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@knobby, don't double post: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=338621.0;topicseen & the second part of your question: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=338621.msg1595762#msg1595762

I'm paying $1.25 for each. In my previous apartment we had our own washer and dryer.

hi thanks for your reply. So if it is missing a curly bracket does that mean i have to go through it and find where it should be? or will enabling short_tags fix the issue? Thanks again You should really try to avoid using short_tags due to portability issues but I would temporarily enable them to see if that's the issue, then you could simply do a find/replace.

You can mark this topic solved if you want

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That error usually indicates that you're missing a curly bracket. This could also be caused if you DO NOT have short_tags enabled. Check in your php.ini or by simply placing phpinfo() in a php file to check. This is a great example of why NOT to use short_tags.

It certainly would ;P Yep, and there is actually some ongoing staff deliberation on how to improve this issue.

Just to be clear, you want to import the contents of the file into your database? If so, we need more information; table definition, file content samples, etc. If not, please elaborate.

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How are we supposed to automatically detect that a question has been answered?

Cool man, welcome aboard.

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We need more information. That doesn't make any sense to me.

Mufleeh, in the future, please place OR tags around your code.

You probably already know this but you can also manually check to see if there are new replies to any topics you replied in after your most recent reply (hope that makes sense). Top left -> Show new replies to your posts.

Look at AbraCadaver's post.

Maybe you wanted an INDEX on multiple columns? Anyway, that still doesn't solve the problem that you were inserting a blank value for 'name'.

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You have to reformat it with the date function or in SQL. $s = strtotime('20110523'); echo date('dmY', $s);

Google - http://php.net/manual/en/faq.html.php - If you have a specific issue come back and ask.

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In your query you're using $tname, not $name.

Yep, looks good.

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