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I can only assume case: 1 is true and you're echoing $query which is only a resource.

Was going to reply pretty much the same but you can also use max rather than sorting.

And to detect all fatal syntax errors set error reporting to max.

Please be a little more descriptive of why it's a 'failure'...

You asked for code snippets, so there you go, from the official source brah.

http://www.php.net

Just FYI, this post was from over 3 years ago, please don't resurrect.

Well, I dont have any So can you be helpful and tell me tricks and techniques you do? Thats ALL I want! Then you haven't put any time or research into your own question. If you have, then I'm sure you would have plenty of questions. The only advice I can give you is that PHP doesn't have a set standard for code formatting or indenting, so be consistent and, if using a framework, use their style.

Firstly, this is such a broad question and cannot possibly be answered in a single reply. Secondly, the OP should have Googled and came back with specific questions. @OP, if you have specific questions we don't mind helping, after all, that's why we're here.

You would have better luck creating your old thread, this is from 2007.

What font?

That means that this line is most likely the cause: $conn = pg_Connect ("port=5432 dbname=my-database user=nobody"); which most likely means that your credentials aren't correct. Can you check them in any other way to be sure? (command line, phphmyadmin etc...)

Silly me

It's cause php-cgi does not exist in your bin directory. Just make sure the extension is .php and use <?php ?> tags around your code.

What's the error say? Sorry, I'm not familiar with pg_connect(). Are you sure you have the correct credentials?

What exactly is wrong? Error messages? What part do you need help with specifically? Try turning error reporting on.

Oh hi naike!

In JQuery you can just use the dialog class but to get the specific effects you will have to override the CSS to style it the way you want to.

Oh hi johndoe! I'm sure you will learn a lot!

Oh hi codeinsight!

This topic has been moved to MySQL Help. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=312429.0

I had an HP from 5 years ago that ran really well. Not sure about recent models though. I have a dell at work that's pretty nice, no problems and I think it's the best bang for you buck as far as hardware.

Oh hai Joz!

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Hi.