[[SOLVED] What's faster?]

One function vs Two Functions

 

If str_pos will return the value you need why convert to an array?

[HTML submit button within PHP]

Just echo it out.

 

echo "<form action='tprocess.php' method='post'>";
$name=$find;
echo "<input type='submit' value='Submit'>";
echo "</form>;";

[How to get URL of parent frame?]

I actually just ran into this same issue yesterday.

 

From what I'm reading no PHP variables will be able to return the parent frame URL but you should be able to use javascript such as window.parent.location.href

 

I ended up just sending the data I needed to the iframe as a GET variable and then used that in the iframe page as $url = $_GET;

 

Hope that helps.

[log files]

SmarterStats is a good resource for parsing IIS logs

 

http://www.smartertools.com/SmarterStats/Features/Web-Log-Analytics-Website-Statistics.aspx

 

If you want a free stats tool I suggest using Google Analytics, this ofcourse requires you to place javascript on each page to be counted but its free.

 

[[SOLVED] Help with SQL mulitple row delete]

Not sure, tried the same on my junk database and it worked perfectly fine.

 

I'm assuming that downloads is your table name right?  If that is indeed correct then the only thing that comes to my mind is the word INDEX maybe being a unique name.

 

Try adjusting syntax just for giggles.

 

DELETE FROM downloads WHERE index < 50000

[[SOLVED] Help with SQL mulitple row delete]

What is the field type for index?

[[SOLVED] Help with SQL mulitple row delete]

SURE..

 

DELETE from table WHERE index < 50000

[[SOLVED] explain these values]

http://www.shinguz.ch/MySQL/mysql_handler_read_status.html

[mysql delete question]

A good tutorial that should help you out..

 

http://www.tizag.com/mysqlTutorial/mysql-php-sql-injection.php

[Help Needed very urgently....regarding PHP/IIS/MySQL Server]

Your friend would need the actual PHP file(s) as well as the mySQL database content.  A mySQL dump would be the best bet however if thats not a possability you can supply them with the .MYD, .MYI, and .frm files.

[redirects with IIS]

The equivalent to .htaccess rewrite rules for IIS would be ISAPI rewrites in IIS

 

You have to purchase the modules and install it on the server but the functionality is the same.

 

You also have the ability to simply redirect site(s) and file(s) in IIS itself but not using complex algorithms like you do via .htaccess

[PHP mail code on IIS Server to send to external mail server]

You can do it the way you are doing via the individual page or if you want all PHP sites on the server to sent through the same SMTP server you would adjust the following values in your php.ini

 

; For Win32 only.

SMTP = mail.domain.com

smtp_port = 25

 

; For Win32 only.

sendmail_from = me@example.com

[CC field in PHPMailer on Centos]

I have phpMailer working with CC on my centOS server without issue.

 

http://www.askapache.com/php/phpfreaks-eric-rosebrocks-phpmailer-tutorial.html

 

Adding Carbon Copy CC Recipients

 

To carbon copy (CC) recipients you can add them to the E-Mail going out by using the following methods. Just like the Adding Multiple Recipients example, you can add multiple CC recipients as well.

 

$mailer->AddCC('recipient1@domain.com', 'First Person');

 

// More than one CC, just keep adding them!

$mailer->AddCC('recipient2@domain.com', 'Second Person');

$mailer->AddCC('recipient3@domain.com', 'Third Person');

 

- - - -

 

Our working example may be of assistance.

 

http://www.hostmysite.com/support/linux/programming/phpmailer/

[Ideas needed for time problem]

You should just store the datestamp values in your database based off of the server time.  If you need to display these datestamps anywhere on your site you could have a user option of timezone much like forums do which will adjust the date pulled from the database for timezone.

 

As for not being able to edit after 2 hours, you will just need to have the system do a check of the current datestamp vs the stored datestamp and compare the two values to determine the difference.  If the difference is greater than 2 hours then do not allow the function to run.

[[SOLVED] uploading only images]

Another option is to use the getimagesize function to validate if the file uploaded is indeed an image...

 

// validation... since this is an image upload script we should run a check 

// to make sure the uploaded file is in fact an image. Here is a simple check:

// getimagesize() returns false if the file tested is not an image.

@getimagesize($_FILES[$fieldname]['tmp_name'])

[update data]

Sure, simple logic.

 

Set the form action to a script and in the script run two separate update queries.

[search date]

So the entires in your database follow the format of YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS for example 2009-05-10 11:12:13?

 

And you want to search using just a date value of 2009-05-10?

 

If that is indeed the case you can use the LIKE function when searching as such

 

$date = '2009-05-10';

"SELECT * FROM date WHERE field LIKE '%$date%'"

 

This will retrieve all values that include 2009-05-10

[[SOLVED] Having some trouble with drop down box selection]

The action wouldn't matter though if there is no submit button.

 

I see on change you have it stated

 

ONCHANGE=\"sendpost()\"

 

What is this function supposed to do?  This is likely where you are erroring out.

[Update Multiple Rows]

I've done something similar... my code is below.

 

  for($count=0;$count<$numcategories;$count++) {

    ## If Any Information Changes Update Category Table
    if ($newcat[$count]<>$oldcat[$count]) {
      echo "<b>Change Found: Updating Database</b><br>";
      mysql_query("REPLACE INTO `category` (`id`, `name`, `parent`, `thumbimage`, `displayorder`) VALUES
        ('$newid[$count]', '$newcat[$count]','$newparent[$count]','$thumbimage[$count]','$neworder[$count]')");
    }

    echo "<br>";

  } # End For Loop

 

The form has a POST element storing the old value and new value for each item on the chart into an array.  Then I use the FOR loop to parse through the array comparing the old and new and updating mySQL when a change is found.