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They are PNG images.

I miss nostalgia.

No need to reverse the array...


function lastNonZero($list)
{
for ($i = count($list) - 1; i >= 0; --i)
if ($list[$i] !== 0)
return $list[$i];
return null;
}

That's a ringing endorsement if there ever was one! :lol:

That's a ringing endorsement if there ever was one! :lol:

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You need to import $db1 in the functions:

global $db1;

The code you have should produce error messages. Do you have them turned off?

error_reporting(E_ALL);

I'm at work now, but I'll...

Hard to say exactly which part is taking the most time.

Some things I would change:
— It looks like you're opening multiple connections to the database. You should open the connection once, at...

Good tips. I'll update the guide soon.

http://php.net/set_time_limit

and

http://php.net/setcookie

NESquick

Just got one of these for work:
http://www.samsung.com/au/consumer/pc-peripherals/notebook-pc/everyday/NP350V5C-S07AU

It's light enough and it has a proper keyboard (with the numeric keys).
I...

That is a lot of rust... Did you check the floor and chassis rails too? I forsee a lot of bog in your future...

Try
http://php.net/manual/en/pdostatement.getcolumnmeta.php

Interesting!

Just as a reminder: We don't scan links for viruses, so install the software linked above at your own risk.

Are you saying I shouldn't be doing that?

You could use the htmlspecialchars function to encode the text before inserting it into the XML document:


htmlspecialchars($text, ENT_XML1)

In case the array contains less than four elements...


$n = count($foo2[1]);
for ($i = max(0, $n - 4); $i < $n; ++$i)
{
//...
}

I disagree with the assertion that the U.S. economy will worsen over the next four years.

I lost about three months worth of work last year when my new SSD died. Like you I hadn't put it in to source control and my backup strategy was reckless (no backups). It took about a week or two...

The code should work in Internet Explorer versions 9+. In earlier versions the non-standard 'attachEvent' method must be used instead of 'addEventListener'.

Also, I recommend attaching all event...

Either way, I feel fine about it.

Another one with no subquery:

select img.* from bns_cars_images img join bns_cars car1 on car1.id=img.record_id join bns_cars car2 on car1.type=car2.type where car2.id=360 group by img.record_id;

OK, I shouldn't have assumed!

select img.* from bns_cars car left join bns_cars_images img on img.record_id=car.id where car.type=(select type from bns_cars where id=360) group by img.record_id;
...

Also, I strongly suggest you get out of this habit as soon as possible:


$sq = "SELECT * FROM bns_cars WHERE id = (".$_GET['id'].")";
$dat = mysql_query( $sq );

This is what's called an SQL...

I assume the URL will contain the type number and not the car ID. (You've given 'id' in your example URL, but I think you actually want to search by type.)

If the type is given:

select img.*...

No worries. Glad you got it sorted.

OK, noted. As the moderator, may I offer you some advice in turn? If so, I suggest you drop the SMS-style abbreviations and invest some time in capitalising and punctuating your writing: it's a...

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If you aren't interested in learning, I suggest you hire someone to write the code for you. On this site, you could try the Project Requests section (for unpaid work), or Open Positions (for paid...

I have to say your request is a more than a little unusual. There is nothing in that code that explicitly ties it to a particular version of PHP, except for the use of session_register, which was...

Quick reply was re-enabled a couple of days ago. I don't know how your posts got submitted out of order.

A couple of ways. You can try the PDOStatement::rowCount property, but note the caveat described on that page which is that not all database systems will return the number of rows after a SELECT...

I doubt anyone bother to register — just post the source code of the affected page.

What a mess...


<?php
$query = mysql_query ( "SELECT * FROM `Stations` LIMIT 6" );
$num = 1;

while ($fea = mysql_fetch_object($query)):
?>
<li><?php echo $num++ ?></td></li>

Notes:

— You're using the old MySQL library. If you've just got started, stop now: I recommend PDO instead.


$dbh = new PDO('mysql:dbname=example;host=example');

// ...
...

$response['equip'] = [];
while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result))
$response['equip'][] = $row;

I don't think it's a bug — I believe the "Last Post" field is updated on an interval, rather than immediately.

Make sure the terminal you use to run the command has administrative privileges. (When logged in as a user with admin rights, find 'Command Prompt' in the Start menu, right-click on it, and choose...

If you were to put quotes around the keys, it would become valid JSON, and then you could use JSON.parse to evaluate the string.
Otherwise, you're limited to eval, which is not the best option...