Jessica
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order by DESC and LIMIT 1
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Isn't that why you're taking a CLASS on it?
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Guidance about what though?
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Why would you bother escaping an integer? Just make it an int.
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AHAHAHAAAAA!!
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Cool story bro.
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You need to check if that key isset first.
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This forum is not for help with your homework.
But if you make an effort we might be able to help you. We won't do it for you.
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Ok...
Did you have a question? Or shall I move this to misc?
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And then delete from table WHERE id = your id
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You need to submit the items unique id in the form. Try using a hidden input.
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Btw: the word you're looking for is mid-level. Medior is not a word.
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You'd need to group them by name, get the sum of each group, then using min.
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Q, you need to read the posts, read who posts what, and calm down. You seem to have an issue with following the threads. Let the moderators handle it if there's an issue.
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Turn on error reporting. It will tell you what is wrong. Compare your date() call to the examples in the manual.
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What??
This problem is already solved the easiest way. See Barands post
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That is for generating documentation for your code. Is that what the helpdesk staff need? An API for in-house code? Probably not.
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Rather than complaining about your touchpad, disable it.
Read up on ACL.
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I was trying to find your previous post about that Psycho but couldn't, glad you posted it again
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What do you get for that?
$par = isset($_GET['par'])?$_GET['par'] : '';
switch ($par) {
case 0:
case 1:
case 2:
echo 'par 0-2';
echo '<br/> PAR: '.$par;
break;
case 3:
case 4:
case 5:
echo 'par 3-5';
echo '<br/> PAR: '.$par;
break;
default:
echo 'par >=6';
echo '<br/> PAR: '.$par;
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Yes, I got the idea. It's up to you to write the code.
If you want a quick solution done for you either in regex or a dom parser, you'll need to post in Freelancing. Otherwise, pick which way you want to go and make an effort, and we can help then
php/sql query
in MySQL Help
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I misread, I thought he wanted the highest. Lowest first obviously would be ASC then