haha - I'll refrain from further complaints then :D Thanks again for the help. I'll likely be back, but I've got plenty to keep me going for 30 more minutes today till I get off work.
No, they really are bad. We also host a ton of domains, but we have this particular project outsourced - It's been nothing but trouble with them unfortunately :(
they're running version 3.23.56 - that's not TOO old is it?
Awesome idea... I had thought of trying to add the years using timestamp seconds, but this is much better. However, I'm running into an issue.
I can query the MONTH(startDate) and it works fine, but if I attempt to use DAY(startDate), it gives an error:
"You have an error in your SQL syntax...
Ok, well, currently I'm bringing in the full date using the query below:
$query = mysql_query("SELECT emID, startDate FROM Eval") or die("Error retrieving data from Eval table.");
$queryResults = mysql_fetch_array($query);
My questions are now:
1) How can I edit this query to return JUST the...
Well, I basically need to just bring in an employee ID (emID) and the Month and Day of a field labled 'StartDate' in the DB. Currently I'm saying:
$query = mysql_query("SELECT emID, startDate FROM Eval") or die("Error retrieving data from Eval table.");
$queryResults =...
Hello all, I'm currently having to teach myself PHP on the fly for a project, and have run into a tough problem. Was hoping I could get some assistance.
Currently, I am writing a page that will be taking a Date field from a MySQL Database (datatype of Date), and comparing it to the current...
Hi!
After using my computer in the current configuration for two years now I suddenly get the following error message and the comp. will not boot : Primary master disk fails. It happened after a crash of my TNT 2 driver related to OpenGL while starting medal of honour.
Hardware: Maxtor 30Gb...
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