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Hi All,
I am start a new project at work involving PHP and Oracle. The only information that I been able to find regarding configuration is that PHP will need to be recompiled to include oci8(?) and have some environment variables set. Has ne1 done this and have some suggestions. The system...
all,
As i am sure we all know, MS products turn out horrible code. At the moment it is my job to clean up said code leaving standard html (sucks to be me). One thing that would help me would to be able to do a regex search and replace. For instance:
i have this line:
<td width="0"...
once you have the case done you could get it clear powdercoated to stop the oxidation. i believe that it is the oils and acids on the skin that cause the oxidation. i have seen it happen to a SLK-90 CPU cooler that i was using. have you considered coating a steel or aluminum case in copper...
i agree with the rounded cable thoughts. the baby blue does not do the computer justice. the best ideal would be to get some EL rounded cables or at least some copper ones. i think that you can get all that stuff at compusa thought you would pay more there than online.
while that is cool and i might have to set some, i am refering to the undlined characters that are already on the interface not counting the menu names at the top
you might try http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/. we use that here at work for our group. it can handle all the maintainance stuff that you might need. IMHO.
do your query, then use a "for" loop to limit the list to 100. lastly you could use layers and <div> tags to display everything on one page. you would have to use nested loops.
something like:
$counter=0;
$number=0;
while (mysql_fetch_assoc($sql)){
do {
print something...