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[Barny74]

Thanks for the reaponse.

 

1. I currently download all the info into excel format and then save as a csv. It basically has the following headings. Name , date of last sale , sale price of last sale , auction link , image link , lot number. I usually download it then copy the info into a CSV that has all records in it.

[Barny74]

2. About 5k per download

3. Not very often for new whiskies , but it is possible.

[Barny74]

Quick question. I just uploaded the website to a online test site , I have added the database and connected etc and the search works fine , but when I click on one of the results I get the following error

 

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[', expecting ')' in details1.php on line 40

 

workds perfectly offline and I am connecting ok because I can do an initial search.

 

I am in a holding pattern with support... yawn

<?php

	$page='details';
	include('header.php');
	include ('navbar.php'); 
	include ('connect.php');

	if (isset($_GET['id'])) {
    $sql = "SELECT w.whisky_name
, price
, date
, avprice 
,url_img 
,whisky_id
FROM test_db t
JOIN 
    whisky w USING (whisky_id)
JOIN (
    SELECT whisky_id
    , AVG(price) as avprice 
    FROM test_db 
    WHERE whisky_id = :id
    GROUP BY whisky_id
    ) avcalc USING (whisky_id)
ORDER BY date DESC 
LIMIT 1";



    $stmt = $conn->prepare($sql);
    $stmt->execute( [ 'id' => $_GET['id'] ] );
    $row = $stmt->fetch();
    echo "<div class='details'>";
        echo "<br>";
        echo $row['whisky_name'];
        echo "<br><br>";
        echo "Average price based on all sales" ;
        echo"<br><br>";
        echo "<div class= 'price'>";
        echo " £";
        echo floor ($row ['avprice']);
        echo "</div>";
        echo "<br>";
        echo "<div class='img_border'>";
        echo "<img src='".$row ['url_img']."' /><br />";
        echo "</div>";
        echo "<br>";
        echo "<a href='records.php?id={$row['whisky_id']}' >Click here for more detailed results</a>";
        echo "<br>";
    echo "</div>";
}
	?>

line 39 $stmt = $conn->prepare($sql);

 

line 40 $stmt->execute( [ 'id' => $_GET['id] ] );

Edited January 23, 2017 by Barny74

[Barand]

It could be they have an ancient version of PHP that doesn't support [..] array definition syntax.

 

To verify try

array( 'id' => $_GET['id'])

instead of

[  'id' => $_GET['id']  ]

[Barny74]

Once again thank you so much.