I guess I should have been more specific ...
The form is used as an entry page for an application that produces dynamic reports of different statistics. The user must choose a month, year, and report. Some (not all) of the reports produce lists of items (for example, one returns a list of the...
I would like to create a form with a number of SELECT elements and an entry button and I want to pass the results to another php form.
If certain items were chosen, that I want to query the user for one further selection.
Anybody have any ideas or know of any good online tutorials for dynamic...
I would like to create a form with a number of SELECT elements and an entry button and I want to pass the results to another php form.
If certain items were chosen, that I want to query the user for one further selection.
Anybody have any ideas or know of any good online tutorials for dynamic...
thanks DR ... this seems to be what I am looking for ... just one more question - whats the full address for orbitz (orbitz.com) appears to be an airfare site ...
it outputs: "Outputting..." at the top of the page ... I tried removing the script and still doesn't output until everything is output. I currently have it placed as the first item below the initial <HTML> tag...
I'm looking for some sort of a routine, using PHP or other, to display a message during PHP/MySQL processing ... something like:
Please be aware that for some reports their will be lengthy processing times.
I have a PHP application with a MySQL backend - the user can select parameters from...
This doesn't seem to have the effect I'm looking for ... doesn't output now until all php processing is completed, and still remains at the top of the screen ... any further ideas?
Hi.
I'm looking for a script (Java or other) to display a message that basically says to expect some delays during processing before displaying the final output.
I have a php application with a mysql backend - the application is dynamic and in some cases takes considerable time (1-2 minutes)...
Returning to my question - "How can I view any current temporary tables" - not how can I view the content of temporary tables. Since temporary tables aren't displayed using the SHOW TABLES command, how can display existing temporary tables.
Does anyone know how to display temporary tables? I've noticed a fairly large .MYD file (and corresponding .frm and .MYI) files in the folder of one of my databases. The filename starts as #sql-, which I understand is the naming structure for temporary tables. I would like to delete the file...
I understand the individual commands, but I don't see how they work together to grant insert and drop only on tables that the user has created ... and I would prefer to work from the command line.
Thanks for your response. Hopefully you can give me a little bit of an explanation for each of these commands ... I'm at a bit of a loss for how this solves my problem. Thanks again for your help.
I am attempting to set up a user account (that can be used from a php application) that has SELECT privileges on all tables of a given database, and CREATE, DROP, and INSERT on only those tables that the user actually creates (ie. the user can CREATE new tables, and INSERT and DROP on those...
I am trying to return a date in the following format:
25 Setembro, 2003, 18:00
I have been trying to use setlocale as follows:
setlocale(LC_TIME, "pt_BR");
And return my date as follows:
$currDate = strftime("%e %B, %Y, %H:%M");
However, all this returns is 25...
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