Heya guys
I am now attempting to create a logging trigger that will be performed on every insertion to it's tracked table.
However, I'd also like to track the user's IP address and his userid. This would mean to me, that I have to "plant" external arguments, besides the "NEW" element, that...
umm - I hope I understand the problem correctly, but this looks to me like the perfect opportunity to use an enumerator ... i.e :
foreach ($_POST as $paramname=>$value) {
//// Paramname is here only to be a syntax place holder, you can also use ($_POST as $value) and it will work fine...
Heya
you might wanna dig into the curl docs more deeply. I've used Curl in similar operation to the one you describe, and I remember that there existed a "cookiejar" option and a "cookiefile" option as well - my guess is that you can collect the cookie sent to you by the login operation and...
actually, I think this is a pretty bad idea for compatiablity reasons - if I remember my mozilla-speak correctly, id and name should be identical - one is used by mozilla and one by IE for exactly the same purpose. splitting them up is a bad idea.
I think that you use the markup language...
Heya
before you leap on the reply button, please read through my entire post.
Let start off by saying that the problem started following an upgrade to version 3.23.58 - previous versions simply did not display any of the symptoms I'll describe. unfortunately for me, I'm locked into this...
Heya
Newbie taking his first steps in DB2, so bear with me please :
I've created a trigger to perform an INSERT after another row was added to another table. the two tables have foreign keys that both point to a third table, to the same column (it's primary key in fact). I gave all foreign keys...
a small thingy - you may wanna use a Heap table in whatever database you'r running, since this table will be queried/updated/deleted often, a heap table will deliver better performance and save you a little I/O wait time.
take into account that heap tables can't use primary indexes, or keep...
Or ... you can go and compile the beta 2.0 version of GDlib, which comes with a leetish jpeg, png and bmp support. however ... the Gif format is traded out and not supported at all.
I've been using 2.0 for quite a while, only bug I've noticed is an alpha channel bug when merging a PNG image...
Heya
We run a Mysql server (version 3.22.32, old, but the host won't upgrade), on a Solaris machine with PHP 4.1.2
The mysql server is flooded with sleeping processes, so I attempted to fix this by creating persistent connections. I've also made sure the php.ini allows persistent connections...
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