as you have stated, the server side check does give the security you need.
You could store the userid into the session object and avoid it apearing in the form altogether
one way to approach it would be to put the order items details enquiry in the loop of the first query, so as you iterate through all the orders, make a call to the details part as you loop through the recordset of the orders.
first query here for list of orders
while (looping through the orders)
{
use the second query here to get item details by passing the id of the order.
}
how about using the mysql_num_rows() function?
$query = "SELECT pid FROM products WHERE productgroup = 'Some Group'";
$result = mysql_query($query);
$num_rows = mysql_num_rows($result);
I havent checked this snippet for typos so it might not run from cut n paste
so essenetially you want to split a 24hour period equally and show it as a timestamp? or something like that? although your example does exclude the first minute of said period.
I am guessing this split could be 2,3 ,4 or more? thus becoming 12hr,8hr,6hr etc periods?
hit up you tube and use my playlists, which seem to be all classical these days! but then sometimes i will be like today is iron maiden day and rock them out !
i guess it depends on the mood. i have yet to code to Barry White
Despite your example, I still have no idea what you mean. are you looking to split the date up into month,year,day?
by divide what do you mean? as this is also a maths function. please clarify further
thanks
if you are trying to repopulate the textarea, you need to put it inbetween the textarea tags not into a value attribute
<textarea name="example">
<?php echo $_POST['example']?>
</textarea>
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