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how would i accomplish it using sprintf(); right now i used ternary operator to check if less than 10 and added 0 in front.

sorry bout that, will share it next time, i knew my work around was not...

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i think i know what it is.... my array has 2011-01-09 as the key..... in my loop inside the calender where i try and display the amount for that date, it calculates to 2011-01-9 leaving out the 0.
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yes i did echo my temp, and my source array as well.

the source array has this

$date['total'][2011-01-09] = 60.00;

echo $temp; // 2011-01-09;

i have values stored in an array with key


$array['total']['2001-11-09'];

the year month and day are as separate variables, how can i print its content out. I tried all below


$temp =...

perfect, makes sense.

a lot of times i have to save certain variables in ajax/javascript. What is the best practice way to save such variables....

right now i save them as hidden form fields and assign them an id and...

a lot of times i have to save certain variables in ajax/javascript. What is the best practice way to save such variables....

right now i save them as hidden form fields and assign them an id and...

while($data[] = mysql_fetch_array($res) ) {}
array_pop($data);

seems to work :)

sorry not sure if i can publish a question on mysql here...

on a query that returns n number of rows can i do it in a single statement instead of looping through...

right now this is what i do...

trying to create a view on mysql but it wouldnt create more than 30 rows and gives me a message saying..... 1 This view has at least this number of rows. Please refer to documentation.

I did refer...

gotcha... would session_destroy be the right way on a logout ?

what would be the best way to escape urls and make sure its clean without any cross scripting?

i was thinking including a genric file which would preg_match the url and redirect to an error page...

wat do you mean by a required header file is the only way to assure security?

yea i know it works....... yea i will include it into a file but is this the best way ? i wish to know if there is a better way i can accomplish this.

would the below be rite



mysql query results in a match.

$user = data['username'];

$_SESSION['user'] = $user;

should i provide the name?

Also what should i check for in other pages to make sure un authenticated users donot access those pages?

Earlier i would take username and password, match with db and on success redirect




session_register("myusername");



On every page that is viewed i would include a file that checks if...

so if there was something really wrong even firefox and ie would pick it up rite? also i have that antivirus virus where a fake antivirus scan runs and then blocks al my exe's and asks me to purchase...

i have my site on php and whenever i try logging into the back end of the site hosted by 1and1 i get a pantscow.ru malware warning from chrome only. i use the site on another computer with firefox...

is there a way i can dynamically update my webpage without any user action whenever there is a change made in the daatabase.

eg gmail automatically updates your email whenever you get a new...

but how can i pass an array from php to javascript.

are you saying dynamically build javaascript like

echo "<script type=java....>';
blah blah blah

??
I could do that, but thought that...

Ok but how can i access it in the javascript, lets say my array was as below


$arr = array(1 => array( 'name' =>'john', 'age' => '23', 'sex' => 'male'), 2=> array( 'name' =>'kerri', 'age' =>...

passing it directly gives me a parse error, passing it as an ajax parameter i first have to get it from my php script to javascript... explaining a little more below is what i wish to do.



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m not sure if this is to be posted here or in the client side section, but it has to do with php also so will post here.


how can i pass json data from json_encode to a javascript function and...