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  • display php foreach values in div

    - by San82moon
    Hi, I have foreach ($a as $key = $value) { echo $value; } which displays result one below other, like 1234 5678 2010-05-20 5678 1590 2010-05-19 but i want it in a table like structure like 1234 5678 2010-05-20 5678 1590 2010-05-19 how can i do that?

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  • PHP sort multidimensional array by value

    - by stef
    How can I sort this array by the value of the "order" key? Even though the values are currently sequential, they will not always be. Array ( [0] => Array ( [hashtag] => a7e87329b5eab8578f4f1098a152d6f4 [title] => Flower [order] => 3 ) [1] => Array ( [hashtag] => b24ce0cd392a5b0b8dedc66c25213594 [title] => Free [order] => 2 ) [2] => Array ( [hashtag] => e7d31fc0602fb2ede144d18cdffd816b [title] => Ready [order] => 1 ) )

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  • how to change default mailed by : address in php mail()

    - by testkhan
    i have the following code $subject = "Subject Here"; $headers = 'MIME-Version: 1.0' . "\r\n"; $headers .= 'Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1' . "\r\n"; // Additional headers $headers .= 'From: Domain Name <[email protected]>' . "\r\n"; $to = $email; $body = ' My Message here '; mail($to, $subject, $body, $headers); and it send mail correctly but when i see details in the email in gmail ... it shows from Domain Name to [email protected] date Tue, May 25, 2010 at 12:41 PM subject my subject here mailed-by mars.myhostingcompany.net while i want to show my own address in mailed by section so that it should be mydomain.com instead of mars.myhostingcompany.net

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  • PHP MySQL query help

    - by user547794
    Hello, I am trying to use this query to return every instance where the variable $d['userID'] is equal to the User ID in a separate table, and then echo the username tied to that user ID. Here's what I have so far: $uid = $d['userID']; $result = mysql_query("SELECT u.username FROM users u LEFT JOIN comments c ON c.userID = u.id WHERE u.id = $uid;")$row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result); echo $row['username'];

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  • (PHP) - Changing two substrings inside a string

    - by Imp4ct
    This is my BIG string BEGIN:VEVENT UID:xxxxxx DTSTAMP:xxxxxx STATUS:CONFIRMED CLASS:PUBLIC URL:xxxxxx SUMMARY:YYYYYYY DESCRIPTION:xxxxxx; YYYYYYY; DTSTART:xxxxxx DTEND:xxxxxx GEO:xxxxxx LOCATION:xxxxxx END:VEVENT I need to change position of the two "YYYYYYY" in SUMMARY/DESCRIPTION I have to replace them without being specific since it is implemented in a much larger function. (This string is already sliced out of a 3700 line - Calendar) pls help! :)

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  • How to open multiple socket connections and do callbacks in PHP

    - by Click Upvote
    I'm writing some code which processes a queue of items. The way it works is this: Get the next item flagged as needing to be processed from the mysql database row. Request some info from a google API using Curl, wait until the info is returned. Do the remainder of the processing based on the info returned. Flag the item as processed in the db, move onto the next item. The problem is that on step # 2. Google sometimes takes 10-15 seconds to return the requested info, during this time my script has to remain halted and wait. I'm wondering if I could change the code to do the following instead: Get the next 5 items to be processed as usual. Request info for items 1-5 from google, one after the other. When the info for item 1 is returned, a 'callback' should be done which calls up a function or otherwise calls some code which then does the remainder of the processing on items 1-5. And then the script starts over until all pending items in db are marked processed. How can something like this be achieved?

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  • php array key issue

    - by Fearghal
    Hi guys.. ok so i have the following array: 0 - 208533 1 - 208523 2 - 208522 3 - 208572 4 - 208518 5 - 208501 6 - 208534 7 - 208499 All i need is a quick function that'll start the array key at 1 rather than 0. eg: 1 - 208533 etc Any ideas? Thanks!

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  • Thumbnailing and then Saving as a Blob with PHP in Wordpress

    - by Parris
    The below code seems like it should work; however, the blob in the database only contains 0 after the function is run. Does the below code look accurate? If not how can I fix it? $tmpName = $_FILES['picture']['tmp_name']; $fp = fopen($tmpName, 'r'); $binary = fread($fp, filesize($tmpName)); fclose($fp); $originalImage = imagecreatefromstring($binary); $tempImage = imagecreate(100,100); imagecopyresized($tempImage,$originalImage,0,0,0,0,100,100); ob_start(); imageJPEG($tempImage); $thumbnail = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); $wpdb->query("UPDATE ".$wpdb->prefix."items SET picture = $thumbnail WHERE id=$id'"); Thank :)!

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  • How to implement callback functions inside classes (PHP)

    - by sombe
    I need to use a class callback method on an array inside another method (the callback function belongs to the class). class Database { public function escape_string_for_db($string){ return mysql_real_escape_string($string); } public function escape_all_array($array){ return array_filter($array,"$this->escape_string_for_db"); } } Is this the right way to go about that? (I mean, in terms of the second parameter passed to array_filter)

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  • Accessing array elements in PHP

    - by Elliot B.
    I have an array $aMethods whose print_r output is this: Array ( [0] => Array ( [pattern] => [return_media] => 1 [return_name] => ) ) I'm trying to access 'return_media' with this code: $iReturnMedia = $aMethods[0]->return_media; echo $iReturnMedia; Also, when I tried this: $iReturnMedia = $aMethods[0]['return_media']; I get an error stating: Cannot use string offset as an array in... But it's not working, $iReturnMedia comes back as blank. Could someone tell me what I'm doing wrong here?

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  • MySQL Table Loop using PHP

    - by JM4
    I have an online form which collects consumer data and stores in a dedicated MySQL database. In some instances, data is passed in the URL under the "RefID" variable which is also stored in the database and attached to each registration. I use the 'mysql_num_rows ($result)' to fetch all agent details on another page but this only returns ALL available details. My goal is as follows: GOAL I want to create an HTML table in which rows are automatically generated based on the list of all registrations on my site. A new row is created IF and ONLY IF a unique RefID is present on that particular record. In the event the field is NULL, it is reported on a single line. In short, the HTML table could look something like this: RefID - Number of Enrollments abc123 - 10 baseball - 11 twonk - 7 NULL - 33 Where abc123 is a particular RefID and 10 is the number of times that RefID appears in the DB. If a new registration comes in with RefID = "horses", a new row is created, showing "horses - 1". The HTML table will be viewable by account administrators needing to see the number of enrollments for a particular RefID (which they won't know ahead of time). Anybody have any suggestions?

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  • How to make db structure for multiple input in MySQL and PHP

    - by bob
    Below is my current structure for MySQL database id | item_name | item_files ------------------------------------------ 1 | Item A | file1.zip,file2.zip,file3.zip 2 | Item B | file3.zip Example I create simple form to fill up Item Name and Multiple upload files then store it to db. Question :- How to design the db structure for accept the multiple files? There have a way which I don't want to use explode, implode to get the file1.zip file2.zip file3.zip

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  • A good php framework in 2012

    - by Jormundir
    I've done a lot of googling around this, and practically all of the answers I find are pre 2011, and are answered in the usual, here are the 5 most popular frameworks... So I'd like to update this topic for 2012, I'm going to build a web application with a pretty complex back-end system driving it, and I'd like to use a framework so I don't have to reinvent the wheel. My application will be hugely user based, so I would appreciate a built in authentication/validation system. (When this is missing it takes me a good 2 weeks of intense and frivolous research to try to pick the "best" one (I don't want to roll my own, I don't think I'd do a better job than what's out there). I've looked into a tried a few, so I'll give you what I like and don't like, but I don't want to bias answers too much. I don't like: Frameworks that auto-generate bloated code. If they have the feature, fine, but if I have to use it, I get frustrated. Backwards compatibility with php4, eww. I don't need backwards compatibility at all. I like: Getting up and running quickly (but without all the auto-generation bogus), what I mean by this is that all the essentials are there, so I don't have to come to a grinding halt to research what the best 3rd party plugin is to get the feature I need. Thorough documentation, good tutorials. Good presentation of these materials. Please explain why your framework suggestion is good, don't just give the name of a framework without any justification. Thanks!

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  • Strange PHP array behavior overwriting values with all the same values

    - by dasdas
    Im doing a simple mysqli query with code ive used many times before but have never had this problem happen to me. I am grabbing an entire table with an unknown number of columns (it changes often so i dont know the exact value, nor the column names). I have some code that uses metadata to grab everything and stick it in an array. This all works fine, but the output is messed up: $stmt -> execute(); //the query is legit, no problems there $meta = $stmt->result_metadata(); while ($field = $meta->fetch_field()) { $params[] = &$row[$field->name]; } call_user_func_array(array($stmt, 'bind_result'), $params); while ($stmt->fetch()) { $pvalues[++$i] = $row; //$pvalues is an array of arrays. row is an array //print_r($row); print_r($pvalues[$i-1]); } $stmt -> close(); I would assume that $pvalues has the results that I am looking for. My table currently has 2 rows. $pvalues has array length 2. Both rows in $pvalues are exactly the same. If i use the: print_r($row) it prints out the correct values for both rows, but if later on i check what is in $pvalues it is incorrect (1 row is assigned to both indices of $pvalues). If i use the print_r($pvalues[$i-1]) it prints exactly as I expect, the same row in the table twice. Why isnt the data getting assigned to $pvalues? I know $row holds the right information at one point, but it is getting overwritten or lost.

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  • PHP & MySQL Problem

    - by Fincha
    I Have a script, getting text from DB and post it on other DB. Problem is, if I have a Text lngen then 840 Words, I can't call this page. Get an error about "Not Found" or "Connection brocken" or what ever. In FF i get no error, only blank page. I found out the Problem is in lenght of the query i send... but how can i fix it??? My it be the Problem, if a query is longer then 6000 Characters?

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