On Mon, July 10, 2006 2:14 am, Larry Garfield wrote:
> It is slightly more complicated than that, since if the value is
> numeric and
> going into a numeric field, then it's not supposed to be quoted.
> (MySQL
> generally doesn't care, but some other databases may; I'm not
> certain.)
AFAIK, MySQL
On Friday 07 July 2006 10:03, Janet Valade wrote:
> Actually, it doesn't matter what the indexes are when you use implode.
> Implode just puts the values into a string. Here's code that will work.
>
>$field_array = array_keys($fields_form);
>$fields = implode(",",$field_array);
>$value
Dave M G wrote:
PHP List,
I've got a series of associative arrays that contain simple string
values that I want to insert into my database.
In each array, the names of the keys correspond to the column names
in the database table. The values stored in the array are, of course,
the va
On 7/7/06, Dave M G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
PHP List,
I've got a series of associative arrays that contain simple string
values that I want to insert into my database.
In each array, the names of the keys correspond to the column names
in the database table. The values stored in the
Dave M G wrote:
> PHP List,
>
>I've got a series of associative arrays that contain simple string
> values that I want to insert into my database.
>
>In each array, the names of the keys correspond to the column names
> in the database table. The values stored in the array are, of course,
PHP List,
I've got a series of associative arrays that contain simple string
values that I want to insert into my database.
In each array, the names of the keys correspond to the column names
in the database table. The values stored in the array are, of course,
the values that I want t
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