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Played with 'puters since the days of the Zilog-Z80 machine code and Basic. Moved on over the years to managing small databases and designing web interfaces for inter-intra-net data management using a mixture of LAMP and MS-IIS apps. Although I still…
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 | All looks okay to me but you could try the following mysql_fetch_assoc($result) instead of array. |
| | Hi all, Can anyone shed any light on this really simple problem please? I need to read a list of files in a directory on a server. I am using PHP to do something like this... [code="PHP"] $counter=0; if ($handle = opendir($dir)) { while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle))) { …  |
| | Re: submit button How about carrying the data over to a 5th page and if the data goes into the database give a nice happy message, if the data fails here, you can warn the user and send them back to the beginning. |
 | Hi, is the database throwing an exception? Does the code reach the closing table tag on line 40? Have you tried a record count to see if your row variable contains rows? try echoing the row count - otherwise the code looks fine. |
| | I have also done a bit with CMS which requires image storage on a LAMP system. Why not simply store the images in an image directory and refer to the image location in the database field. Okay it requires extra work using the file system, but to be honest I …  |
| | Hi folks, nice to meet y'all. I'm in Lincolnshire, "the bit of England that sticks out in the North Sea" As a job I guess it is working with 'puters, like most of you's. I'm in Web/Dev with my own LAMP system in a cupboard under the stairs. I'm in … |
| | HI guys, I had a similar problem with exif data and needed a real quick fix. You can consider this, though there are many ways of killing shroedingers cat! use the 'pathinfo()' function and extract the file extension, a simple routine selects if the file is within your limits (I'll … |
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