Make sure you filter $letter before using it in the query. Replace
$letter = $_GET["letter"] with this:
preg_match('/^[A-Z]/', $_GET["letter"], $matches);
$letter = $matches[0];
If you don't do this, someone could insert malicious SQL into the
$letter variable. This regular expression will m
2009/5/22 James Crow :
> Bill Mudry wrote:
>>
>> With the botanical wood tree that I have been working on, the number of
>> records for
>> genera and for species can get quite large and unwieldy. Presently I have
>> over 6,000
>> species records that takes a while to load let alone try to browse
>>
Bill Mudry wrote:
With the botanical wood tree that I have been working on, the number
of records for
genera and for species can get quite large and unwieldy. Presently I
have over 6,000
species records that takes a while to load let alone try to browse
through.
I need to chop this up into qu
Hi Bill,
I don't know if I got you right but I hope this will help:
[CODE]
$baseLink = "index.php?letter="; // Assuming your file name is
"index.php"; set up the base link for all pages
//alphabetical links
for($a=65;$a<(65+26);$a++){
print "".chr($a)."\n";
}
if (isset($_GET["letter"]) &&
Bill Mudry wrote:
With the botanical wood tree that I have been working on, the number of
records for
genera and for species can get quite large and unwieldy. Presently I
have over 6,000
species records that takes a while to load let alone try to browse through.
I need to chop this up into que
