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<0> does that make sense or is there an easier way?
<1> $t[$counter]
<1> makes more sense
<1> than creating a bunch of variable variables
<1> and is easier to debug
<1> since you can print_r the array
<1> and see whats actually in it
<0> $t[1]['catid] for example would be how to grab just one field from one result?
<0> *'
<2> hey peeps
<3> erm why not fetch the resource as a multi dim array?
<1> yeah, that's what I'm thinking
<0> ?
<1> what db?
<0> mysql
<3> i wrote a function mysql_fetch_multi_array()
<1> mike
<0> i have a sql statement with 3 tables joined, but i need the where condition changed to produce 6 html tables
<2> hey php gurus, and gods, I have a small problem here, I think I might know where my problem lies, but could someone help me track it down. Here is my error message:
<2> Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/gerbitzo/public_html/profile.php on line 11
<4> someone called me
<4> ?
<5> lol
<2> My code is : http://pastebin.com/594839
<4> D
<5> WHATISGOINGONHERE
<3> gerbitz, your query is failing
<2> PapaBear - can you help me fix the error, or show me where its at?
<4> :D :D
<4> :D
<3> its whereever your mysql_query() is
<0> or die(mysql_error())
<6> S^Gerbitz - you don't need to escape php to do <?php include(); ?> :P
<0> is what i do
<2> Unknown column 'sgerbitz' in 'where clause'
<2> hmm thanks
<5> S^Gerbitz: rewrite your code so you can print the query you created
<3> i wonder what people have against writing their own custom sql error handling cl***
<0> dravine, so? suggestion?
<1> yeah
<1> pastebin.com
<0> k
<1> so I can stop guessing
<0> http://pastebin.com/594846
<7> Papa: I don't have anything against writing error handling cl***es, I just haven't done ityet.
<2> LanShark_ - can you help me re-write it?
<7> And for all new projects, I"m trying to use PHP Exceptions.
<7> I likes 'em
<1> don't use eregi
<1> it's slow
<2> I have a column called gerbitzid and the username should be in that colomn
<3> kaneda, well write 1 cl*** and use it over and over ;)
<0> its not my site, i just followed the guide for building a block
<0> for this dude's nuke
<7> Might just.
<7> How do you mean, though? LIke PEAR:Error?
<7> Exceptions are exceptions. Write a cl*** that defines several custom exceptions, and yer set.
<3> something like that, basicaly database abstraction with custom erorr handles
<7> Interesting
<7> I'm gonna stick with the built-in exceptions tho'
<6> S^Gerbitz put or die(mysql_error()); on your queries
<1> |-Mike-|, use $t[$counter] instead
<1> and do that as an array
<0> it p***ed, but i must be printing/calling it wrong
<0> i'm gettin the wrong info from the array
<0> Array['category']
<0> Array['title']
<0> sorry for flood, my bad
<0> i'm gettin the field name instead of the content of the field
<3> print_r($t) and see whats in the array
<0> i don't know how to do that, and i don't mean how, but in this instance, cuz its a block for nuke, everything has to be ***igned to a variable to be outputted
<1> cl*** boom{ function boom(){ while(cl***_exists($this)){ unset($this);}}}
<3> wow this is getting a bit messy
<3> using php to generate js function calls...
<7> I ****ing hate that, but it works.
<3> necessary evil on this page :/
<3> bitch to keep track which " is for what
<7> I know
<7> Lemme guess, writing AJAX?
<3> yeah
<7> yeah
<7> Hope it works.
<8> i r teh php!
<9> rdw was the C# guy in here, right?
<9> meh well whoever it was i found a job for them
<9> http://qdb.us/56648
<9> some unsurance company looking for a C# programmer... having a hard time filling the position...
<9> because they require 10 years of experience
<9> ;p
<3> lol they want 10 years of C# experience, and as that guy points out, C# only been around for 4
<1> that's the type of ****head you don't want to work for
<3> which takes up 70% of people on dice.com
<1> yeah
<1> people who aren't ****ing idiots, don't have to try to find employees
<1> employees find them
<10> phpbb plz
<10> Ouchie.
<3> sweet it worked!
<3> echo "<input type=button value=\"Update\" onClick='sendFunc(\"update:\" + document.forms[".$page[0]."].".$page[0]."1.value + \"|\" + document.forms[".$page[0]."].".$page[0]."2.value + \"|\" + document.forms[".$page[0]."].".$page[0]."3.value \")'>\n";
<7> Score!
<3> what a bitch
<7> Ugly as sin, but it works.
<3> <input type=button value="Update" onClick='sendFunc("update:" + document.forms[index].index1.value + "|" + document.forms[index].index2.value + "|" + document.forms[index].index3.value ")'>
<3> result
<7> 4~nice
<7> ...without the F12 there...
<3> now for php response handling
<3> using syntax: functionnameforphp:arg1|arg2|arg3|ect..|
<7> nice way to do it
<1> sin's not usually ugly
<1> which is the problem with it
<3> so can reuse the same xmlhttprequest object to send several commands at once
<1> if it was ugly, no one would want to do it
<3> zog zog, AJAX que system owns joo!
<1> http://gominosensei.org/images/pics/bacon-in-***.gif
<3> LOL
<3> whos the chick?
<1> **** if I know
<3> Realy nice ***
<1> I just google image'd "that ***"
<1> and thats what I got
<11> whats he looking for? talent?
<1> his keys I suspect
<11> yeah im all ways loseing my keys in the gilrs arse, well usuuly my watch
<3> unterminated string literal <--great
<12> hi, does anyone know why this is returning "wrong datatype for second argument" .. $key = array_search($roundedTime, $schedule); ?
<12> $schedule is a multidimensional array...im not sure if that makes a difference
<11> shouldent complain about the datatype but it will only search the first dimension
<11> is_array($schedule);
<3> ha! it works
<13> hi everyone
<1> DCC SEND "1234567891011" bye some poeple
<12> is the first dimension 0 or 1?
<1> wow, looks like they're all fixed
<1> or offline
<12> because all the values that im looking to search reside in (1, 1) (1, 2), (1, 3) etc..
<13> i have a question about php
<10> Really?
<12> here's how it is...i populate the array so that (1, 1) is "08:30 AM", (1, 2) is "09:00 AM", (1,3) is "09:30 AM" etc... so im comparing an inputted value, let's say "09:00 AM" ... to the values in the array and I'm trying to get it to return either (1,2) or even '2' would be sufficient
<13> can i make a page with php code to execute programs in the computer?
<11> MAS84 then look at the manual there are functions for searching multi-deminsonal arrays
<3> http://www.lair2000.net/addhits.php
<3> zog zog
<11> Flamex which computer?
<13> i was thinking about, remote started a batch-like file
<11> on the server yes, on the user machine no
<13> well wither the server where its running or my own
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