Thank you Michael... That did the trick :D
thank you very very much, it took me three days... and now it seems so damn
easy.
vamp
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> Elliot J. Balanza wrote:
> > I need to make a query to a MySQL database that only h
I have tried several combinations, including foreach, do whiles. This works
when i submit the values one by one, but when i try to automatize it it wont
work. Thanks
mysql_select_db($database_MBTTIENDA, $MBTTIENDA);
$query_prefsname = "SELECT Pref_name FROM mtmbt_prefs";
$prefsname = mysql_query($
Hello Elliot,
On 11 Mar 2004 at 23:55, Elliot J. Balanza wrote:
> I need to make a query to a MySQL database that only has two fields, name &
> value. That I can do.
>
> Then I need to store the values i receive in an array in the form of:
>
> $variable['name'] = value;
>
> But haven't been ab
Elliot J. Balanza wrote:
I need to make a query to a MySQL database that only has two fields, name &
value. That I can do.
Then I need to store the values i receive in an array in the form of:
$variable['name'] = value;
But haven't been able to do it neither with a foreach nor with a do while...
>> This is a basic question but I'm a basic fellow. If I have an array
>>
>> $timespread = array("12am-01am"=>0);
>> $timespread["01am-02am"]=0;
>> $timespread["02am-03am"]=0; etc
>>
>> Using $time which is a number, I want to add 1 to the value of
>> $timespread[$time] without changing the key s
Josh Edwards wrote:
> This is a basic question but I'm a basic fellow. If I have an array
>
> $timespread = array("12am-01am"=>0);
> $timespread["01am-02am"]=0;
> $timespread["02am-03am"]=0; etc
>
> Using $time which is a number, I want to add 1 to the value of
> $timespread[$time] without chan
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