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db2_fetch_assoc [message #9261] Sun, 25 March 2007 00:25 Go to next message jonfparis is currently offline jonfparis Messages: 13 Registered: April 2006 Junior Member Based on this example while ($row = db2_fetch_assoc($stmt)) { echo ($row['TKiEY'] . "<br />"); } in the thread: http://www.zend.com/forums/index.php t=msg&goto=8437& ;S= &srch=db2_fetch_assoc #msg_8437 laptop battery

I have been working with db2_fetch_assoc and I must be missing something somewhere. I'm jet lagged so maybe that's the answer but ... This works: $row = db2_fetch_assoc($stmt); print_r($row); But this based on the example above doesn't: print_r($row); } In fact it produces an "Assignment in condition" error. What's the difference between what I have and the quoted example that causes this thinkpad

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37 Registered: February 2007 Member Hi Jon, I tried out this code myself: This WHILE loop is the same method I have been using in most of my php scripts and it runs fine for me. Although it does mention the "Assignment in condition" message when I press the "Analyze Code" button in Zend Studio, the code does run. microsoft

Are you wondering why this error message is displayed in the Code Analyzer or does your script not even run when you try to execute it Dave Re: db2_fetch_assoc [message #9634 is a reply to message #9632 ] Fri, 13 April 2007 12:31 Go to previous message Go to next message dzarder wrote on Fri, 13 April 2007 12:04 Are you wondering why this error message is displayed in the Code Analyzer or does your script not even run when you try to execute it laptop computers

Hi Dave - thanks for looking at this. The answer is "Both" actually. I'd like to know why it throws the error message but more importantly why it doesn't work. I can't see any significant difference between them but the single row retrieve works and displays the data but the version in the when loop displays nothing. Re: db2_fetch_assoc [message #9636 is a reply to message #9261 ] Fri, 13 April 2007 14:38 Go to previous message Go to next message laptop computer

Jon, I was able to get rid of the "Assignment in condition" message by changing my code to the following: while ($row) { But, being somewhat of a php newbie, I don't know if this logic would work in your example or not. Re: db2_fetch_assoc [message #9637 is a reply to message #9636 ] Fri, 13 April 2007 14:24 Go to previous message Go to next message dzarder wrote on Fri, 13 April 2007 14:38 desktop computer

Thanks Dave - I'll switch to the primed loop if all else fails. [Updated on: Fri, 13 April 2007 14:24] Re: db2_fetch_assoc [message #9638 is a reply to message #9261 ] Fri, 13 April 2007 15:32 Go to previous message Go to next message cwabbott is currently offline cwabbott Messages: 15 Registered: April 2007 You could change the level at which your error messages stop your script from running. Using the assignment in condition is pretty standard - although it does throw a low level warning. notebooks

Showing record like in a SUBFILE [message #9192] Wed, 21 March 2007 17:29 Go to next message maniva is currently offline maniva Messages: 6 Registered: March 2007 Junior Member Can somebody help me giving an example of a PHP page that show a table paged. lenovo

For example 10 record per page and at the end show the total number of page. I hope I'm clear Thanks Report message to a moderator Re: Showing record like in a SUBFILE [message #9219 is a reply to message #9192 ] Thu, 22 March 2007 19:57 Go to previous message Go to next message chris_hird is currently offline chris_hird Messages: 75 hard drive

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August 2006 Member Not sure what you are trying to achieve, but looks like you just want a total number of records displayed If so put a counter which is incremented each time the record is read and displayed in the table. This would be carried forward for every page you create. You must have a counter to determine the number of records per page so its just a counter which supplements this Using a cookie or session variable would suffice I think travelstar

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Suppose I've a file with 1000 records. Can anibody help me [Updated on: Wed, 28 March 2007 07:10] Re: Showing record like in a SUBFILE [message #9320 is a reply to message #9318 ] Wed, 28 March 2007 10:02 Go to previous message Go to next message ewilson is currently offline ewilson Messages: 22 gateway

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October 2006 I certainly don't have the complete answer but I'll give this a try. The ratio of replies to views in this forum concerns me. It might be possible to use a scrollable cursor and include the desired record number in your POST. Maybe submit buttons for going forward and back. There might be a possibility of records being added or deleted between views. If that looks like a problem you could build a temporary table first then run your selects over it. laptop parts

Hope this helps, Eddie Re: Showing record like in a SUBFILE [message #9389 is a reply to message #9192 ] Thu, 29 March 2007 20:04 Go to previous message Go to next message markus_bergh is currently offline markus_bergh Messages: 24 Registered: September 2006 Location: Australia Yes, I agrea with the previos post. I also wanted to know the anser to this. In the end I came up with the code below but I would loooooove to hear some ideas from anyone who is willing to give an opinion. software

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Jens Flister, Division Manager Development Streamdesign Perfect protection with the Zend Guard Streamdesign faced a dilemma common to commercial software developers: how to hide its intellectual property when distributing applications to customers running streamdesign's code at their sites. "Before we found out about the Zend Guard, our only choices were to write our own pre-compiler or to use a programming language other than PHP, " recalls Jens Flister, division manager of streamdesign's development. intel

The German firm had in fact begun work on an in-house compiler. However, after becoming a beta site for Zend Guard, Jens and his team realized they had found an answer to their problem: "The Zend Guard protects our source code perfectly, and the cost was far less than developing our own compiler, " he says. as400

Launched in January 1999, streamdesign develops and distributes Web applications ranging from groupware systems to integrated e-commerce/enterprise resource planning solutions. The company, which works with an international network of partners and customers, creates Web-based applications that get companies talking and working together. Now, with the one-time investment in the Zend Guard, streamdesign has been able to distribute the company's encoded applications to an unrestricted number of end users. averatec

For streamdesign, knowing that Zend provided quality-assured testing, documentation and support services for its encoder also factored into the company's decision to acquire the Zend Guard. streamdesign's development environment is based on PHP 4.0.3 and the Apache server on Red Hat, Debian and SuSE. The company has two commercial solutions currently shipping. Jens reports that customers who received the Zend-encoded applications "did not notice any difference in performance. From their point of view, nothing had changed." hardware

At the same time, he notes, "from our point of view, a lot had changed. streamdesign saved significant time-to-market and development expense by eliminating the costs of creating an in- house pre-compiler. Yet we still achieved the benefits of protecting our intellectual property -- all because of Zend Guard." dual xeon

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Bob Fronabarger, Vice President of Engineering ScheduleOnline Online and on time, thanks to the Zend Guard. For ScheduleOnline, keeping to a deadline is a top priority and a matter of reputation. So when the company had to ship its entire Web site to a client, company executives were faced with a challenge: how could they encode their entire site and still send it out on time seagate

With the Zend Guard we were able to quickly encode our entire Web site and ship it to an important customer, while staying on schedule, " recalls Bob Fronabarger, vice president of engineering. "Now, with the Zend Guard, we can license each corporate customer a complete working version of the software, while still protecting our proprietary code, " says Bob. "Since almost all of our Web pages are created dynamically through PHP scripts, we do not want to reveal our intellectual property. With the Zend Guard, we don't have to." computer sales

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