On 10/6/07, Daevid Vincent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's the 'functions_xml.inc.php' file I use, it has served me well and
> handles I believe all tag cases, personally I'm a big fan of using the
> attributes as they're most easily parsed out in the PHP DOM functions:
I made this at one poi
> -Original Message-
> you could easily just print the xml manually.
>
>
> foo
> etc
>
>
> or, i believe mysql will return XML output but i'm not sure a PHP
> function exists to do that.
>
> no need to use fancy DOM functions, outputting XML is easy, parsing it
> is when you need
On 10/6/07, CK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> Here's the mission, creating a movie DB, I need the results returned
> from mySQL in an XML format for use with the FLASH Professional
> DataGrid. Any tips on formating mySQL results would be grand. Here's
> the structure of the DB, if needed.
Hi,
Here's the mission, creating a movie DB, I need the results returned
from mySQL in an XML format for use with the FLASH Professional
DataGrid. Any tips on formating mySQL results would be grand. Here's
the structure of the DB, if needed.
DVD Table
*Title ID
*Title
*Genre
*Actor
*Di
Hi,
Here's the mission, creating a movie DB, I need the results returned
from mySQL in an XML format for use with the FLASH Professional
DataGrid. Any tips on formating mySQL results would be grand. Here's
the structure of the DB, if needed.
DVD Table
*Title ID
*Title
*Genre
*Actor
*Di
Harlequin wrote:
sql == "INSERT INTO RegisteredMembers
(TXT_UserID,TXT_UserPassword,TXT_Comments,TXT_FurtherComments)
VALUES('".$NewUserID."','".$NewUserPassword."','".$NewUserComments."','".$NewUserFurtherComments."')";
This should be $sql = " ... " and then you need to run the query w
I've managed with a lot of help to get the PHP pages to echo the results of
what a user put into a "User Registration" page. However, I'm still having
trouble getting the code right to actually commit the data on the
"Registered" page that the "Register" page points to.
Can anyone help...?
Code a
On Thu, 10 Jul 2003, Brenton Dobell wrote:
> I know im probibly getting irritating to most of you :P but i thought i may
> ask another thing that is on my mind!
>
> I have a sql query bringing back 200 rows for arguments sake, From this i
> would like an answer to 2 issues i have.
>
> 1) I know
Brenton,
The short answer: loops, counters and test
Across - your content and so forth
When to stop - a cell counter tested with mod operator
Alternating colour - a row counter tested with mod operator
That should get you pointed in the right direction. (If this is for a
school project that
I know im probibly getting irritating to most of you :P but i thought i may
ask another thing that is on my mind!
I have a sql query bringing back 200 rows for arguments sake, From this i
would like an answer to 2 issues i have.
1) I know how to display it row after row going down :P duh of cours
N> Hello, I have a question: does anyone know how to divide MySQL results to
N> pages and display on a website in "1 2 3 4" form?
Use LIMIT within your SELECT statement:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/S/E/SELECT.html
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Hello, I have a question: does anyone know how to divide MySQL results to
pages and display on a website in "1 2 3 4" form?
Greetings,
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On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 10:20:28PM -0400, Chris Anderson wrote:
> If I grab values from fields and they contain nothing, and I retrieve
> them using mysql_field_array, it will give an index out of range. Is
> there a way to prevent the error or do I have to keep putting a @ in
> front of the varia
If I grab values from fields and they contain nothing, and I retrieve them using
mysql_field_array, it will give an index out of range. Is there a way to prevent the
error or do I have to keep putting a @ in front of the variable declaration?
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