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Posted on NUTS4theBUCKS28
we're actually already looking at whether that's doable, on a limited basis for the graphic contest participants.
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Posted on gracelhink
Thanks for the heads up. I appreciate it. I feel much better now, and my interest in Buckeye football has been renewed.
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Posted on BUCKYLE
Thanks - for a minute there, I though that "The" was some new text lingo that hadn't hit the older generation yet. 
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Posted on ant80
Hope you are feeling better. Our prayers are with you, BP brother. Get well after your hospital time.
yeah I did finish it up, see the graphic forum. went with the duck hunt theme.
sorry about all of those pocket dials to your phone (...2843). I eventually deleted your contact from my phone. THere's always one person who my rustling pocket thinks I am trying to call (when it bumps the voice dial button). It used to be wadc45
sorry about all of those pocket dials to your phone (...2843). I eventually deleted your contact from my phone. THere's always one person who my rustling pocket thinks I am trying to call (when it bumps the voice dial button). It used to be wadc45
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Posted on jwinslow
Well I'm used to using Microsoft Technologies for business use, but tools and hosting for Microsoft development are usually more expensive. I did a quick google. These 2 tutorials may give you a nice refresher, one on PHP and one on PHP and MySQL: PHP/MySQL Tutorial - Part 1 and PHP Tutorial - Part 1
Well then the easiest way to set up the table is make each "Description | Name " a row in a single database table with 3 fields: ID, Description, and Row.
This particular part of the tutorial kind of shows you how to make an html table from your database. Set up your page similarly, but your <TH>'s would be "Description" and "Name" and then as you loop through:
<?
$i=0;
while ($i < $num) {
$id=mysql_result($result,$i,"ID");
$description=mysql_result($result,$i,"Description");
$name=mysql_result($result,$i,"name");
$textBoxName='textBox'.$ID;
?>
<tr>
<td><? echo $description; ?></td>
<td><input type="text" name="<? ehco $textboxName; ?>" text="<? echo $name; ?>" /></td>
</tr>
Please refer to the tutorial to finish that up. Put the row count of the result set from the table in a hidden input field so you can get that from the submit also when the submit is hit loop through all the textboxes and update the value in the database. When you want to clear the fields just use this SQL statement "Delete Name from tablePotluck" and that should clear all the names. alternately you could use "Update tablePotluck set Name = '' " I hope that made some sense. Go through the tutorials first then reread this. Hopefully it will make more sense.
Well then the easiest way to set up the table is make each "Description | Name " a row in a single database table with 3 fields: ID, Description, and Row.
This particular part of the tutorial kind of shows you how to make an html table from your database. Set up your page similarly, but your <TH>'s would be "Description" and "Name" and then as you loop through:
<?
$i=0;
while ($i < $num) {
$id=mysql_result($result,$i,"ID");
$description=mysql_result($result,$i,"Description");
$name=mysql_result($result,$i,"name");
$textBoxName='textBox'.$ID;
?>
<tr>
<td><? echo $description; ?></td>
<td><input type="text" name="<? ehco $textboxName; ?>" text="<? echo $name; ?>" /></td>
</tr>
Please refer to the tutorial to finish that up. Put the row count of the result set from the table in a hidden input field so you can get that from the submit also when the submit is hit loop through all the textboxes and update the value in the database. When you want to clear the fields just use this SQL statement "Delete Name from tablePotluck" and that should clear all the names. alternately you could use "Update tablePotluck set Name = '' " I hope that made some sense. Go through the tutorials first then reread this. Hopefully it will make more sense.
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Posted on sepia5
White Russians? Yes. Costume? Redhawk, please. ORD does NOT do costumes. Hell, I went as Don Draper for Halloween this year.
No idea, save that anything that goes into a db can be pulled out for other purposes... but don't ask me how. I've done a very tiny bit of managing tables - VERY tiny - and don't really know how to connect information to anything. Really should learn, though. BP's database needs some scrubbing, preferably before we upgrade next spring/summer. Really don't see the time to get myself up to speed, though. So very much to break.
But good luck to ya. :)
But good luck to ya. :)
