Recent content by darrellblackhawk

Yes... This should be in the JavaScript forum...

Unfortunately it would probably be a lot easier to use something like XMLSpy. You could do it with Delphi, but if the structures are anything other than extremely simple, it will be an inordinate amount of programming - me thinks.

I don't understand your problem. The information you posted appears to be just html. And... It appears you're using an Internet Explorer only XML Data Island. (A big no no, unless you're absolutely positive your users will be only using IE)

I looked at the JamBase's api and couldn't see anything that would create a blank record. That being the case, I have to assume the problem is in your parsing of the XML. Since we/I can't see your code, it would be impossible to help without it. Maybe post the section where you're parsing the...

As the others mentioned, when the user logs in, regenerate the session id. That regeneration has to be accomplished before anything else gets sent to the browser.

Are ID and WITH_ID of different types? If so, they shouldn't be. It sounds like ID and WITH_ID are used for a parent-child relationship or better stated for use in self-joins. Is this true? If so, the typical setup would be for the fields to be integer with indexes set. i.e. ID - integer...

As DonQuichote says: "What does explain say?" If as you've posted, cid_1 is the primary key, it shouldn't take anywhere near that long. It sounds like somehow the engine's doing a row scan of the table.

I'm unfamiliar with Cold Fusion, so someone else will need to help with this.

add a group on bedrooms clause

Am I missing something here. I don't think your code is working the way you intended. e.g. $ds = 0; if (!'ds') { echo 'could not connect'; } else { echo 'we connected'; } In a few places in your code you've done something similar. i.e. $ds = ldap_connect($ldaphost); //Can't...

You might want to try outputting some debugging info which brackets the connection. i.e. 1- output to log (time, some-unique-id, opening-connection) 1a - output to log (time, open successful | open fail) 2- access dsn 3- perform queries 4- output to log (time, some-unique-id...

I wouldn't view the operator as commutative, but in math (not php operator math) it is. As you've found, $a =+ 3 is assigning a positive 3 to $a; just as $a =- 3 would assign a negative 3.

Change the select name to: skills[]. Then the receiving script will receive skills as a zero indexed array. i.e. Array ( [skills] => Array ( [0] => perl [1] => php [2] => html ) ) <div class="required"> <label for="skills">Required Skills:</label> <select name="skills[]"...

$ingredientID["$name"] = $masterID; would work, but you'd want to have already initialized $name. The code you've shown would throw a PHP Notice Error (Notice: Undefined variable: name...) and the array row $ingredientID["name"] would translate into: $ingredientID[""] == the value of...

Do you have any dynamic programming capabilities on the site?