* and then John Holmes declared
> >Should the db go like this?
> >
> >db_urls
> >url_id | user_id | project_id | url
> >
> >db_user
> >user_id | name | whatever
> >
> >db_project
> >project_id | user_id
> >
> >Wow, now i've written it down it seems clearer ;) you guys reckon that's
> >the righ
From: "Nick Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Each user (must have an id,name clearly) can fetch as many urls as they
wish, those urls get written to the db, then as each url is fetched from
the db it is dealt with with php and deleted from the db.
What if a user gets cut off from the script and a whole
* and then John Nichel declared
> John Holmes wrote:
> >You can't just remove part of a file like you remove part of a string.
> >You'll need to read (eventually) the entire file and only write back
> >what you want to keep.
> >
> >Now, you said this could be a very large file, so you don't
John Holmes wrote:
From: "Nick Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Im trying to delete a line from a file after having first read the line.
The file contains a list or urls, one per new line: like this:
[snip]
fwrite($f, '', strlen($url2use)); // Where is the "gotha"?
Hmmm... how can you write an empty s
From: "Nick Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Im trying to delete a line from a file after having first read the line.
The file contains a list or urls, one per new line: like this:
[snip]
fwrite($f, '', strlen($url2use)); // Where is the "gotha"?
Hmmm... how can you write an empty string with a length?
* and then Nick Wilson declared
> Hi all,
>
> Im trying to delete a line from a file after having first read the line.
> The file contains a list or urls, one per new line: like this:
BTW, reading the file into an array, shifting off the first element and
rewriting isnt a good option for
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