I'm new at php so maybe this question looks dull but i hope everybody can help me.
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I want to get data from Odds Column as attached picture
When i Choose Crow or Sbobet or Bet365... data of Odds Column will change. I want to collect data of each column and put it into an different array.
I actually don't need a code, just need a solution or recommendation. Thank guys for reading my question.
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i am having some problems and i was hoping you will help me.
This is the website i'm testing on: http://rblueberry.epizy.com/
So what i want to do is: for all this boxes on website to fetch from database, but in that order, how can i do that?
Do i need to make more tables for those boxes(articles) or i can do it other way?
Sorry if im not explained very well, i really don't know how to explain it better.
The title may explain the gist of it, but I want to know something. I am new to coding in PHP, and am adding it alongside my HTML5 so I can create a website for a game I'm creating. But, I need to know if I can permanently and dynamically change the contents of a file within an FTP.
So, say if I had 2 array values in a Username and Password field when I first created it. Is there any possible way to create a function that, upon registering information, allows me to permanently add those array values, so that every time I open the file, it stays at three values?
I want to do this so that I have a simple login system created. If there are any questions that have what I'm looking for in PHP, feel free to close as a duplicate and point me in the right direction. This is my first step, and I hope I can get some help on it. Thanks again in advance.
This is kinda confusing, so forgive me if you don't understand what I am asking. I'm trying to develop my skills and I wanted to move onto images as a next step. I did a bit of searching and I thought a good way to try this would maybe be to generate military ribbon racks depending on the options the user selects.
(See something like this as an example: http://www.ribbon-rack-builder.com/ribbons/build/4)
Now, from looking at the source code I can see that the creator of that website creates a form with all of the different ribbons and allows the user to select the ones they want with checkboxes. This form is then posted to some PHP on the page somewhere.
Being new to the image concept I have no idea what kind of PHP this would be. Could anyone give me an idea of how this website could do this and where I should start should I want to create something similar?
Thanks very much!
First, you'll need to get which checkboxes were checked:
Set the name in the form to check_list[] and you will be able to
access all the checkboxes as an array($_POST['check_list'][])
Second, you'll most likely want to use the GD and Image Functions built into PHP.
There is a lot there, and it can be confusing, so I suggest you do some reading through questions on SO on the subject: https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=merge+image+[php]
I am very frustrated with my one old month problem. This is my first web page and it's quite complicated (for me).
My problem is with AND and OR in filtering categories in google maps. All tutorials go in the direction of the OR (golf OR theather). What about Golf and London? The more boxes checked, the less markers on the map.
I have two questions:
(1)
I am trying to follow this tutorial. I guess this is a trivial question: where is the data that is displayed in the panel? (I have followed several other tutorials and never had problems with finding the data, but this one...). I believe this tutorial may solve my second question below.
(2) The goal is to have a real estate page where user-sellers can insert properties for sale and user-buyers can view it, filtering the the data by multiple checkbox and/or drop down menus.
The problem I have is that I can't find a way to coordinate the OR and AND.
OR: I could use the Mike's tutorial and I have studied it very carefully.
I didn't find any tutorial when the filters get more complex.
(2B) I tried to work with my old post, and it works with OR as well. but couldn't find the right code when user only checks one (or two) box (like anything in Berkeley). The code(based on the kind Jobsen's code) required user to fill out all checkboxes all the way to the end, then the marker would show up. Couldn't check only 2 boxes and leave others unchecked. Sometimes I want the first filter (City) to be filtered a second time (Bedrooms). Not add any Berkeley + Bedrooms (2 or 3 or 4). Or only Berkeley. Or Berkeley +zip code + type + bedroom OR any combination. The and / or were not working as expected.
Any help with any of the above will be greatly appreciated. Feel free to add any info in the old post as well.Thank you again for your time.
Answer for the question (1) above, pick one:
(a) CSV file; then take a look at this.
(b) stackoverflow question and answer;
(C) you tube;
i chose CSV format. Here is a screenshot to turn csv format into a table using phpmyadmin.
To do the static tutorial which requires only CSV file and not Json (no need to mess with phpmyadmin): download the csv document, but don't open and save it as csv from MS Excel. Saved it inside the notepad as csv file. No idea about google docs.
Any help with the other part of my question (how to filter database with Jquery or Javascript) will be greatly appreciated.
so I know basic PHP, I coded a basic mysql/php inventory system awhile ago. I want to get more experience. My idea is to grab reddit comments, display them on a page, and then save them in a database. My problem is I don't know how to grab and make sense of JSON data.
For example, here is a JSON link to a reddit thread: http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/117ckb/introducing_three_new_hires/.json
Goal:
INPUT BOX -> reddit unique thread id in input box (http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/<6 digit unique ID>) -> loads reddit comments on the page
That's my current goal, would really appreciate a nudge in the right direction with processing JSON. I know I COULD just Google it, but I'm posting in hopes of someone having experience with the above and offering their expertise on the topic.
Here's a starting point:
$download=json_decode(file_get_contents('http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/117ckb/introducing_three_new_hires/.json'));
foreach ($download as $articles){
foreach ($articles->data->children as $article){
print_r($article);
}
}
Please note: I recommend using Curl instead of get_file_contents() - it's a lot faster!