nadeemshafi9
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if the path is right then the permissions are wrong, more than likely the path is wrong, i am sure its wrong
opendir(apartment_331_1b.jpg)
that does sound wrong, do some reading man, make it work proper, otherwise your just asking for the entire solution you might aswell give us the job.
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Good idea! What's going on
i dont get it ? lol
You're not the only one...
@OP
Can I ask why you are storing emails in a separate table? There should be an easier way that's also more efficient.
ahhh efficiency something im learning about in the world of SQL, only done 4 units on SQL thats spread over 2 years 1 hour a week, i got 31 out of 31 but i cheated on the last one which was a massive query i emailed myself the answer ahahahahahaha and then looked at it on the pc i was doing my test on bwhgahahahaha. i dint do 3 years of hard work to get 30 out of 31
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if u get that error you have to
get a wooden stick()
cock it back()
and then swing it forwarnd( onto you windows box)
this is untested.
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Good idea! What's going on
i dont get it ? lol
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var http = create_request_object();
function create_request_object() {
if(window.XMLHttpRequest) {
// client use Firefox, Opera etc - Non Microsoft product
try {
MyHttpRequest = new XMLHttpRequest();
}
catch(e) {
MyHttpRequest = false;
}
}
else if(window.ActiveXObject) {
// client use Internet Explorer
try {
MyHttpRequest = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP");
}
catch(e) {
try{
MyHttpRequest = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
}
catch(e){
MyHttpRequest = false;
}
}
}
else{
MyHttpRequest = false;
}
if(!MyHttpRequest) {
alert("cant create activex htttp request object");
}
return MyHttpRequest;
}
function get_array() {
http.open("get", "script_to_get_array.php");
http.onreadystatechange = set_array;
http.send(null);
}
function set_array() {
if(http.readyState == 4 && http.status == 200){
var response = http.responseText;
if(response) {
the_array = eval(response);
}
}
}
thge script to get array
<?php
echo "[";
//you can get these from teh db
echo "['a', 'a.php'],";
echo "['b', 'b.php'],";
echo "['c', 'c.php'],";
echo "['d', 'd.php'],";
echo "['e', 'e.php'],";
echo "['f', 'f.php']";
echo "];";
?>
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you need to specify if the image is inline or attachment plus you need the content type of the image, if you just want to show the image inside your html then you must link it to the existing image ion your server eg, <img src='servername/imeages/imagename.jpg'> this will be easiest.
you can not send an image in an email without inserting it into the header, if u just want to show the email then you should link to the remote server where the image is, you dont send images as attachments man unless u have to.
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i personally use pear mail and mail_mime is much easier and has manual.
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yes please tell your whole idea may be flawed, why do you want the internal address ?
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Thanks The Little Guy...but that is precisely the way I am doing it now. In order to process the button selected the "form" which has the button must be POSTed to the PHP script that determines the action to take.
But...such button processing is really not what forms were created to be. I might have a page for example which has no form on it at all...well at least no visible data entry form. But it has some buttons on the page encased in form HTML. And when a user clicks on a button...the name of the button pressed is sent to the PHP script in the POST global variable.
That just seems a bit clutzy and a workaround to there being no way to detect a button press other than to have that button inside a form. At least no way that I know of.
In regular computer programs written in C for example one has buttons, events, and can connect those events to buttons such that when a particular button is pressed it sets off the event code associated with that button. There is no encasing the button in an HTML form to figure out which button was pressed.
I am just wondering if there is some way to similarly work with buttons using PHP and HTML such that I don't have to fiddle with form processing to determine which button was pressed.
Maybe PHP is not a good language to use. I don't know.
I am trying to create a web application that runs in a browser and using PHP as my coding language. Maybe I need to use a different language that can interact with a browser to create an application.
Any suggestions?
I mean PHP is good as far as it goes but it's too tied to the limits of HTML it seems to me.
Carlos
My friend you are showing lack of knowledge in client server communications, php is not the language that can take JavaScript place, java script is not uni formal, but as an app developer you must create uniformity that is your job no one else that's why you code. you may use java script to create an application on the clients side out of client side components, these can then each be linked to functions that call server side scripts this is called AJAX, an application without ajax is considered out of date as it reflects the feel of a static application. If you use java script to fire functionality in order to fire server side functionality and take results to uopdate teh views then your application is a real application otherwise you are making doodles.
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Not possible for anything to see this address. It is a private IP on your local LAN.
not even with javascript ?
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DELETE FROM table_a WHERE table_a.email = (SELECT table_b.email FROM table_b); mysql 4.2 >
The inner most query is performed first so it will look at the first record in table B and find the corisponding record in table a then delete it and so on.
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you can force download a compiled program onto the users computer but then u need to know how to write a compiled program in one of the many languages or even visual studio express which is free, you will however be platform specific , you will need to send a request using your program and then see what process blocks it then you have the firewalls process name, in theory., you can then send a http request to your server telling it.
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ajax basicaly uses javascript function to call a php page and then somtimes uses teh result of that page and then using teh same javascript function inserts that result into you current page where ever.
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read the db and then use ajax to check if changed if changed get new results and replace no need for reload, but if u like you can page . location self if changed results
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<?php echo "<script language=\"JavaScript\">"; echo "var MENU_ITEMS = ["; //you can get these from teh db echo "['a', 'a.php'],"; echo "['b', 'b.php'],"; echo "['c', 'c.php'],"; echo "['d', 'd.php'],"; echo "['e', 'e.php'],"; echo "['f', 'f.php']"; echo "];"; echo "</script>"; ?>
if u need it ASAP you can use AJAX
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how would istore it as timestamp 14?? im storing it as varchar
go into phpmyadmin click the table name into structure view and edit the field and change it to timestamp then in the limitations section type 14, you can now insert it throgh your SQL as
$dob = "000000".$birthday.$birthmonth.$birthyear;
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store it as timstamp 14 its easy to break up, maybe there are things you can do with Date data type that the seniors know calculations etc. You havent stated what data type your using
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ok so if i have the following form and the values already filled in
<form> <input type="text" name="year" value="string" /> <input type="text" name="month" value="string" /> <input type="text" name="day"" value="string" /> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="submit" /> </form>
then echo out your $dob when you submited the form
it would give you
echo $dob;//gives string-string-string
why not do something like this
if(checkdate($_POST['month'],$_POST['day'], $_POST['year'])){ $dob = $birthyear.'-'.$birthmonth.'-'.$birthday; }else{ //not a valid input action }i had alot of issues with this you dont need to add the dashes when its going in, i work with mysql 4 and 5 so i had a major issue because mysql 4 dosent store it with dashes.
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ok guys so would i just do
$birthyear = mysql_real_escape_string( $_POST['year']);
$birthmonth = mysql_real_escape_string( $_POST['month']);
$birthday = mysql_real_escape_string( $_POST['day']);
$dob = $birthday.'-'.$birthmonth.'-'.$birthyear;
and store it like that?
you need the h,s,m ,
$dob = "000000".$birthday.$birthmonth.$birthyear;
mysql 5 will add teh dashes for you
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i don't use make time, i put it together into a timestamps knowing the order of a timestamps then i insert it into the database, if you have mysql 4 it will automatically put - in for you.
<?php if($users_expires_day && $users_expires_month && $users_expires_year) $this_users->users_expires = mktime($h, $m, $s, $users_expires_month, $users_expires_day, $users_expires_year); ?>
ok i lied i do use maketime, somtimes
$this_users->users_expires is now a timestamp, if you insert it into mysql 5 it will add the dashes and colons etc so on re reading it from teh databse you will need to work with these, ereg replace them dashes and then substring get the -4, 4 = year -6, 2 = day -8, 2 = month etc etc.
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log into c panel and make a user i bet you havent made a user for that database ? when u make a databse you have to make a user for it too, this is done where u created teh database its simple in c panel u create the user not in phpmyadmin but in c panel and then you add the user to teh database in c panel
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it says access denied, that means its got the host it just cant log in, thats my opinion, either the username or password is wrong
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might aswell put a barcode on ur arm, yeh ur passwords wrong
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that looks like a student id ??
BULK image naming
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is there a directory called 331 on your machine ?