spiderwell
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bottom left, solved button,
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no problem, i like things like this as i had no clue myself until i went looking so it teaches me too
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you prob need to add the full path?, i forgot to add it in
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ive been doing it about 1.2 years, you'll prob help me more than the other way around
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<?php if( substr($val,-4)=='.txt' && (filesize($val) > 1000)) //file is > 1kb ?>
this might work
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this should point you in the right direction, it would need altering to test it with your database values
<?Php $date = strtotime("2011-05-03"); echo date("y-m-d H:i:s",$date); ?><?php date("y-m-d H:i:s",$row['STartDate']); //is the T in StartDate a typo? ?> -
theres no php, you should get a mod to move it to javascript, you might get a better response.
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How come you don't get an error?
because the if (!$db) bit i think, that says if not database connection do the while loop, because there is one it then skips the while statement
you should try
<?php if ($db) { $result = mysql_query ($query); while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)){ echo "<TABLE border = \"1\" width=\"300\>\n" //blah blah }//close while }//close if $db if ($all==0) { //blah blah } -
it doesnt look like you are actually executing the loop with all the info to echo out due to the
if (!$db) while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)){in the display partners function
at the point of executing this, you havent created a $result.
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you need to add a check to see if search form was posted, and then do "select * from tblorder WHERE orderid = " . $_POST['orderid'] as the sql query instead of the "select * from tblorder" one.
note i havent put in any error trapping, putting a $_POST variable directly into sql statement is a no no! (and i dont mean double negative makes a plus
), its just to show you how to do it reallythe above search is only ever going to return 1 record though
hope that helps
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i was about to suggest writing to text file, seems you already found it!
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try echo $_POST['provincias'];
notice the extra ' ' in there
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just after the login success, you need to execute an sql update setting Status to 1
something like:
"UPDATE player SET `status` = 1 WHERE PlayerName=%s AND Password=%s"
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i used this page: http://www.intranetjournal.com/php-cms/ and its probably outdated but taught me all i needed to know to get a basic cms of my own design up and running, again its class based with basic oop ideas
i also used the one at css tricks its very good
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do you want to solve this continuing with javascript/jquery?
or do you want to do the pagenation via php only, so the filters applied, you have to submit form and reload the page, rather than using the jqery/ajax method.
a standard pagenation is a lot easier to do for obvious reasons, and there are plenty of versions available to find.
you might depending on your needs want to get this moved to the ajax/javascript section
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php doesn't talk to javascript and vice versa.
what exactly are you trying to achieve
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it is because you have not defined your keys 0,1,2,3,4 and the $i represents that key.
use this too loop through an array instead.
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not in this section
well you might get lucky, but you should ask a move to move this to javascript
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wrong quotes my friend, you have back ticks ```````````` around a value and you need single quotes ' ' ' ' ' ' ', backticks are used around column names or table names
"SELECT * FROM `final` WHERE `name`='$username'
then you should be ok
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please give us moer information.
you state you are using javscript, what for exactly?
pagenation and filters are normally 'dealt with' by the php .
where is your page you have problems with, and code?
when pagenation is in place with a filter, remember to pass all info to each page of results, so it 'remembers' the filters
you can see this when you hover on the links for page 2,3,4 etc on both your sites when a filter is applied
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true fact & possible future siggie:
"Anything I can do, gizmola can do better"
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you are the man to do that
as the lone ranger supposedly once said 'my work here is done'
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a recursive function calls itself.
it works in this way, a function will open a folder, list all files and folders.
while listing, if current item is a folder, pass this folder back to the function and restart the list (this is actually a new list but becomes nested inside orgiinal list)
there are plenty of examples of such functions already written out there, just google something like 'file directory recursive php'
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i gave up after 5 mins because i couldn't see a way to avoiding the switch function, so it seemed all a bit pointless as it would be just as much code in the end.
Do entry level php developer positions exist?
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great thread. i'm a home grown coder, and have no certs or college courses to state to employers.
but have done the odd freelance site for family /friends . you don't always have to have letters after your name, just prove to the employer your ability in the role they are offering.
frankly if you have gotten to interview its more a chance to see if they like you as a person and the skills bit should been covered by your cv/resume
got a job as a oop php developer on wednesday. very pleased too!
yay lets all go to work doing what we love