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  1. For Example ... I tried this but it doesn't seem to work: <?php $reqdate = "2008/01/19"; $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM nightly WHERE date('Y/m/d',strtotime(entrydate)=$reqdate"); ?> Any Suggestions?
  2. Ok one more question. Let's say I make the user (via a form) enter the date the way MYSQL datetime field. So let's say I want to query the DB to match the date 2008/01/19 ... how to I write that to just search for the date? So basically disregard the entered time? Thanks.
  3. Thanks for everyones help. I just wish there was an easier way ... like a built in function to check only the date. Oh well, thanks everyone!
  4. Hello ... I currently have a date field in my MySQL DB and ofcourse that's stored in this format: 2008-01-19 12:32:50 The format the end user enters the date is: 01/19/2008 which is stored in $reqdate (i.e.: mm/dd/yyyy) I currently have this MySQL query ... <?php $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM nightly WHERE entrydate='$reqdate'"); ?> Obviously this doesn't work. How do I rewrite the above query to check the end user date against the mysql formated date? Any help will be very much appreciated! Thanks!
  5. EXACTLY! Expression web was inserting the BOM .... I had to change the encoding of the page to ISO. THANKS for everyone's help!
  6. Found it! Expressoion Web was inserting:  ... Thanks everyone
  7. I have a screnshot attached [attachment deleted by admin]
  8. No honestly ... there is nothing before ... Here's all the php: <?php if ($_POST['acode'] !== "h7p3bf83" || $_GET['add'] !== "y") { header('Location: http://www.mydomain.com/ext/'); } else { // Do Nothing } // http://www.mydomain.com/ext/?acode=h7p3bf83 if ($_GET['add'] == "y") { include "doadd.php"; } if (empty($msg1)) { if ($_GET['add'] !== "y") { $num = $_POST[num]; switch ($num) { case "3060": $location="Brunswick"; break; case "1881": $location="Buffalo"; break; case "8885": $location="Burlington"; break; case "1781": $location="Colonie"; break; case "2378": $location="Concourse"; break; case "7003": $location="Coxsackie"; break; case "1033": $location="Eastfield"; break; case "2812": $location="Elmira"; break; case "7111": $location="Glens Falls"; break; case "0039": $location="Hampshire"; break; case "9600": $location="Holyoke"; break; case "0242": $location="Latham"; break; case "1030": $location="North Pearl"; break; case "6282": $location="Queensbury"; break; case "9900": $location="Rutland"; break; case "1223": $location="Vestal"; break; case "6611": $location="Watertown"; break; case "0100": $location="Western"; break; case "0921": $location="Wilton Mall"; break; case "1200": $location="Liverpool"; break; default: $location="NF"; } } if ($location !== "NF") { $msg = "<b><center>ADD $location to database? <a href='add.php?add=y&loc=$location'>YES</a> or <a href='index.php'>NO</a></b></center>"; } else { $msg = "<b><center>LOCATION NOT FOUND! <a href ='index.php' title='Try again'>Try Again?</b></center>"; } } ?> URL WHEN THIS ERROR OCCURS: http://www.mydomain.com/ext/add.php
  9. I just removed the space ... the code was: <? if ($_POST['acode'] !== "h7p3bf83" || $_GET['add'] !== "y") { header('Location: http://www.nexgenstores.com/ext/'); } else { // Do Nothing } ?> With Error: Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/myusername/public_html/ext/add.php:1) in /home/myusername/public_html/ext/add.php on line 4 NOW, with code: <? if ($_POST['acode'] !== "h7p3bf83" || $_GET['add'] !== "y") { header('Location: http://www.nexgenstores.com/ext/'); } else { // Do Nothing } ?> Get this error: Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/nnyserve/public_html/ext/add.php:1) in /home/nnyserve/public_html/ext/add.php on line 3
  10. I understand when/how HEADERS ... I use them all over my site ... that's why this has me so stumped. Thanks though!
  11. What I posted is all the code that's processed. That IF statement is at the top of the script before anything is displayed. The HTML Form Page is just a simple page w/ 2 fields and the submit button. The code posted is the beginning of the script. Just by looking @ that do you see any problems?
  12. Getting the follow error: Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/myusername/public_html/ext/add.php:1) in /home/myusername/public_html/ext/add.php on line 4 With this code: <? if ($_POST['acode'] !== "h7p3bf83" && $_GET['add'] !== "y") { header('Location: http://www.mydomain.com/ext/'); } else { // Do Nothing } ?> I am utterly confused! I understand what this error is, however I do not understand why this script is triggering this. This script processes the result of a HTML form. Anything stick out? Thanks in advance for any help! PS: In this example this error is loading without the "?add=" switch. This error is displaying on the first run.
  13. Alright ... have a slight problem I have an internal site for the company i work for. Every night all stores go to this web interface and goto "BREAKDOWN" to report some info at the store level. I have that form working and saving all info in the DB. Now, every night that information needs to be emailed to 3 managers. I can create a PHP script to display the info on a page within the site ... however I need that info emailed to these people everynight @ midnight. I understand I have to create a CROn job to accomblish this ... but I do not know how to create this email script! Please any help would be GREATLY appreciated! ---------------------------------------- By the way, this information HAS to be included in the email ... in other words it cannot just email a link to the page. Thanks!
  14. I actually simplified the fields a bit ... that table has 15+ fields. The ID number I was speaking of is not actually an ID number but a store # that's stored in another DB and is stored in a session. I wasn't sure what the MYSQL query would look like is all. Thanks again and have a GREAT weekend!
  15. LOL DUH ... I'm sorry for the stupid follow up ... I am obviously still learning PHP & MySQL and the one thing I always find is that I go through and find a very long way to accomplish something that PHP could do in one line of code. HAHA .. Thanks again for everything!
  16. Thanks! But here's the thing ... What if I want to specify the ID #? How would I narrow the search by the ID # first ... Then by the date? Thanks for your patience!
  17. Actually I just adjusted the date field in my date column to the DATETIME format and adjusted the script accordingly. that being said lets say I wanted to select the most recent date with ID # 5 ... How would I do this? Thanks for all your help!
  18. yes I am sorry ... I need to select the newest for a particiular ID #. For example if I want ID #5 ... there are muliples entries for the ID ... So I need to find the newest or latest entry ...
  19. Perhaps I am a bit confused. I need to find the date closest to todays. How do I select the closest date and also specify the ID# I want ?? Thanks for any help!
  20. I have a DB and I am trying to find a way in php/mysql to grab the field w/ the most current date ... Fields: idno date info Values: 2 04/25/07 info goes here 3 04/26/07 info goes here In this case I would like to grab the ID # and info from IDNO 3. How would I do this? Thanks!
  21. Thanks. Just one more thing ... Here's the situation: Users enter a page and enter the last 4 of their phone number. I have a DB w/ this info. So for example: Field: Phone Contents: 123.456.7890 If a user enters "7890" I need to create a query that finds the above field. How do I go about doing this? Thanks again in advance!
  22. Alright I have searched and searched. So here goes ... $number = "123.456.7890" I need to grab "7890". So: $lastfour = "7890" How do I do this? Thanks in advance!
  23. Hello, I am very much new to Javascript. I have a form which is double checked for accuracy before submitting. This is my code (in the head): <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> <!-- // Hide the following code from non-Javascript enabled browsers function focus() // Define function focus { document.breakdown.sprintnew.focus(); } function checkme() // Define function checkme { if (document.breakdown.depositmade.value == "y") { if (document.breakdown.depositMOfrom.value == "mth" || document.breakdown.depositDYfrom.value == "day" || document.breakdown.depositMOto.value == "mth" || document.breakdown.depositDYto.value == "day") { alert("Please check your Deposit Date Range!"); document.breakdown.depositMOfrom.focus();return(false) } if (document.breakdown.deposit.value == "") { alert("Please check your Deposit Amount!"); document.breakdown.deposit.focus();return(false) } } } </SCRIPT> Now, the problem is ... well ... it doesn't work! I have double checks all of my field names and values to be sure it correspondes. All those match up so perhaps there must be a problem in code. As it stands it allows the form to be submitted w/ the incorrect values. any suggestions?
  24. Hello, Here's the situation. I have a table w/ 1 entry w/ only 3 fields ID | password | update 01 | blahblah | 09/01/2007 I just want to grab the password and update from that. This is how I am currently doing it (please dont laugh) $query = "SELECT * FROM incpassword"; $result = mysql_query($query); while ($row=mysql_fetch_array($result)) { $grabpswd = $row['password']; $grabdate = $row['update']; } Is there an easier way to assign a variable to those 2 values w/o having to use while. Especially considering there is only 1 entry and only 3 fields. Thanks in advance for any assistance! --Brian
  25. Alright. I have searched and googled and cannot seem to find the answer. Perhaps I am not wording it right. But here's the issue. Table: stores Location1 25 Location2 10 Location3 15 How do I write a MySQL query to find the largest # (in this case is location1) Thanks for any assistance! Best Regards, Brian
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