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The problem exists because year is also a function. To make sure it uses your column name use backticks, so in the query it looks like this: `year`

The original host. In a lot of cases this is against website rules. So be sure it is allowed.

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Do you have a timestamp column ? Then sort descending and limit 10 on that column.

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the one that is selected is in $_POST['cropcat']. You can use it to add the selected attribute of one of the options.

Do you want to paste text into a textarea, containing name, address, etc. and then parse that into an existing form ? This will only succeed if you know what to look for in the text, or know exactly at what position everything is placed. If that is fixed, then …

I'd go for monitoring for new files. This can be done by creating an app that hooks into windows. This means you won't have to create a polling mechanism (either for files or for new database entries).

Most likely there is no smtp running at your server.

I normally put an include file (containing the connection info) into a separate directory, which is password protected, so from the outside it's not easy to access. Furthermore, only create localhost users on mysql. Your firewall should handle the rest.

Looks like it's building an organization chart.

You could create a table that contains a users id and a headline's id. If the record is in there, he already voted. Both fields can function as a single unique primary key, so speed should not be an issue.

If you're just starting, and using a windows machine have a look at the XAMPP or WAMPSERVER packages. These will install the required tools for you.

Try: [code] echo $result_row["dates"]."</td>"; echo $result_row["news_desc"]."</td></tr>"; echo $result_row["news_details"]."</td></tr>"; [/code]

You could use one int ID field and a second type field, which would indicate the type of transaction.

Changes are it's in Python, because most of Google Apps is also in Python.

What error ? Did you export data, or did you include the structure ? Be a bit more specific.

Shouldn't you be using iCount instead of SizeOf(recTile) in the BlockRead ?

"using the password: no" means that you try to access mysql for user root, without a password. So you may have set a password, but it could be missing from the config file. [code] $cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'config'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['user'] = 'root'; // put here your password after setting one $cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = …

Normally it would mean that the connection has not yet been established or an error in your query. Perhaps the exec() function is returning something different from what you are expecting ?

[QUOTE=Venom Rush;709495]The value of Joe won't be overwritten with Suzy will it?[/QUOTE] Correct.

Did you try the NuSphere forum ? They have pretty good support.

Iirc, you should be able to use move().

I think you may need to use something like $_POST[$key]['fname'] or $value['fname'] The latter should be the right one, because it's the current array in the loop.

You can use URLDownloadToFile() in the unit UrlMon.

any function that starts with mysql either needs to be replaced with the mysqli variant, or the mysqli method call.

The string (Directory) in the record is causing your problem. You'll need to change it to e.g. string[30]. string may not appear in a typed file, since it's length is undetermined.

Are you perhaps waiting to receive a particular character or string ? So that it thinks it's done when the second packet comes in, but not with the first ?

WHERE '%$searchstring%' = ID is rather tricky. If a user enters ID = 1 then every ID with a 1 in it is returned. 1, 10, 11, and so on. If you remove the % signs, it will search for an exact match.

$source_file is just the name of the file. The file has not yet been moved to a permanent location using move_uploaded_file(). You'll have to do that first.

If you've also installed mysql administrator (also from mysql ab) then you can use this gui tool to set all your options easily. Of course, you should be able to set this in the ini file.

Actually, you'll get an array with both parts.

This function is in the class. [code] /** * This function sets the directory where to upload the file * In case of Windows server use the form: c:\\temp\\ * In case of Unix server use the form: /tmp/ * * @param String Directory where to store the files */ …

Can you give an example of what you are trying to achieve ?

It would be something like this: [code] UPDATE person_table SET person_number = person_number + 1 WHERE person_name = 'this persons name' [/code]

Are you using indexes ?

I personally like SMF very much. Has enough options to set rights on group level and has a clean interface.

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According to the IMAP4rev1 RFC ([url]http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3501[/url] page 55) 1 is used for plain/text. 2 is used for application/octet-stream, so why this returns html, I don't know.

where is your mysql_connect ?

Best would be not to store them at all, and let a third party payment processor do that job (e.g. Paypal, Servebase). The rules for privacy are getting tougher and tougher (PCI Compliance), so if you don't store this data, you'll save a lot of work.

use mysqldump, it has to be somehwere in your path.

Looks like 602SQL is based on ANSI SQL which doesn't support auto increment. Best to ask this at 602SQL support.

wampserver has an active forum. i think you'd better try there. They most likely know best.

Since the XML output for an RSS is fairly static, I use smarty to generate it, instead of an XML parser.

It's possible something is blocking. Did you try to use passive FTP ?

You would probably have to implement the OnDrawItem to draw it in an unusual way.

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[url]http://nl3.php.net/manual/en/mysqli.query.php[/url] You're using the procedural style of mysqli, so the connection needs to be given as a parameter.