I think it should be small d in place of capital D in date()
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$mydate = date('Y-m-d',mktime(0,0,0,$d,$m,$y));
pradeepkr13
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@dlite22,
I think it should be small d in place of capital D in date()
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For me it's working fine.
Also, I agree with "dlite22", you should use PHP provided functions extensively to avoid any bugs and all.
You can also thik of getting rid of regex preg_split() it slows down the execution. Use some string based functions to split it upLeave a comment:
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He says,
"When a browser requests a file from a HTTP server, the server response includes info on what exactly it contains. These bits of info are called headers. The headers usually include infor on the type of data being sent, the size of the response, and in the case of files, the name of the file."
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We start simply by reading the ID sent by the link in phase 3. If the ID is valid, we fetch...Leave a comment:
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Lot of manual work :)Leave a comment:
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He has written everything, see,
Phase 3: Listing all existing filesLeave a comment:
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you better go thru this simple tutuorial
http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_sessions.asp...Leave a comment:
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can you paste the URL to that post which you referred?Leave a comment:
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Get the whole file content into a string variable and then do a regular expression match.
Try this,
Code:#you have all the file into the variable $var $modul = 'i_MMCM_ADV'; if ($var =~ m/start\s+$modul([^;]*);\s+END/si) { print "Module content ",$1; }else { print 'No luck'; }Leave a comment:
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working example :)
...Code:<html> <head> <script> function getLocalFilePath(id,target) { alert(document.getElementById(id).value); document.getElementById(target).value = document.getElementById(id).value } </script> </head> <body> <form name="myform" onsubmit="javascript:getLocalFilePath('file','localfilepath');">Leave a comment:
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Agree.
Even more efficient is what I gave before this.
Get all Ids with first SQL into array.
Create second query and use all ids from first in this query. Store into multidimensiona l array2.
Hence only Two DB querires.
Now, use loop to get things from array.Leave a comment:
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Code:first query while loop(row) { print here row second query while loop(row_child) { print here row_child } }Leave a comment:
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That you can capture by javascript but I am not sure, never done. Check the content of
<input type="file"> using javascript, save it in some hidden input field and pass it to php at server.Leave a comment:
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You can typecaste it
(int)$str
but there's no need since PHP (like perl) automatically treats variables as per the context.Leave a comment:
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Lookout your inbox ...Leave a comment:
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before inserting any values check if it is null/empty then create SQL accordingly.
eg,
Use this in the SQL.Code:if(!isset($_REQUEST['franchise_hours']) || $_REQUEST['franchise_hours']=="" ) $franchise_hours; = "''";
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If you allow users to input any formula and you execute eval (or other function) then that would be a security issue.
User can pass any thing in the input and break your code or extract important info.Leave a comment:
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I think I got what you need. See the output it gives, that should be the one you are willing for.
Try this (take backup before doing all this)
...Code://primary query $all_ids = array(); $str_ids = ""; mysql_select_db($database_example, $example); $qry_user = "select id, name, img from users"; $query_user = sprintf("%s LIMIT %d, %d", $query_user, $startRow_user,Leave a comment:
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are you messing up with the SQL output? I am not getting exact debugg SQL command being executed. eg this SQL is lacking "where" clause
Partial SQL1 is: select notes, id, idfk, name, dates from notes order by dates desc
though I am sure it should have pasted it.
May you wanted to keep it secure(is it?).
Well lets move on, I see that you get 8 rows from first query result and 8 rows from second...Leave a comment:
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Sorry for being too late,
I was occupied with some work.
Lets carry on,
Now please remove the exit command which I put in the first query (primary query). And put this debugging in place of second query. Dont forget to take a backup of your files.
...Code:// sub query mysql_select_db($database_notes, $notes); echo "Limits |$startRow_notes|, |$maxRows_notes| <br>";
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