Hi,
I'm running php 5.03 on windows 2003 as isapi.
Everything looks OK, and i can see all the php pages, but when I checked the
IIS log file
I saw that all the requests to php pages are with the error 500.
Does someone had this problem ?
How can i fix it, i tried to change all the parameters i k
Hi,
I'm using the script below to send ascii files attached to mails via mail().
I'm running the script on different servers and it works fine. Now I got a
problem on windows server 2003. The attachment of the mail is disturbed, the
first 76 characters are missing, the rest of the attachment is co
Hi,
I'm using the script below to send ascii files attached to mails via mail().
I'm running the script on different servers and it works fine. Now I got a
problem on windows server 2003. The attachment of the mail is disturbed, the
first 76 characters are missing, the rest of the attachment is co
To reiterate what others have said avoid user input as your primary key,
an auto increment would be better.
But to get back to your validation problem, you might want to look up
the strtotime() function
graeme.
S.D.Price wrote:
Thanks for this George. I am populating the datetime field from use
Try removing the apostrophes around the field names that you are trying
to insert data into:
$query="insert into login (uname,access) values('try','super')";
Armando
Richard Lynch wrote:
Vaibhav Sibal wrote:
Hi,
I am not able to insert data into my mysql database using php even if
i use a simple
Vaibhav Sibal wrote:
> Hi,
> I am not able to insert data into my mysql database using php even if
> i use a simple code as follows :
> $link=mysql_connect("localhost","username","password");
> mysql_select_db("test_db");
> $query="INSERT INTO 'login' ('uname','access') VALUES ('try','super')";
>
Just a thought... Using a primary key that is controlled by the user rather
than your db system is risky, especially if the user can change the value after
adding the record. Why not use an auto_increment field as your primary key and
an indexed datetime column to list rows in the order you wish
I know that your form currently has just an input field that displays the
date in the format that you're interested in, but have you thought of using
a form SELECT object so that the user can only pull down the month, date and
year?
You'd have to do more processing in the form to "assemble" the da
Thanks for this George. I am populating the datetime field from user
input, and users can change the date if they need to.
The problem I have is with validation. I think I will need to use some
kind of regular expression to check that the date has been entered in
the correct format, but I am not s
Hi, I wonder if anyone can help.
I have designed a newsblog which uses PHP and MySQL. Each news story has
a primary key which is the current date. The datatype used in MySQL is
"datetime". When stories are extracted from the database the user can
then navigate based on date order.
When a user ad
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