttons so that one can navigate
through the results.. i'll try to find an exact link.
"Wilbert Enserink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Until the recent version of PHP i've enjoyed being able to pass variables as
name/value pairs within my URL. this has been essential for accessing my
mysql database. here is an example of a url.
getAd.php?id=1
of course that link tells the script to fetch all associated data from a
particular
I'm currently having the same problem, but I've found a quick fix for it.
maybe it will be appropriate for what your doing.
First, I consider it to be bad code to have more than one page process form
data, so this example will incorporate just one page called FORM.PHP. i'll
use a small example t
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