I have a table called `employment` that contains two INT references named `employer` and `employee`. As a person can be either or both I have a single table named `personnel`.
I am trying to construct a query that displays
personnel.name as `employer` where employment.employer=personnel.id...
I am extracting data from an XML file (with full consent) and I use the file to identify and copy files. From other similar feeds I simply identify the URL of the image then use copy ($from,$to) but in this case I have isolated the image file to...
I want to monitor who calls a URL and when so I want the click on the link to write to a table before executing the link is this possible and how does a simpleton like me make it happen? Please keep it simple if possible.
I am importing data from an XML file including .jpg files and I am using the copy command. All works well unless the remote file is missing when I get an error.
Following advice from a colleague I have tried using getimagesize() but if the image doesnt exist I am still getting an error message...
I am missing something but I have successfuly imported data from an XML file but am having problems with the simplest of tasks - the data contains a string containing <p> and <p /> html tags but my attempts to remove them and replace them are failing -
$newpara=str_replace("<p />;","...
I have code to extract data from an XML feed and post it to mySQL tables.
$propertyid = $objDOM->getElementsByTagName("property");
foreach( $propertyid as $value ){
etc etc
}
It works fine - it extracts the data, corrects formats where necessary, corrects data errors and successfully post to...
I have a simple problem that I cannot seem to sort in 5.4. I have a website login which validates user login with the usual ID and password requirements. What I am truing to do in 5.4 which I successfully achieved in PHP4 is to create a static or session variable to hold a value which...
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