AyKay47
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w3schools simply leads new programmers down the wrong path.
Since they do not know any better, they think the site is awesome.
It's not.
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please post the updated code, along with any errors you are receiving.
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I will post the code that was pm'ed to me for other to see:
<?php include("top.php");?> <?php $where=""; if(isset($_POST['courier_no'])) { $var=$_POST['courier_no']; $where=" AND A.courier_no LIKE '". $_POST['courier_no'] ."%'"; } ?> <tr> <td class="content" valign="top"> <table width="100%" border="0" align="right"> <tr bordercolordark="#FF0000"> <td align="center" colspan="2"> <h2 align="center"><font color="#FF0033" size="5" face="Courier New">Your Courier Details</font></h2> </td> </tr> <table width="99%" align="right" style="border:solid 1px" class="nav_sel"> <?php include("connect.php"); ?> <?php $courier_id=0; $sql=("SELECT A.courier_id, A.courier_no , A.sender_name ,A.saddress, B.location_name AS Sender_location , A.reciever_name ,A.raddress , C.location_name AS Reciever_location FROM courier_detail A,location B,location C WHERE A.location2 = B.location_id AND A.location_id = C.location_id AND A.isdelete=0 ".$where) ; $result =mysql_query($sql); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { $courier_id=$row['courier_id']; echo "<tr>"; echo"<td height='31' colspan='1' align='center'><b>Courier No :</b></td>"; echo"<td width='117' colspan='0' bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row['courier_no'] ."</td>"; echo "<td width='117' height='29'></td>"; echo "<td colspan='0' height='30' bgcolor='#dce4ff'></td>"; echo "</tr>"; echo "<tr>"; echo "<td width='100' height='34'><b> Sender Name :</b></td>"; echo "<td width='117' bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row['sender_name'] ."</td>"; echo "<td width='110'> <b>Reciever Name :</b></td>"; echo "<td width='117' bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row['reciever_name'] ."</td>"; echo "</tr>"; echo "<tr>"; echo "<td height='29'><b>Sender Address :</b></td>"; echo "<td bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row['saddress'] ."</td>"; echo "<td><b>Reciever Address :</b></td>"; echo "<td bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row['raddress'] ."</td>"; echo "</tr>"; echo "<tr>"; echo "<td height='29' width='135'><b>Sender Location :</b></td>"; echo "<td width='70' bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row['Reciever_location'] ."</td>"; echo "<td width='135'><b>Reciever Location :</b></td>"; echo "<td bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row['Sender_location'] ."</td>"; echo "</tr>"; ?> <?php echo "</td >" ; echo "</tr>"; } echo "</table>";?><br /> <h2 align="center"><font color="#FF0000" size="5" face="Courier New">Courier Tracking Details</font></h2> <table width="99%" border="0"align="right" style="border:solid 1px" class="nav_sel"> <?php $sql ="SELECT A.remark, A.recieve_date, A.transit_id, B.location_name AS Forward_To, D.type_name AS Courier_Type,E.courier_no AS Courier_No, C.status_name AS Status FROM transit A, location B,STATUS C,TYPE D,courier_detail E WHERE A.location_id = B.location_id AND A.status_id = C.status_id AND A.type_id = D.type_id AND A.courier_id=E.courier_id AND E.courier_id=".$courier_id." order by recieve_date asc"; $result1 =mysql_query($sql); while($row1 = mysql_fetch_array($result1)) { echo "<tr>"; echo "<td width='110' height='29'><b>Status :</b></td>"; echo "<td width='117' bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row1['Status'] ."</td>"; echo "<td width='117' height='29'><b>Recieve Date :</b></td>"; echo "<td width='117' bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row1['recieve_date'] ."</td>"; echo "</tr>"; echo "<tr>"; echo "<td width='117' height='29'><b>Forward Towards :</b></td>"; echo "<td width='70' bgcolor='#dce4ff'>" . $row1['Forward_To'] ."</td>"; echo "<td width='117' height='29'><b>Courier Type :</b></td>"; echo "<td bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row1['Courier_Type'] ."</td>"; echo "</tr>"; echo "<tr>"; echo "<td width='117' height='29'><b>Remark :</b></td>"; echo "<td colspan='0' height='30' bgcolor='#dce4ff'>". $row1['remark'] ."</td>"; echo "<td width='117' height='29'></td>"; echo "<td colspan='0' height='30' bgcolor='#dce4ff'></td>"; echo "</tr>"; ?> <?php echo "</td >" ; echo "</tr>"; } echo "</table>";?> <?php mysql_close($con); } ?> </td> <?php include("footer.php"); ?> ///////// the whole file is my courier_list.phpadd some debugging to your script to see what is happening:
$sql = "SELECT A.courier_id, A.courier_no , A.sender_name ,A.saddress, B.location_name AS Sender_location , A.reciever_name ,A.raddress , C.location_name AS Reciever_location FROM courier_detail A,location B,location C WHERE A.location2 = B.location_id AND A.location_id = C.location_id AND A.isdelete=0 ".$where; $result = mysql_query($sql) or die($sql . '<br />' . mysql_error());
1. the parenthesis should be removed from the actual SQL.
2. run that snippet and post the results.
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Please could you give me an example of this, as I thought $uploadedfile was doing this.
Sorry to be a pain!
Thank you!!!
there are examples on the page that you were linked to.
In the given script, you are simply setting $uploadedfile to name of the file in the tmp directory.
This has nothing to do with actually uploading the file to your server.
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you still have not explained your logic.
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What would be the point of having users actually create a form?
Why not have a form already there, and allow users to edit the form (add input fields etc.)?
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can you please post all of the relevant code, I don't quite understand what your issue is.
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elseif($field == "oil_waste_ltr") { if(!preg_match("~^[0-9]{1,10}\.[0-9]{2}$~",$value) ) { $bad_format[] = $field; } } -
Is the .css file mapped correctly?
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ok, never @suppress your database actions. Is there actualy a file being uploaded here? I see no check for if file exists...
never use the @ error suppressing operator ever really.
IMO, it's simply a band-aid for improper error handling.
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what are the permissions of the directory that you are moving the file to?
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There are several ways, I would first use iconv to remove undesired encoded characters:
$value = iconv("UTF-8", "ISO-8859-1//IGNORE", $value); $value = preg_replace('~\W*~', '', $value); echo $value; -
Can you give me an example?
Also note that I forgot the delimiters in my above reply.
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Use preg_replace, erg_replace is deprecated. \w includes alpha-numerical characters and an underscore.
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So use SUM()..?
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The user above me is correct, this can be done by either storing the dynamic parts of the query in a session, or by adding them to the query-string.
So you would have something that looks like:
http://site.com/some_folder/file.php?like=protein&start=25&limit=25
the above would be the link to the second page, which you can use to re-build the query.
Note: the best way would be to use a prepared statement, but that is a different story.
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Arrays need to be declared before you can push values onto them.
You define the first array $itemcode_array = array(); but not the other two.
I cant believe I missed that, thank you and sorry for wasting your time.
Not a problem, glad it's sorted.
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What are the specific requirements of the update?
Perhaps something like this:
UPDATE `records` SET `status` = 'a' WHERE `date` = '2011-12-02' AND `employe_id` IN ( ... )
The IN clause would contain a comma delimited list of ids
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user ids are typically stored inside of a session for use throughout the entire website.
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Change:
echo "the ref number is $last";
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echo "the ref number is ".$last;
this is not needed, variables are interpolated inside of double quotes, what the OP has is fine.
I'd take out the ` and either remove them completely or change them to 'why? back-ticks are perfectly valid and are typically encouraged to wrap identifiers.
OP, debug the query a little to see what is going wrong:
$sql = "SELECT * FROM news WHERE `ref` = '$last'"; $query = mysql_query($sql); if(!$query) { echo $sql . "<br />" . mysql_error(); } -
SELECT m.memberid, p.memberid, p.uploaded, p.downloaded, p.total_posts, p.invites_left, p.points FROM tsue_members m, tsue_member_profile p WHERE p.memberid=m.memberid AND p.memberid='$get_my_id';
In php if you know what im mean.
and what results does this query give you
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By using the checked attribute.
Can we see the code please?
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well, what are the actual results?
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Re-read my first reply, the date() function requires a TIMESTAMP as the second argument. You need to convert the datetime field into a TIMESTAMP using unix_timestamp()
image upload to server, writing image name to mysql
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if you have error_reporting set to -1 and display_errors on, you should be receiving an error upon upload failure, and any other errors for that matter.