[I need a script ! Urgently !!!]

If we all add something, he'll be done in a matter of weeks!

 

<?php
//rest of code here
echo '<h1>Car Dealership Site</h1>';

echo '<table width="650"> <tr> <td width="600">Vehicle Name</td> <td width="50">Price</td> </tr><tr> <td width="600">VEHICLE NAME HERE</td> <td width="50">PRICE HERE</td> </tr> </table>';

you forgot the ;

[php select ...]

if you want both have type = "$type1" or type="$type2"

[I need a script ! Urgently !!!]

<?php
//rest of code here

 

There you go. Enjoy. Good luck!

 

hahha gold!

[[SOLVED] Automatically create page once user is added.]

google!

http://www.vipercreations.com/tutorials/PHP/25/

[[SOLVED] How do I SUBMIT a form..]

your button would be like

<button onclick="onSubmit()">Submit Form</button>

or

<input type="submit" onclick="onSubmit()" value="Submit Form" />

 

then put that js up in the head

 

 

 

[mail() question - regarding batching]

use the mail function... its instant, other way is messy and more power intensive using database/cron jobs.

[[SOLVED] Array deletion showing same mesage every time]

change

if(isset($_REQUEST['submit']))

to

if(isset($_POST['item']))

 

then the code will only execute if any checkboxes are checked.

 

also change the $_REQUEST's to $_POST....

[Return ONLY the 2nd result set in a query?]

$query = mysql_query ("SELECT * FROM tablename where id=1 limit 1,1");

 

limit x, y

... first result is 0, so its saying start at the second result (x) and then get (y) rows

 

[[SOLVED] Splitting a string into different parts?]

$full_name="Mike Jerry Hanson";

$fullname = explode(" ", $fullname);

 

which splits $fullname into an array, split up by the spaces.

 

so

$fullname[0] is now "Mike"

$fullname[1] is now "Jerry"

$fullname[2] is now "Hanson"

[[SOLVED] form info to session variable]

that would work for calling it...

but to store the form data in the session

 

you'd have to have that form post to whatever page.. or itself

and then have

 

session_start();

$_SESSION['test'] = $_POST['test'];

etc etc

[get keys of multi level array]

And yes, you can set it manually. $_POST is an array afterall. Nothing really special about that. But people really need to learn to use better practices. When coding use error_reporting(E_ALL);. There is a PHP notice for using undefined constants as keys.

 

interesting!

just had a play around you can even set $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] etc etc..

always assumed they'd be locked...

[where a beginner should start?]

get

"build your own database driven website using PHP & MySQL" by kevin yank.

I started with it, was a great book to start with.

 

Then after that I started jumping into projects and messing around

[get keys of multi level array]

I can not set it manually because I get it from previous page where names of inputs are set automatically.

... so you have a form on the previous page and its being posted to the page with the script you posted?

 

what are you trying to achieve by your foreach loops??

 

if you just want to look at the contents of the $_POST array you can use print_r($_POST);

 

have you tried this code? it *should* work

if (isset($_POST)) {
  foreach($_POST as $key){
if (is_array($_POST[$key])) {
    foreach ($key as $key2 => $value){
    echo "<br />Key=".$key2."value=".$value;
    }
}
  }

[get keys of multi level array]

i don't think you can set an $_POST value manually??

i.e.

$_POST[firstkey][secondkey]=12; won't work?

 

what if $_POST array isn't multidimensional?

 

i'd do

if (isset($_POST)) {
  foreach($_POST as $key){
if (is_array($_POST[$key])) {
    foreach ($key as $key2 => $value){
    echo "<br />Key=".$key2."value=".$value;
    }
}
  }

 

oh, and what code is on line 5?

is it isset($_POST)?

 

and the second foreach should be

foreach $key as $key2 etc etc

 

i think you're problem was you were trying to use an array as an index.. i.e. $_POST[$key] when $key was an array.

use that

foreach $key as $key2 and you should be fine

[[SOLVED] Once file is uploaded to server, Can i get an "Alert Email"]

user the mail function

http://au2.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php

 

 

.. put something like this in your code after the file has been uploaded

 

$message = "A file has been uploaded!";

mail('yourEmail@yourDomain.com', 'File Uploaded', $message);

[How to tell script to connect to table, find particular row, and add data?]

you'd have a form that posts the memo?

so

 

$memo = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['memo']);

$sql = @mysql_query("UPDATE tablename SET

memo = '$memo'

WHERE groupNumber = $groupNumber

AND memberNumber = $memberNumber");

[[SOLVED] Need help with upload form]

your form doesn't have an action...?

i.e. it should be something like (if the data should be posted to itself)

<form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" action="<?php echo basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); ?>">

 

otherwise set action="rarqara.php" to whatever page the data should b posted to.

 

and theres no submit button?!

[Master/Detail - how to populate an option?]

as far as I know you're meant to define the selected option in the option tag...

i.e.

<select name="clnt_state" id="clnt_state" tabindex="8" class="form-inputitem">
                               <option value="" selected></option>
                                <option value="AL">AL</option>
</select>

 

how is each individual state <option> getting written?

manually or from an array...?

 

i'd suggest putting the states into an array,

then doing a foreach loop to list them all i.e.

 

foreach ($states as $s) {

 

if ($row_rstocdetail['clnt_state'] == $s) {

$isSelected = "selected";

} else {

$isSelected = "";

}

 

echo '<option '.$isSelected.' value="'.$s.'">'.$s.'</option>

}

[[SOLVED] Basic Form - Not Working!]

print out all the posted variables...

 

i.e.

put in

 

print_r($_POST);

exit();

 

on the top of your feedback.php form

 

also you should probably swap

<input type="button" with <input type="submit"

[date array....plz help me....]

what error do you get?

 

i'm assuming your date format will be incorrect...

the default mysql date format is YYYY-MM-DD

[show the messege as well as send notification mail-both at a time??]

you can use javascript to call a PHP page which checks if theres any new shouts every say 10minutes? or just wait and have it done on every page refresh...

 

i'd probably just have the script check if there were any messages in the tbl_message / whatever this converts to table which were had the users ID as the toid and had not been viewed yet (viewed = 0)

 

if there were, i'd display the messages and at the same time set a "viewed" column in the tbl_message table to "1"

[I did this in school..]

i always used

$total = (mark / totalPossible) * 100;

 

 

[Breaking a page into different pages]

most common way is to send the page number in the url... with $_GET...

then have your sql which gets the comments and also looks for the page number...

 

then based off that page number and the amount of posts you want to display, you'd have the SQL changed depending on this..

i.e. if page was 3 and you displayed 20 posts per page,

$page = ($_GET['pageNumber'] - 1) * 20;

minus one because you want to find the start of the posts needed..?

 

then your sql would be like

"SELECT * FROM comments ORDER BY whatever LIMIT $page, 20"

with limit x, y.. the x variable sets the starting number (remember the first entry in the results list is zero, so 20 is the 21st result...... so if you have limit 5, 10.. you'd get the 6th - 10th results.

 

then you'd need a sql command which also counted how many comments there were for the page numbers..

then i'd divide it by 20 or however many posts per page to work out how many pages you need.

 

$amountOfComments = $amountOfComments / 20;

 

for ( $counter = 1; $counter <= $amountOfComments; $counter += 1) {

echo '<a href="'.basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']).'?pageNumber='.$counter.'">'.$counter.'</a>';

}

 

and then the y value tells sql how many results to pull.

 

anyway thats just the basics, theres heaps of tutorials on it that will explain it better than I can, google is your friend

[Need help bad]

go buy the book

"build your own database driven website using PHP & MySQL" by kevin yank.

great book to learn php/mysql

[how to send global alert to all the users in a php application?]

1000 requests?

you'd get 200 requests every 5 minutes, you could set it to ten.

and these requests would only happen if 200 users were logged in, in which case each page they view would most likely require SQL queries anyway. so if only 30 users are logged in, you'll have 30 requests every 5 minutes