Bodhi Gump
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Thanks!
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I'm not entirely sure what you want your code to do. Could you describe, in one or two sentences, what you want to print?
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You'd have to search for if there's a standard way of vendors for formatting the data, that would dramatically speed up the process. Otherwise, you'll have to anticipate for all the variety that's out there.
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And if you want to be absolutely sure that your code is used, but never more than once at a time, use include_once().
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@haku That's strange, I've tried: function confirmation() { var answer = confirm("Are you sure you want to delete the advert?") if (!answer){ return FALSE; } } ...yet if I say no (cancel), the browser still opens to the href path.
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Well, back to the drawing board with new lessons learned, and some questions on your mind to guide you, then. We all have to do that.
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@Greenwood: Well if you put it like that, I suppose your class has the advantage of getting the data you want in a format that you need and can work with. Didn't mean to diss you, Greenwood. I respect the way you managed to recreate the mysql queries by making easy-to-read method call chains. Well, I do know that it takes a lot of time to get how a class works if that class is too 'intelligent'. Does the difficulty of Unit-Testing increase more with the number of private classes, with the size of the methods, or generally with the degree of autonomy of a class? Yes, I believe that's the way to go. Actually, shouldn't Greenwood's class be regarded as an abstract class? Just to satisfy my curiosity: what kind of applications require domain-related classes to format the query results? Could you give me some hyperlinks?
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How can I enter an array into a foreach loop and return it?
Bodhi Gump replied to naike's topic in PHP Coding Help
I believe the array_map function is what you are looking for. -
So you want to copy tables from other sites to put them on your own?
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Can you be more specific? Please show us your code. Generally you can reuse functions and classes.
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Fatal error: DB Error: extension not found
Bodhi Gump replied to chintansshah's topic in Other Libraries
I assume it works from the browser? The php.ini for the browser may include the extension you need, but not the php.ini for the command line. -
Upoading a file with Email notification
Bodhi Gump replied to Lightcutter's topic in Other Libraries
The easiest way is described here: http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php -
How to: make an advanced search template with smarty.
Bodhi Gump replied to klaasvaak's topic in Other Libraries
Smarty is especially made to make the life of web designers easier, I wouldn't recommend it for searching. It's best to do the search server side. Where do you have the data stored? Assuming you have the data on a database, it's just a matter of passing the search paramaters to create a SELECT query. If you have the information elsewhere, for example, inside some specific directory, you can use the function fopen('path/to/file.txt'). -
padding-top: 1px for div 1.
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The href is always called after the onclick function ends. Try this. <html> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> <title></title> <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- function confirmation() { var answer = confirm("Are you sure you want to delete the advert?") if (answer){ document.myform.submit(); } } //--> </script> </head> <body> <form name="myform" action="sandbox.php"></form> <button onclick="javascript:confirmation();">CLICK ME</button> </body> </html>