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Re: You can use CSS: body { margin: 10px 10px 10px 10px; /* top left bottom right */ } | |
Re: You probably need something like this: AscensorMap:'2|1 & 1|2 & 2|2 & 3|2 & 2|3' And three `<section>`'s, one for each floor. In the middle section, you'll need three `<article>`'s. This is what I make of the documentation. | |
Re: > No value given for one or more required parameters One of your function calls misses a parameter. Which line does the error occur on? | |
Re: Next time, post a new discussion thread, instead of replying to an unrelated one. TP will still run in a DOS box, both on XP and Win7. If you want something newer, I suggest you check out Lazarus (FreePascal). | |
Re: IMHO using `ExitWindowsEx` WinAPI function would make more sense. | |
Re: You can just pass it as a parameter, it would look something like this: function query_item($category) { // ... } while ( ) { $category = category_name(); $buildings = query_item($category); } `call_user_func()` is designed for callbacks, which I doubt are the solution to your problem. | |
Re: > i dont know the technical word. It's called a breadcrumb. | |
![]() | Re: <select name="PostCats"> <?php function getCats() { global $conn; $stmt = $conn->query('SELECT * FROM category'); while($row = $stmt->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)) { echo "<option value=".$row['id'].">".$row['title']."</option>"; } } ?> </select> As you can see above, you define your code in a function, but it is never called, so no execution, no output. ![]() |
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Re: You need to use `mysql_free_result($result)` before you can use it again, or use a different variable name the second time. | |
Re: gmail does not use the standard smtp ports and from needs to be your existing email address. Then you need to use authentication and provide your password. There are several examples already in this forum. | |
Re: Have you tried `echo $_POST['prod_id'];` | |
Re: > Can you post the query for your database He has to make an ERD, so there is no database/query yet, just a diagram. But he must be able to show that... | |
Re: Not sure that a `button` submits without Javascript. You can try <input type="submit"> | |
Re: http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php See the comment by Anda (1 year ago). | |
Re: Hard to say from a description only. Can you share your .dpr code? | |
Re: Most servers have decryption software installed (e.g. Zend IonCube). You can encrypt your PHP scripts, upload them and they will run. They will not be readable to humans however, so if anybody accesses your webhost, downloading the scripts will be useless (although they can be brute force cracked). | |
Re: Next time please start a new discussion. The values you are using on those lines do not have a value the first time the page is opened. You'll need to use this construct: if (isset($_FILES['photo'])) { // upload file code } | |
Re: Use a robots.txt file and disallow all. You can also add the robots meta tag to your html head to prevent archiving. | |
Re: Double quotes within a double quoted string need to be escaped with a backslash. ![]() | |
Re: The `end` on line 50 is the first problem, then again on 57 and 58. I suggest you read up on basic syntax and control structures. | |
Re: [Here](https://atsung.wordpress.com/2008/08/07/javascriptserializer-example/) is an example. Can you show what is in `response` and how the class definition of `bookshare` looks? | |
Re: Since you paid for it, have you contacted the author? | |
Re: `=` is used when you compare a column against a single value. `IN` is used when you want to compare against a range of values. | |
Re: http://mikehillyer.com/articles/managing-hierarchical-data-in-mysql/ | |
Re: Yahoo has a lot of RSS feeds you can use. There are a lot of threads already in this forum about getting and displaying one, do a search first. | |
Re: If you have created the subdomain `about.website.com` you can use a redirect to accomplish what you want. | |
Re: The `cmd.Parameters` can only be used if the `cmd` has a query (`CommandText`) set which defines that parameter. In your OP you used a string for your query, instead of the `CommandText`. | |
Re: - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsembedded/en-us/develop/windows-ce-net-4-2-development.aspx (Note that this product is at the end of it's lifecycle) - Read up on [RFC 959](http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc959/) | |
Re: > but i need to execute it without supplying any values... Then you have to remove the parameters from the stored procedure, or provide dummy parameters (empty strings). You can run it using: CALL InsertTBL_Supplier | |
Re: A little lower in the manual (dataType) it says this: > "jsonp": Loads in a JSON block using JSONP. Adds an extra "?callback=?" to the end of your URL to specify the callback. Disables caching by appending a query string parameter, "_=[TIMESTAMP]", to the URL **unless the cache option is … | |
Re: I think you did not bind the @HOME parameter. | |
Re: Can you show what you have, and how you want it inserted? ![]() | |
Re: You are mixing AND and OR. When you do, add parenthesis in the correct place. | |
Re: Does your table have more than those six columns? | |
Re: What are you trying to accomplish? This could work (depending on your table structure): $query = "SELECT * FROM `$table` WHERE `Fund Name` LIKE '%$searchTerm%'"; | |
Re: Something like [this](http://maxoffsky.com/code-blog/laravel-ajax-example-source-code/) maybe? | |
Re: Don't think you have to, you can just access it by index as well. | |
The following snippet will show, how you can pass a data array to a function, and generate a table with N columns. `$data` contains some dummy data, which can come from any data source. Then you call `createHtmlTable` passing the data, the number of columns you want, and a function, … ![]() | |
Re: Do those links point to the same page? | |
Re: Am not familiar with CI but my guess is that the case should match. admin_user <> Admin_user | |
Re: Hard to suggest without more information about your table structure and data. | |
Re: I agree with logging everything. That's also a fine way to notice abuse. If you don't log it, you won't know. | |
Re: I don't use this much, but perhaps [CSS3](http://www.css3.info/preview/box-shadow/) can help. | |
Re: `canvas.removeEventListener` should work, but only with named functions. |
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