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    replied to Reports in php
    in PHP
    www.fpdf.org
    Excel As a Presentation Layer
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    replied to exporting query results to Excel
    in PHP
    Actually, I got side tracked by the title. The title probably should have been--

    Having Problems with MySQL Where Clause

    The error is on line 17 of the third block of code:

    $startDT AND et.TaskDT<=$end DT

    The PHP variables $startDT and $endDT are not surrounded by single quotation marks.

    I think this should solve it.
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    replied to PHP MySQL Insert
    in PHP
    I think I had better be more succinct...

    The code at line 40 will not execute correctly. The field name 'other' has a space in it between 'othe' and 'r'. This will break on execution.

    It appears not to be simply a newline inserted by the code tags to me. Am I missing something? Search on 'othe ' (that is, 'othe<space>' to find it.

    Also, their are nomenclature discrepancies that are suspect too. Is...
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    replied to exporting query results to Excel
    in PHP
    Here's an example of how it can be done from an MSKB article. I just tried this page but it only runs from IE (because of ActiveX) and you must have Excel installed on the client machine.

    Generated Excel Content

    I don't like this solution myself because it's too browser and product dependent. There were some slick Javascript classes that did graphs written by some guy at Netscape years ago. In hindsight, that approach...
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  • I'm guessing that the HTTPS key is used on the server side programming for decrypting the incoming data?

    I've only thought about this but it seems like everything would be the same as normally collecting data on an unsecure page. Once you've got the data at the server then you just write it to your database as usual?

    (Sorry, more questions than answers here and I'm wanting to bump the thread.)
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    replied to PHP MySQL Insert
    in PHP
    I thought it was here--

    othe r,sablefordpoin ts,...
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    replied to flowcharts with html
    I suspected this was the answer... great quote by the way 'HTML does not create content. It only gives structure and layout to content.' I'm going to file that one away.

    Meanwhile, back in the 90's I was using Java Applets to do this sort of thing. What is the popular cross platform way it's done now?
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    replied to Keeping css menu in all pages
    Since he mentioned PHP extensions on his source code, I'm assuming that he has a server that's running PHP. The includes look like this--

    Code:
    <?php include("mymenustuff.php"); ?>
    Server side includes can really modularize things nicely.

    If you want to stick to the CSS standard, don't put the menu in a table. Instead, define a class that has the appropriate margins and spacing. Tables are for...
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    replied to Too much CSS
    Still mastering CSS and a newbie here but I'll give it my 2 cents:

    First off, I ran it without the CSS and it was pretty well organized and readable. You've got clear sections and I think I could write an alternative style sheet and place the sections in other locations (like the menu as a bar on the top, the footer under the heading, etc.) without messing with your HTML content.

    It looks like the only thing that changes...
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    replied to Highlighting text in html document
    I'll assume he meant the second option...

    CSS:
    .highlighter {
    background-color: Yellow;
    color: Black;
    }

    HTML:
    We had better <span class="highligh ter">highlight this text</span> for emphasis.

    Helpful Article: Span vs. Div
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    replied to Table layout to Div
    Article - Tables are for Tabular Data. Period.
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