PHP - How To Make This Database Relation System
I have a database table of plants, one of chemicals, one of products, one of illnesses. Each table is connected, for example lets say opium poppies. They contain the chemical morphine. Morphine is used in painkiller products. Its used to treat pain and other illnesses. On the opium poppy page, I want to list all the chemicals found in the poppy. All the products (i.e. opium, laudanum) made from the poppy. All the illnesses which are treated with the poppy. Users need to be able to edit this page, and enter chemicals, products or illnesses that are related to this plant. They also need to be able to edit the info on the page.
Making database relations is a pain in the ass with CakePHP. I don't want to waste any more time so I'm thinking maybe making it as a wordpress plugin is the way to go. How would you go about this? Is there an easier way than wordpress, like a better CMS, or framework? If I use wordpress, should I do all the DB interactions with AJAX to avoid having to interact with the DB through wordpress (this gave me massive trouble in the past since I had my data in an external db)?
Similar Tutorialshello everyone, I am about to start coding my pages to display results from a database but before i do i want to know information about the following : Is it best to upload images to a database?and display them accordingly? or is it best to use images from a directory? What is most commonly used and or more reliable? Another topic i have trouble finding information on is actually positioning the output from you mysql database, is this practice done with tables?fields and rows? What is this method called? And is there more then one way to go about controlling result layout on your page? Sorry about the 1001 questions , but i am unable to find a clear answer on the topic ..especially question two . Thanks in advance. i need a download system like www.filehorse.com. can plz tell me how? its generate link 4 download for limited time. without giveing hot link. plztake a look and help me out
I would like to make a budget system where the user enter their preferred budget, then the system will generate a package based on the budget enter, system will generate the budget package based on the database. For example, i have 4 categories - flower, cake, hotel & bridal house user enter budget of $100, system will then check through the database, come out with a package which include each of the categories above. output should be flower:30 cake:20 hotel:30 bridal house:20 how should i do that? what math should i use? probability? Hello, I'm trying to create a file in my home dir and in my etc folder but I keep getting permission denied.
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$myFile = "/home/ng/http/uid.txt"; Hey guys first of all I got 3 files - index.php require_once('/libs/template.class.php'); $template = new Template; $template->assign("title","test"); template.php <?php echo $title; ?> template.class.php function assign($var, $val) { $var = $val; } I'm trying to assign a variable in index.php, then recall it in the template.php, how would I go about this? Thank you! I'm looking to open a custom giftcard shop in which I'll be selling giftcards at 75%-95% of the face value. (I usually buy them off ebay cheap and resell them). I've already got the login system complete by using one I found online. What I'm looking to do now is make the shop section now where I can import a text document with the giftcard #, and Pin number to have them all show up in a list (but have only the first 6 numbers show up and the rest stared out with "***" until purchased, with the option to add each individual one to the cart (checkboxes beside each one). But I want them to be able to buy them with "credits". Credits being a site currency I'd like to be created. I want users to be able to buy these "credits" with the LibertyReserve API. These credits are to be attached to their login until used up. 1 credit = 1$ LR I notice Libertyreserve has a sample shop script: http://www.libertyreserve.com/en/home/downloads , but it doesnt exactly have the credit features and cart features I stated above, however I'm sure can be somewhat useful in coding what I need. Any help would be greatly appreciated, since I have no idea where to start. I'm sure this is basic to some, and well I'm looking to hire someone if they are confident they can complete this quick, otherwise any free feedback would help so much. Here is the site so far... http://www.eliteids.com/lrstore Hello, I am making a small CMS and I having some trouble with making a dynamic menu. I am wondering for a few days how I should make this menu system. I have the follow MySQL table: Code: [Select] CREATE TABLE `pages` ( `id` int(4) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `time` varchar(10) DEFAULT NULL, `lastby` varchar(2) DEFAULT NULL, `order_id` varchar(2) DEFAULT NULL, `text` text, PRIMARY KEY (`id`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB; Now I would like to have a menu system as following that I make menu's in a menu table with a name and a menu ID and that I could place those pages as parent or as subparent. How could I manage to turn my theory into reality? Hi everyone... I would like to implement a questionnaire/survey system that has only two Answers (Yes /No). Basically, this questionnaire system will be widely used on Mobile Phones. It will be looking something like this below: http://awardwinningfjords.com/2009/06/16/iphone-style-checkboxes.html Lets say a user selects a response as No (Using the above slider button for a question). That response should be recorded in the database with User Details + Time Stamp. Also, I would like to generate a report for each question (Responses of Multiple Users) and a report at a User Level for the entire questionnaire/survey (s). Can some one guide me the fastest & easiest way to achieve this? I'm a new learner of PHP. Regards Sandeep I've played around with CakePHP, then XCrud (a decent CRUD application) but I gave up on both of them, XCrud was great for everything up until it came to managing complicated relational database tables. Anyhow, I'm using wordpress a lot now cuz it lets me stop reinventing the wheel so much and although I was able to integrate XCrud into WordPress as a plugin, I think the best way to go is just transfer my database tables to WordPress tables and display them as custom post types. My time is really limited right now though, is there a plugin/set of plugins I can use to automate the process? To show you what I mean, heres the XCrud list display of one of the tables:
thats great because it automatically sets up the CRUD thing and lets you add and edit fields to the table, and doesn't heavily box you into their system but I have a table of plants, one for products, one for pharmacology, one for categories which are all related to each other, and some of them are structured in a tree/nested hierarchy structure so long story short, I need to do advanced searches based on these relations and handle these tree structured tables and CakePHP didn't work out, and XCrud has crappy documentation and isn't popular enough to find good info.
So how would you go about transfering this system to WordPress? I'm guessing I need to make custom post types for each table but what I don't yet know is how to transfer the DB tables to WordPress format, how to handle the relationships between each table and how to handle the hierarchical tree structures.
So I have to add data into my database for Olympic records for a school project. I have the sql statements and everything, but it will only enter the athlete's name and country into the table. My code is Code: [Select] <html> <head> <title> CSS </title> <style type="text/css"> p {font-family:arial; font-size:10pt;} body {margin: 0; padding: 0; text-align: center;} a:link {text-decoration: none} a:visited {text-decoration: overline; color:purple;} a:active {text-decoration: underline;} a:hover {text-decoration: line-through ; color:pink} input:hover {background: aqua; color:black} input:active { background: lime ; color: black; } input:focus { background: yellow; color: black; } .button {border: 1px dotted ; background:red; padding: 2px;} .button:hover {border: 2px dotted;background: url('submitbackground.jpg') no-repeat top left; } #main {margin: 0 auto; text-align: left; width: 800px;} #nav {clear: both; border: 1px solid; background-color:lightgreen; padding: 10px; width:auto; height: 8%;} #div1 {border: 1px solid; background-color:lightblue; padding: 10px; float: left; width:20%; height:92%;} #div2 {border: 1px solid; background-image: url('monkey.jpg'); background-repeat:no-repeat; background-position:center bottom ; padding: 10px; float:left; width:74.5%; height:92%;} </style> </head> <body> <?php session_start () ; print_r ($_REQUEST) ; if ($_SESSION['admin'] == 2) { echo " sorry" ; } else { echo $_SESSION['admin']; if(isset($_POST['athname'])){ $athname= $_POST['athname'] ; } if(isset($_POST['country'])){ $country = $_POST['country']; } if(isset($_POST['medal'])){ $medal= $_POST ['medal']; } if(isset($_POST['venueyear'])){ $venueyear= $_POST ['venueyear']; } if(isset($_POST['venuecity'])){ $venuecity= $_POST ['venuecity']; } if(isset($_POST['venuecountry'])){ $venuecountry= $_POST ['venuecountry']; } if(isset($_POST['event'])){ $event= $_POST ['event']; } if(isset($_POST['gender'])){ $gender= $_POST ['gender']; } echo "<div id='main'> " ; echo"<div id='nav'>"; echo"</div>" ; echo "<div id='div1'>" ; echo "<a href='index.php'>home</a><br/>" ; echo "<a href='search.php'>Search</a><br/>" ; echo "<a href='add-data.php'>Add Data</a><br/>" ; echo "<a href='DeleteData.php'>Delete Data</a>" ; echo "</div>" ; echo"<div id='div2'>" ; if (isset($_POST['search'])) { $connection = odbc_connect('Olympics', '', ''); if (!$connection) {exit("Conection Failed: " . $connection);} $enrID = null ; if ( $event == '100 meters' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 1 ; echo "$enrID" ; }elseif ($event == '200 meters' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 2 ; echo "$enrID" ; }elseif ($event == '400 meters'and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 3 ; }elseif ($event == '800 meters' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 4 ; }elseif ($event == '1500 meters' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 5 ; }elseif ($event == 'Long Jump' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 6 ; }elseif ($event == 'High Jump' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 7 ; }elseif ($event == 'Shot put' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 8 ; }elseif ($event == 'basketball' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 13 ; }elseif ($event == 'rowing' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 14 ; }elseif ($event == 'volleyball(indoor)' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 15 ; }elseif ($event == 'volleyball(beach)' and $gender == 'M') { $enrID = 16 ; }elseif ($event == '100 meters' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 17 ; }elseif ($event == '200 meters' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 18 ; }elseif ($event == '400 meters'and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 19 ; }elseif ($event == '800 meters' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 20 ; }elseif ($event == '1500 meters' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 21 ; }elseif ($event == 'Long Jump' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 22 ; }elseif ($event == 'High Jump' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 23 ; }elseif ($event == 'Shot put' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 24 ; }elseif ($event == 'basketball' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 25 ; }elseif ($event == 'rowing' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID =26 ; }elseif ($event == 'volleyball(indoor)' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 27 ; }elseif ($event == 'volleyball(beach)' and $gender == 'F') { $enrID = 28 ; } $EnrVenID = null ; if ($venueyear == '1984') { $EnrVenID = 1 ; echo "$EnrVenID" ; }elseif ($venueyear == '1988') { $EnrVenID = 2 ; }elseif ($venueyear == '1992') { $EnrVenID = 3 ; }elseif ($venueyear == '1996') { $EnrVenID = 4 ; }elseif ($venueyear == '2000') { $EnrVenID = 5 ; }elseif ($venueyear == '2004') { $EnrVenID = 6 ; }elseif ($venueyear == '2008') { $EnrVenID = 7 ; echo "$EnrVenID" ; }elseif ($venueyear == '2012') { $EnrVenID = 8 ; echo "$EnrVenID" ; } $sql="INSERT INTO Athletes (Athname, Athcountry) values ( '$athname', '$country') " ; $rs=odbc_exec($connection,$sql); $sql4="INSERT INTO Enrollments (EnrMedal, EnrYear, EnrEventID, EnrVenID) values ( '$medal', '$venueyear', '$enrID', '$EnrVenID') " ; $rs4=odbc_exec($connection,$sql4); } echo "<form method='post' action=''>\n"; echo"Please fill out all the fields with the data that you wish to be added: <br/>"; echo"Athelete Name:<input type ='text' Name='athname' > <br/> \n" ; echo"Athelete Country:<input type ='text' Name='country' > <br/> \n" ; echo "Medal: <select name='medal' value='medal'>\n"; echo "<option > </option>\n"; echo "<option $Gold> Gold </option>\n"; echo "<option $Silver> Silver </option>\n"; echo "<option $Bronze'> Bronze</option>\n"; echo "</select>\n" ; echo "Venue Year: <select name='venueyear' value= 'venueyear'>\n"; echo "<option ></option>\n"; echo "<option $1984> 1984 </option>\n"; echo "<option $1988> 1988 </option>\n"; echo "<option $1992>1992 </option>\n"; echo "<option $1996> 1996 </option>\n"; echo "<option $2000> 2000 </option>\n"; echo "<option $2004> 2004 </option>\n"; echo "<option $2008> 2008 </option>\n"; echo "<option $2012> 2012</option>\n"; echo "</select>\n" ; echo "Venue City: <select name='venuecity' value= 'venuecity'>\n"; echo "<option > </option>\n"; echo "<option $LA> Los Angeles </option>\n"; echo "<option $Seoul> Seoul </option>\n"; echo "<option $Barca> Barcelona </option>\n"; echo "<option $ATL> Atlanta</option>\n"; echo "<option $Syd> Sydney </option>\n"; echo "<option $Ath> Athens</option>\n"; echo "<option $Beij> Beijing </option>\n"; echo "<option $Lon> London</option>\n"; echo "</select>\n" ; echo "Venue City: <select name='venuecountry' value= 'venuecountry'>\n"; echo "<option > </option>\n"; echo "<option $USA> U.S.A. </option>\n"; echo "<option $SK> South Korea </option>\n"; echo "<option $Spain> Spain </option>\n"; echo "<option $Aus> Australia </option>\n"; echo "<option $Greece> Greece</option>\n"; echo "<option $Chin> China </option>\n"; echo "<option $UK> United Kingdom</option>\n"; echo "</select>\n" ; echo "Event: <select name='event' value='event>\n"; echo "<option value=''> </option>\n"; echo "<option > </option>\n"; echo "<option $100m> 100 meters</option>\n"; echo "<option $200m> 200 meters </option>\n"; echo "<option $400m>400 meters </option>\n"; echo "<option $800m> 800 meters </option>\n"; echo "<option $1500m> 1500 meters </option>\n"; echo "<option $LongJump> Long Jump</option>\n"; echo "<option $HighJump> High Jumo </option>\n"; echo "<option $Shotput> Shot put </option>\n"; echo "<option $Basketball> Basketball </option>\n"; echo "<option $Rowing> Rowing </option>\n"; echo "<option $Volleyball> Indoor Volleyball </option>\n"; echo "<option $Volley> Beach Volleyball</option>\n"; echo "</select>\n" ; echo "Gender: <select name='gender'>\n"; echo "<option value=''> </option>\n"; echo "<option $Male>M</option>\n"; echo "<option $Female>F</option>\n"; echo "</select>\n" ; echo "<input type='submit' name='search' value='Search' />\n"; echo "</form>\n"; echo "</div>" ; } ?> </body> </html> I have the really long IF statements in there so that it enters the correct EnrID and EnrVenID into the database, to make sure it fills out all fields. I am using Microsoft access for my database. The problem is that it will only fill in the athlete's name and country, and not his/her enrollment information (what medal they got, their enr ID, what year it was taken place, etc. The problem with my login system is that I want the user to login with a username and password if they wish to be an admin, but the login system doesn't work. the variables aren't passed through the system for some reason, even though it worked a week ago, but now it doesn't. The code is Code: [Select] if(isset($_POST['username'])){ $username= $_POST['username'] ; } if(isset($_POST['password'])){ $password= $_POST['password'] ; } $username = null ; $password = null ; Thanks for any help Ok, first off, I tested my own coded reg system and when I make an error test, the error shows but the user info gets added to the database. How can I stop letting the code add the user to the database when an error occurs. <?php include "lang.php"; ?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <title>PokePals - Registering</title> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4.2.min.js" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" /></head> <body> <?php include "navbar.php"; ?> <?php // Important stuff goes here include "sql_local.php"; include "ban.php"; // Now for the registration page echo "<div class='panel'>"; if (isset($_POST["submit"])) { // Define the variables here $user = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["user"]); $pass1 = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["pass"]); $pass2 = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["passconf"]); $email = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["email"]); $email2 = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["email2"]); $dpfc = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["dpfc"]); $platinumfc = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["platinumfc"]); $hgssfc = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["hgssfc"]); $otherfc = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["otherfc"]); $favoritepkmn = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["favoritepkmn"]); $aboutme = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["aboutme"]); $hobbies = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["hobbies"]); $favorites = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["favorites"]); $gender = mysql_real_escape_string ($_POST["gender"]); // Now check for some errors // Did he/she fill out the form completely? Lets find out function errors() { if (!$_POST["user"] | !$_POST["pass"] | !$_POST["email"] ) { echo "<div class='error'>Please fill in the required fields</div>"; } // Passwords match if ($_POST['pass'] != $_POST['passconf']) { echo "<div class='error'>Password does not match with the other one</div>"; } // Email match if ($_POST['email'] != $_POST['email2']) { echo "<div class='error'>Email does not match with the other one</div>"; } } // Is the user banned? foreach($banned_ips as $ip_ban) { if($user_ip == $ip_ban) { die ("<div class='error'>Your IP address is banned from registering. Contact the site administrator for more info</div>"); } } // If there are no errors, start adding the information to the database if (!errors()) { // Secure the passwords $securepass = md5($pass1); // Submit to the database $insertuser = "INSERT INTO users (user, password, email, dpfc, platinumfc, hgssfc, otherfc, favoritepkmn, aboutme, hobbies, favorites, gender, regip) values ('$user', '$securepass', '$email', '$dpfc', '$platinumfc', '$hgssfc', '$otherfc', '$favoritepkmn', '$aboutme', '$hobbies', '$favorites', '$gender', '$user_ip')"; $add = mysql_query($insertuser, $con) or die ('Error: ' . mysql_error() . ' Please contact an admin'); if ($add) { echo ("<h3>Registration Success</h3><p>You may now login using your username and password. Start hatching some eggs now!</p>"); } } } ?> <div class='registerform'><form action='register.php' method='post'> <label>Username *</label> <input type='text' name='user' class='form1' value='<?php echo @$_POST['user']; ?>' /> <fieldset><legend>Password</legend> <label>Enter your password *</label> <input type='password' name='pass' class='form1' value='<?php echo @$_POST['pass']; ?>' /> <label>Password again *</label> <input type='password' name='passconf' class='form1' value='<?php echo @$_POST['passconf']; ?>' /> </fieldset> <fieldset><legend>Email</legend> <label>Enter your email *</label> <input type="text" name="email" class="form1" value="<?php echo @$_POST['email']; ?>" /> <label>Enter email again *</label> <input type="text" name="email2" class="form1" value="<?php echo @$_POST['email2']; ?>" /> </fieldset> <input type="submit" name="submit" class="submitbutton" value="Register!" /> </form> I currently have a MyBB forum and I'm going to attempt to create a top list for it, but I'd like users that have already registered on my forum to be able to log into the top list area and either add or edit their website on the top list. How would I go about creating a login script with an already existing MySQL database that contains my MyBB users? Ohhh, these thoughts just run through my head as I sleep. But will it work? Can I set a function so that my UPDATE form will NOT execute after a certain DATE (or even a time of day?) I'm thinking something along the lines of: $time=timestamp if $time>19:00 echo" You need to make changes before 7:PM"; else (UPDATE... yadda yadda yadda) Yes, i know this is worse than a rough draft, but will it work? Is it acceptable methodology? i have two tables, employee details table(empno, emp_name , branch) and attendance table(date, Ot, attendence). I want to create a relation between two tables My question is basically this: If I'm building a submission form - which places info into my DB via a mySQL query (INSERT INTO) - is there also a way to reference the id that it is creating? The form is set to just dump raw data into a database - each submission enters data into at least 8 DB tables which are all tied together by an $id row in each table. My query references those $id rows in each table to build a query. After each query is completed, a unique url (which is stated by the submitter in the form of /example/someotherword/) is generated. I need to find a way to place some sort of script within a page that displays the results based on each $id. So, lets say that the url is clicked, it would take you to a page that displays the results - but only does so based on the reference to that urls unique $id within the table. I'll provide code once I get home, but if you guys have any ideas that would be great. Hi people. I'm very new to PHP and am building the www.airfieldcards.com website for pilots to use free of charge. I have made a subdomain "m" which I am going to use for the "mobile version" of the site. I have made the "information" showing card but need to make a menu as the first thing that the user sees when he logs onto the site via a mobile device (iPhone / android etc) It needs to take "username" from the database (this is the airfield name) Then list them in order (alphabetically) Then make a link out of the word to the ?"id" from the DB and display the relevant card. In other words. When the user visits http://m.airfieldcards.com the are greeted with the following Abbots Bromley Alderney Andrewsfield Here is the php that shows the actual "phone" version of the card. Code: [Select] <?php $host = 'localhost'; $usr = "username"; $password = 'thepassword'; $db_name = 'TheNameOfTheDB'; function cr($string){ $clean_string = str_replace("rn","<BR>",$string); return $clean_string; } if (!isset($id)) $id = $_GET['id']; mysql_connect ("$host","$usr","$password") or die ('Error During Connect:<br>'.mysql_error()); mysql_select_db ("$db_name") or die ('Error Selecting DB:<br>'.mysql_error()); $read_query = "select * from users where user_id = '$id'"; $results = mysql_query($read_query); $rs = mysql_fetch_array($results); ?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" /> <title>Untitled Document</title> <style type="text/css"> <!-- body table { } body,td,th { font-size: x-large; } --> </style> <body> Airfield Name: <? echo $rs["username"]; ?> <table width="480" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2"> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Height Above</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["height_above"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Mb Difference</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["mb_diff"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Alternative</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["alternative"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">General Location</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["general_location"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Grid Reference</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["location_grid"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Runway Num</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["runway_numbers"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="240" bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Circuit Dir</span></td> <td width="240" bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["circuit_direction"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Cirtuit Height</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["circuit_height"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Runway m</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["runway_length"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">OHJ Height</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["ohj_height"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Surface</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["surface"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Radio Freq</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["radio_frequency"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Callsign</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["radio_callsign"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Type</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["radio_type"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Other Radio</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["other_radio"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Fuel</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["fuel"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Landing Fee</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["landing_fee"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Opp Hrs</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["operating_hours"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Maintenance</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["maintenance"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Hangarage</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["hangarage"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Parking</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["parking"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Food</span></td> <td bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["food"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">School</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["school"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2"><span class="xx_large_font">Remarks:<? echo $rs["remarks"]; ?></span></td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2"><span class="xx_large_font">Warnings:<? echo $rs["warnings"]; ?></span></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><span class="xx_large_font">Website</span></td> <td bgcolor = #E6F8EB><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["weblinks"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="240" bgcolor = #dbeff8><span class="xx_large_font">Operator</span></td> <td width="240" bgcolor = #dbeff8><div align="right"><span class="xx_large_font"><strong><? echo $rs["operator"]; ?></strong></span></div></td> </tr> </table> <p class="xx_large_font"> </p> <p> </p> </body> </html> </html> Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance. images are uploaded to a directory and the sql database contains the filename. I added 'url' field and am trying to link the two I have used on of the posts to help me adapt some script however I'm not sure I have the syntax right. The image in DW live view looks ok and I get the link finger ok but when previewed in browser the image is not shown at all or any link. Any ideas <? echo !empty($row['pic']) ? "<a href=\"{$row['url']}\" <img src=\"js/images/{$row['pic']}\">" : ''; ?> it echos out to a table Mike This topic has been moved to Application Design. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=347193.0 I am new to PHP and currently trying to develop a website... i am stuck at one place. Lets say i'm a user(mrX) that has 4 types of car that are Ferrari, Lamborghini, Evo and BMW. So, i will register to the system about my details and all of my car info such as their cc, transmission, plat number, engine capacity. Then, i will log on into the system and after log on, there will be a drop down list. If i pick Ferrari for example, under the drop down list there will be all the information about the car. The same on the other car also. |