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  1. Had to make a few edits, but it works as needed. THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!! select b.*, e.* FROM eventbooking_bookings e JOIN eventbooking_events b ON e.event_id = b.id AND e.applicant_id = 168 AND b.calendarid = 1 AND b.dt > NOW()
  2. Frustrated newbie..... searched for examples and still have not been able to get the results needed. Basically I have these two tables….. eventbooking_bookings id, applicant_id, event_id eventbooking_events id, calendarid, dt I need to select dt when searching for an applicant_id from bookings where eventbooking_events.id = eventbooking_bookings.event_id and eventbooking_events.dt is greater than today and eventbooking_events.calendarid = 1 Any help would be greatly appreciated. Greg.
  3. [quote author=FrOzeN link=topic=110050.msg444209#msg444209 date=1159622891] Preferably, I'd do something like this: [b]common_html.php[/b]: [code]<?php function addHeader($title) { ?> <html> <head>   <title><?php echo $title; ?></title>   <!-- etc.. --> <?php } function addBody() { ?> <body> <!-- etc.. --> <?php } ?>[/code] Eg, [b]index.php[/b]: [code]<?php include 'common_html.php'; addHeader("Home page"); echo "Some other stuff to go on the header\n</head>"; addBody(); echo "Some stuff to go on the homepage!\n</body>\n</html>"; ?>[/code] [/quote] Understood. I think this is the approach I am looking for. Thanks!  :-)
  4. [quote author=vbnullchar link=topic=110050.msg444178#msg444178 date=1159613027] its possible, but why would u do that... I suggest that you go for a template page ex.. <html> <head><title>{title}</title></head> </html> then just replace {title} with the title of the the current page [/quote] My idea was to have all common html code in a database so that when a change needs to be made, I change it once in the database so that all subdomain websites are updated at once. Using a template would mean me changing the common html in all subdomains.
  5. Is it possible to contain all html code in a mysql database? Then use only php to build the web pages? I need to create 15 subdomains that have common html code. Only a few changes exists between the subdomains. I would like to make it easy in making changes to all common code between subdomains by having a common table in the database, then have a record for each subdomain that contains the differences. Is this something I can accomplish with php and mysql? Thanks in advance.
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