Jason Murray wrote:
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> I stand by my original statement. After someone requires PHP to
> output a multi-sheet Excel file, the code to do it will then
> be "out there". :)
Ah, this is a nice cryptic answer!
I need it -more or less- ;-)
Why?
This is why: http://nijb.nl/planning.php (It will op
David Robley wrote:
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> s/require it be done/want to do it
Count me in.
Starting somewhere in December. An RTF module will be first, though!
I'll post.
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Matthew Loff wrote:
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> http://www.wotsit.org/search.asp?page=49&s=ALLFILES
> > http://homepage.tinet.ie/~jmcnamara/perl/WriteExcel.html
This guy really has loads of remarkable links, or have you?!
Got any more?
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> Dennis Moore wrote:
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> Any ideas or clues?
>
Turn on cookies
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Srinivasan Ramakrishnan wrote:
> I'm preparing a quiz on PHP for some programmers. I was wondering if there
> are good questions that I can use instead of inventing my own.
How about: "Give some examples of relevant questions that one can pose
in news://php.general?";
gosh...
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Jimmy Elab wrote:
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When your not positioned straigth at your keyboard a ';' may
occasionally turn into an 'l'...
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Andrew Forgue wrote:
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> By putting brackets after the variable name [] in a form element
>
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BLAAACH!!! Please add an index variable, as fields that you don't need
wil NOT be posted, so when you have several fields for one single
dataset, you might end up with the wrong set of indexes.
Michael Hall wrote:
> can't figure out how I'm going to maintain a session across the three
> seperate HTML files in the frameset.
You don't! PHP and your browser will do it for you. It doesn't matter
whether you're in frames or not. All that matters is the cookie that is
automagically generated
Tyler Longren wrote:
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> Here's something interesting though. There's an id field that's set to
> AUTO_INCREMENT.
Yep, and that's one thing I've been looking at. See, I find it strange
that you need an KEY idpass (id, passcode(245)) when the ID is
quaranteed to be unique in itself.
Funny...
Tyler Longren wrote:
> Why is this happening?
Because you have double quotes in your for-statement.
Here's the way to do it (only relevant part copied)
$value1 = 100;
$value2 = 1223109;
for($i=$value1; $i<=$value2; $i++) {
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