guyfromfl

sure

Cool, Try downloading MySQL Workbench, it will help you out alot.. Its a GUI tool from MySQL Let us know if you have any questions.

No, if you did you would disrupt the data integrity. There would be no way to uniquely identify them. You should create a Database GuestList, then put those 3 tables in it.

Just a simple schema to get you started: Table GiftList ID_GiftList (Primary Key, Auto Increment, Not Null...) Owner (Integer that holds ID_Users from User table) ExpireDate Table GiftListItems ID_GiftListItem (Primary Key, Auto Increment, Not Null...) GiftList (Stores the integer of the GiftList ID_GiftList... Identifies which GiftList it belongs) Description Table Users ID_Users Name Username Password UserLevel

there could be potentially a fair few of these lists needed meaning having multiple databases could get confusing. You would store all the data in 1 table, with a ListID index, then SELECT * WHERE ListID='$desiredList'..

cunoodle is right...that should do it..

It looks like you're reading the whole file into an array, then changing everything to Reserved. What is uniquely identifying which row gets changed to Reserved?

What is it's gripe? Can you copy the error?

for the $ctype in the switch try MIME not application/pdf.. I have a similar script, and that is what I'm using.

I know this is right in front of me, but I need to add an element to each row of an array.. I have this array: Array ( [0] => Array ( [Elements] => values ) [1] => Array ( [Elements] => values ) ) Now, I want to add an element to the end of each one that holds the file name of the originating data. The part of code this takes place in, is in a class method to look for duplicates already in the database. If it is a duplicate, we add the $fileData iteration to the $duplicates array which gets returned to the calling function. It basically looks like this: Calling Code: <?php while($data = fgetcsv($handle)) { $leadDataLine = array_combine($headers, $data); // Some data formatting on $leadDataLine not important for this question... // Add the line to the stack $leadData[] = $leadDataLine; //array_push($leadData, $leadDataLine); unset($leadDataLine); } $dup[] = $lead->process($leadData); ?> The lead class: <?php public function process(&$fileData) { $duplicates = array(); // Process the information foreach($fileData as $row) { // If not a duplicate add to the database if (!$this->isDuplicate($row)) { // Add the lead to the database. $this->add($row); } else { // is a duplicate, add to $dup $duplicates[] = array("Elements" => $row['Values']); /* * Here is where I want to add the file name to the end of $duplicates * This has to be here because this class handles different sources of data, * Not all data will have a FileName key */ if (array_key_exists("FileName", $row)) $duplicates["FileName"] = $row["FileName"]; // array_push($duplicates, $row["FileName"]); } } print_r($duplicates); return $duplicates; } ?> What happens with the code I have, or using array_push: Array ( [0] => Array ( [Elements] => values) [FileName] => correct_file.csv [1] => Array ( [Elements] => Values) ) Notice, it is not on element 1.. What am I doing wrong here.

No problem... What TeNDoLLA is suggesting should be fine. There are some tutorials about sanitizing the data so nobody will do anything malicious... It's a never ending battle, and everybody has their own way. That should be a good start for you.

That is a dirty example, but I would recommend not allowing GET data to go into a SQL statement. You will need to "sanitize" the data. What I put there was just a quick way to illustrate what your OP was about.

That did it. Thanks!

You just need to link to a file that will handle the request, and you identify it with GET data. I added how to link to that file: <?php require('config.php'); $sql=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `infopessoal` ORDER BY `nome` ASC LIMIT 0 , 30"«»); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) { echo "<tr>"; echo "<td>" . $row['nome'] . "</td>"; echo "<td>" . $row['apelido'] . "</td>"; echo "<td>" . $row['num_funcionario'] . "</td>"; echo "<td><a href='editEmployee.php?id={$row['num_cuncionario']}'><img src='images/insert.gif'><a></td>"; echo "<td><img src='images/lupa.gif'></td>"; echo "<td><input type='image' src='images/perfil.gif'></td>"; echo "</tr>"; } Then in editEmployee.php: <?php $sql = "SELECT * FROM `infopessoal` WHERE 'num_cuncionario'={$_GET['id']} LIMIT 1" $employee = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) // Build the table to display data echo "<input type='text' value='{$employee['nome']}' />"; // etc... ?>

I'm suffering from Monday impaired thinking... need a little help.. Basically, I am taking an array of CSV files, and going through each of them. The problem is the code I have written is designed around different header names...For example, the old way has First Name and Last Name fields. The new on put them together into one field called Full Name. In order to use my old code, I just need to take Full Name and explode the values at the first space " ". For some reason this doesn't work and I cant figure it out. It will push First Name on the end of the first element, with no value... All the echos are to help try to debug.. foreach($fileList as $f) { if (($handle = fopen(UPLOAD_PATH.$f, "r")) != FALSE) { $headers = fgetcsv($handle); echo $handle; echo count($headers); // Read the rest of the file while($data = fgetcsv($handle)) { echo strrpos($data['FULL NAME'], " ") . "<br />"; $leadData[] = array_combine($headers, $data); $leadData['First Name'] = substr($leadData['FULL NAME'], 0, strrpos($leadData['FULL NAME'], " ")); } echo $leadData['First Name'] . "<br />"; print_r($leadData); } } Output: Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks

Thanks AyKay, I restarted the server and is running fine.. BTW.. I went with your code convention

I commented out the loop and its still running forever... There has to be an issue in the script or with the server...gonna restart and comment out all the php until I find the problem. Thanks.

hmmm it just runs and times out... There must be another issue

I am trying to create a loop that increments by .5 This just runs forever: for ($bathrooms=0; $bathrooms<=8; $bathrooms = $bathrooms + .5) { echo "<option value=\"$bathrooms\">$bathrooms</option>\n"; } Any ideas?

http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.basic.php

I have a class, but its rather large... but it works nice! idk how to send it to you

The problem was I was reading the data as it was in a different stage of me processing it...I dunno how to describe it but sunfighter was right.

I agree with AbraCadaver, if you only have say 3 different pages you are going to run (New, Edit, Delete, or whatever..) then you should use a switch somewhere to direct you to the correct page. Then you can use the default case to bounce you to a generic page if invalid data is entered. I still am not sure exactly what you are looking for, but you need to reference the GET data properly.

Are you trying to get the GET data passed in the URL? If so, you need to refer to it by the GET super global... if($_GET['action'] == "Edit_Agents" && $_GET['do'] == "Edit" && $_GET['id'] == $_SESSION['id']){ } () The data passed after the ? in the URL is automatically saved in the $_GET array when a form is submitted.

What happens if you do not unset an array before the script is done executing? I am running through thousands of CSV files, parsing data for hundreds of thousands of customers. It works fine for the first 5/6 hours then starts bogging down bad. I run about 5-10 CSVs per execution...I'm wondering if unsetting the arrays in the script would help this or not...I thought they would be unallocated after the script ends. Am I wrong?