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This is what I am trying to accomplish. 1. I have two tables. T1: Users and T2: Earnings. 2. I want to find a single random user whose deposit amount is greater than the listed amount. Below is my foreach loop within foreach loop trying to do the above. I was wondering if there is a more simple way to do this task? Is there a way to combine these two queries together? $listed_amount = 1000; // find a random user $find_user = $db->prepare("SELECT user_id FROM users WHERE user = :user AND active = :active ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 1"); $find_user->bindValue(':user', 1); $find_user-
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I have a successful select query, where I'm looping and building a row for getting parameters which works correctly while ($row = $orderDetailCheck->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)) { $params = [ ":INVOICE_NUMBER" => $row["INVOICE_NUMBER"], ":CUSTNM" => $row["CUSTNM"], ":SELLINGN" => $row["SELLINGN"], ":GROUP" => $row["GROUP"], ":DTL12" => $row["DTL12"], ":DTL13" => $row["DTL13"], ":QUANTITY" => $row["QUANTITY"],
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Hello I have several json files in one directory. i would like to merge them in to one. I did something like this <?php foreach (glob("../json/*.json") as $filename) { echo basename($filename) . "\n"; } $res1 = file_get_contents($filename); echo $res1; ?> But it echoes only the last (the first echo is to view all files which is not important here) Then I tried many versions of foreach inside foreach with no success. Like this: <?php foreach (glob("../json/*.json") as $filename) { foreach (file_get_contents($filename) as $a) { } } echo $a; ?> So I appreciate a li
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I use git every day, but don't do much with branches because I work alone. I'm curious about something related to the branches, when a new branch is on a remote, and then it needs to be fetched and merged separately from the master branch. So pretend I'm on the master branch on my machine: git checkout -b develop # I make changes to files on develop git add . git commit -am "I have made changes to develop" git push origin develop Now there is a develop branch on the remote. Somebody else now fetches and merges (they are on master): git fetch origin # git shows that there is a new branc
