php permalink like wordpress permalink [closed] - php

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What i want to do is to create a permalink like system such as the wordpress permalink.
For example:
$value = 'abc';
if($query_result > 0){
$value = 'abc1'; // if exists check abc2, abc3, abc4, abc5, etc. etc.
} else{
return $value
}
The query results is a search for the number of rows $query_result = mysql_num_rows
At this moment i created this:
if(!empty($_POST['ajax'])){
if($_POST['ajax'] == 'pages'){
echo prettyName($_POST['title']);
}
}
function prettyName($string)
{
$echo = strtolower(str_replace(array(' ', ' '), '-', preg_replace('/[^a-zA-Z0-9 s]/', '', trim($string))));
$sql = "SELECT * FROM posts WHERE post_pretty = '".$echo."'";
$res = mysql_query($sql) or die (mysql_error());
$num = mysql_num_rows($res);
if($num){
$echo = $echo.'-'.pretty2($echo, $num);
}
return $echo;
}
function pretty2($echo,$num,$i = 1)
{
$sql = "SELECT * FROM posts WHERE post_pretty = '".$echo.'-'.$i."'";
$res = mysql_query($sql) or die (mysql_error());
$num = mysql_num_rows($res);
if($num){
$i++;
$i = pretty2($echo,$num,$i);
}
return $i;
}
What does it do:
check if $value ($_POST['title']) exists
convert to a prettystring (by example: a b c = a-b-c)
check if prettystring exists else +1 (by example: a-b-c exists, a-b-c-1 - a-b-c-9999)
loop prettystring until free name doesn't exists.
But what goes wrong is:
if i create a new Post for example:
new post 1 name = testpage // results in testpage
new post 2 name = testpage // results in testpage-1
new post 3 name = test-page // results in testpage-2 // should be test-page
if i create a new Post with to much whitespaces in it it also get's wrong what could i use to remove all the white spaces? Tried to user TRIM function but that didn't work. Or should i be using javascript to avoid that?

It will return abc if num rows are 0
$value = 'abc';
$query_result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `table`");
$num_result = mysql_num_rows($query_result);
if($num_result){
$value = 'abc1';
}
PS. try to use PDO for your next development. A good Tutorial
for your problem:
$query_result = mysql_query("SELECT `name` FROM `Table1` ORDER BY `name` DESC LIMIT 1");
$num_result = mysql_num_rows($query_result);
if($num_result){
$row = mysql_fetch_assoc($query_result);
$value = (int)str_replace('abc', '', $row['name']);
$value = 'abc'.($value+1);
}

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replace last element in array php [closed]

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here an array
$item = new rssGenerator_item();
$query_rss = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `trades` WHERE `app` = '1' ORDER BY `id` DESC LIMIT 10 ")OR die(mysql_error());
while($row_rss = mysql_fetch_array($query_rss)){
$item->title = $row_rss['unit'];
$item->description = excerpt($row_rss['message'],30);
$item->link = 'http://injaa.com/'.$row_rss['link'];
$item->guid = $row_rss['site'];
$item->pubDate = RelativeTime($row_rss['tarikh']);
$rss_channel->items[] = $item;
}
$rss_feed = new rssGenerator_rss();
$rss_feed->encoding = 'UTF-8';
$rss_feed->version = '2.0';
header('Content-Type: text/xml');
echo $rss_feed->createFeed($rss_channel);
at this line
$rss_channel->items[] = $item;
all value before this clear and replace last value into array!!
i dont now where is the code is wrong?
Use
array_push($rss_channel->items, $item);
At the top(before while) add
$rss_channel->items = array();
Although #Mr Srinivas answer is better, personally I'd rewrite it like this:
$items = array();
while($row_rss = mysqli_fetch_array($query_rss)){
$items[] = $item;
}
$rss_channel->items = $items;
Admittedly I don't have the knowledge to explain why this is better, this is just how it would make sense to me.

How to hide Partial Data in PHP [closed]

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Eperimenting PHP just for fun, But As being newbie, I'm unable to understand curcial parts of PHP....Please help me to sort out this problem which I'm explaining by example :
Suppose
$sql = "SELECT id, text,uid FROM feeds WHERE uid='".$ud."' LIMIT 10";
$items = mysql_query($sql);
echo mysql_error();
if (#mysql_num_rows($items) > 0)
{
while ($item = mysql_fetch_array($items))
{
$feed = $item[1];
$nick = getnick($item[2]);
}
}
So I want to display like this :
3 Records with uid details...
jay,vicky, sumair and 17 others like this.
Please help me to get output of something like this !!
Thanks !!
I can't stretch this enougth,
DO NOT USE MYSQL_* API anymore. [Read this]
It is VULNERABLE, mysqli_* functions are just as similar very little difference.
And You already are doing the things required for that output mysql_num_rows() already gives the number of total result. So:
if (mysql_num_rows($items) > 0)
{
$count = mysql_num_rows($items);
echo $count." Records with uid details..."; //Display the count of records
$threeNameHolder = array; // Hold the first three names on this
while ($item = mysql_fetch_array($items))
{
$feed = $item[1];
$nick = getnick($item[2]);
if(count($threeNameHolder) < 3) {
$threeNameHolder[] = $nick;
} else break; // End the loop here
}
//Now display the name
echo implode(",", $threeNameHolder). " and ".($count - 3)." others like this.";
}
Safer and MYSQLi Version
if (mysqli_num_rows($items) > 0)
{
$count = mysqli_num_rows($items);
echo $count." Records with uid details..."; //Display the count of records
$threeNameHolder = array; // Hold the first three names on this
while ($item = mysqli_fetch_array($items))
{
$feed = $item[1];
$nick = getnick($item[2]);
if(count($threeNameHolder) < 3) {
$threeNameHolder[] = $nick;
} else break; // End the loop here
}
//Now display the name
echo implode(",", $threeNameHolder). " and ".($count - 3)." others like this.";
}
To understand the basics fundaments, I really recommend the official documentation PHP
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mysql.php
A simple sample to execute a query and display the output:
$query = mysql_query("SELECT a, b FROM table_name WHERE c='".$something."' LIMIT 10");
$num_rows = mysql_num_rows($query);
$test = array(); // create a empty array
/* while there is result */
while ($item = mysql_fetch_array($items)){
$columnA = $item[0];// first column (a)
$columnB = $item[1]); // second column (b)
$test[] = $columnB; // push_back a item on array
}
echo $num_rows. " Records with **" . $something . "**...";
echo implode($test, ", ") . "and some text";

PHP code not running successfully

My question is very simple. The code I have written here produces absolutely no output on the webpage. I've been at it all day and I'm sure that it's something very simple that I am being an idiot for missing. So I am appealing to your good-natured fresh eyes! If anyone can spot a reason why this isn't working, I'd be very grateful.
The premise:
This is a decision tree online survey that has the following conditions: if a user has already started the survey, it will find them in the database, find their last answered question and display the next one. But if they haven't started, it will display the first question.
All survey questions are held in the database as well as the decision tree logic (for instance, if the user chooses option 2 for question 1, they will be directed to question 3, not 2).
Please assume that for the moment, I am updating relevant info directly from the database and not automating it on the website.
Thanks :)
PHP:
<?php
//Find the latest question reached by the user for display on the page
$sql = mysql_query("SELECT QuestionNumberReached FROM User WHERE EmailAddress = '***'");
$sqlCount = mysql_num_rows($sql);
if ($sqlCount > 0) {
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) {
$QuestionNumberReached = $row["QuestionNumberReached"];
}
}
?>
<?php
//Find the last question answered by the user from the database
$StartedQuery = mysql_query("SELECT LastQuestionAnswered FROM User WHERE EmailAddress = '***'");
//Count the number of rows that the query produces
$StartedQueryCount = mysql_num_rows($StartedQuery);
//If data is found, whether it be a number or null, define the value
if ($StartedQueryCount > 0) {
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) {
$LastQuestionAnswered = $row["LastQuestionAnswered"];
//If the field has a value and is not null, find the next question from the database
if (!empty($LastQuestionAnswered)) {
//Find the User's ID and the ID of the last question answered
$sqlA = mysql_query("SELECT PKID, LastQuestionAnswered FROM User WHERE EmailAddress = '***'");
//If the operation produces an error, output an error message
if (!$sqlA) {
die('Invalid query for SQLA: ' . mysql_error());
}
//Count the number of rows output
$sqlACount = mysql_num_rows($sqlA);
//If rows exist, define the values
if ($sqlACount > 0) {
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sqlA)) {
$sqlAPKID = $row["PKID"];
$sqlALastQuestionAnswered = $row["LastQuestionAnswered"];
}
}
//Find the answer given by the user to the last answered question
$sqlB = mysql_query("SELECT Answer FROM Responses WHERE User = $sqlAPKID");
//If the operation produces an error, output an error message
if (!$sqlB) {
die('Invalid query for SQLB: ' . mysql_error());
}
//Count the number of rows output
$sqlBCount = mysql_num_rows($sqlB);
//If rows exist, define the values
if ($sqlBCount > 0) {
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sqlB)) {
$sqlBAnswer = $row["Answer"];
}
}
//Find the number of the next question to be answered based on the user's previous answer and the question they answered
$sqlC = mysql_query("SELECT NextQuestion FROM Answers WHERE QuestionNumber = $sqlALastQuestionAnswered AND PKID = $sqlBAnswer");
//If the operation produces an error, output an error message
if (!$sqlC) {
die('Invalid query for SQLC: ' . mysql_error());
}
//Count the number of rows output
$sqlCCount = mysql_num_rows($sqlC);
//If rows exist, define the values
if ($sqlCCount > 0) {
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sqlC)) {
$sqlCNextQuestion = $row["NextQuestion"];
}
}
//Find the question text pertaining to the ID of the next question that needs to be answered
$sqlD = mysql_query("SELECT QuestionText FROM Questions WHERE PKID = $sqlCNextQuestion");
//If the operation produces an error, output an error message
if (!$sqlD) {
die('Invalid query for SQLD: ' . mysql_error());
}
//Count the number of rows output
$sqlDCount = mysql_num_rows($sqlD);
//If rows exist, define the values
if ($sqlDCount > 0) {
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sqlD)) {
$SurveyStartedQuestionText = $row["QuestionText"];
}
}
//Set a string of information that will show the question number and question text as appropriate
$ToDisplay = '' . $QuestionNumberReached . ': ' . $SurveyStartedQuestionText . '<br /><br />Answer Text Here';
//If the value for QuestionNumberReached is null, the user has not started the survey
} else if (empty($LastQuestionAnswered)) {
//Find the question text of the first question in the survey
$sql3 = mysql_query("SELECT QuestionText FROM Questions WHERE PKID IN (SELECT FirstQuestion FROM Batch WHERE BatchNumber IN (SELECT BatchNumber FROM User WHERE EmailAddress = '***'))");
//Count the number of rows output
$sql3Count = mysql_num_rows($sql3);
//If rows exist, define the values
if ($sql3Count > 0) {
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql3)) {
$SurveyNotStartedQuestionText = $row["QuestionText"];
}
}
//Set a string of information that will show the question number and question text as appropriate
$ToDisplay = '' . $QuestionNumberReached . ': ' . $SurveyNotStartedQuestionText . '<br /><br />Answer Text Here';
}
}
}
?>
HTML:
<body>
<?php
// Display the concatenated information that has been previously defined
echo $ToDisplay;
?>
</body>
This bit:
if ($StartedQueryCount > 0) {
probably evaluates to false, and there's no matching else tag that adds content.
Try changing:
}
?>
with:
}
else {
$ToDisplay = 'Error: no rows found to display!';
}
?>
Edit:
Also, this bit:
} else if (empty($LastQuestionAnswered)) {
Could be replaced with the more readable:
} else {
Since it does exactly the same thing.
And within your while loop, you are constantly redefining $ToDisplay, I assume this is wanted behaviour? Otherwise initialize the variable on top (before the while() loop) like so:
$ToDisplay = '';
And change the assignments within the loop to concatenations, like so:
$ToDisplay = 'text assignment';
To:
$ToDisplay .= 'text concat'; // look at the dot before =
Thank you for all your help! I really appreciate you all taking the time.
I finally realised what was wrong...
On Line 18 of my PHP code, I had the following:
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) {
whereas it should of course have been this:
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($StartedQuery)) {
Essentially I was calling the rows from the wrong query. And I feel a clot because of it!
Thanks again, everyone :)

php importing csv into database [closed]

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I have a csv file with 65000 records which i need to import into my database.
I have tried following code but real slow.
Is they anyway I can do this faster.
#set_time_limit(1200);
$file = './csvFiles/aw_Products.csv';
$handle = fopen( $file , 'r');
while (($row = fgetcsv($handle)) !== false) {
if( is_integer($row[0]) || $row[0] != 0 )
{
$product = new Product();
$product->merchant_id = $row[0];
$product->merc_product_id = $row[1];
$product->product_id = $row[2];
$product->product_name = $row[3];
$product->product_desc = htmlentities($row[4]);
//$product->keywords = htmlentities($row[6]);
$product->category_id = $row[5];
$product->link_url = $row[6];
$product->image_url = $row[7];
$product->price = $row[8];
$product->delivery_cost = $row[9];
//$product->deliveryAvailable = $row[12];
//$product->deliveryDetails = $row[13];
//$product->valid_to = $row[14];
//$product->valid_from = ($row[3] == 'yes') ? 1 : 0;
if( Product::find_by_id( $row[0] ) )
$product->updateRecord();
else
$product->createRecord();
}
sleep (1);
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fclose($handle);
sleep() is probably the culprit. But I am also wondering about this: Product::find_by_id() because it might be doing a SELECT query for every INSERT. You might think about making a single SELECT query to get all of the existing DB keys into a PHP array, then you can use *in_array()* to check whether to UPDATE or INSERT. Probably goes without saying, but you will want to add to the PHP array if you INSERT.
Give up sleep() and use prepared statements for mysql insert/updates.

Is this the correct way to query 2 mysql tables with php and a $_POST variable? [closed]

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I've been trying to figure out the best way to return an order from a database. I've come up with this, and it's working the way I want (I think) it gives me the results I'm looking for but I wanted to know if its correct or if there is a better way.
<?php
$conn = mysql_connect('', '', '');
if (!$conn)
{
die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
}
mysql_select_db($dbs, $conn);
$Order_ID = $_POST['Order_ID'];
//$Order_ID = '1001';
$queryOrderHead = "SELECT * FROM Orders WHERE Order_ID = '$Order_ID' ";
$queryOrderLines = "SELECT *
FROM Order_LineDetails
WHERE Order_LineDetails.Order_ID = '$Order_ID'
";
if ($queryRunHead = mysql_query($queryOrderHead)){
while ($info_HEAD = mysql_fetch_array($queryRunHead))
{
$OrderID_HEAD = $info_HEAD['Order_ID'];
$User_ID_HEAD = $info_HEAD['User_ID'];
$Customer_ID_HEAD = $info_HEAD['Customer_ID'];
echo $OrderID_HEAD.' '.$User_ID_HEAD.' '.$Customer_ID_HEAD.'<br>';
}
$queryRunLines = mysql_query($queryOrderLines);
while ($info = mysql_fetch_array($queryRunLines))
{
$OrderID = $info['Order_ID'];
$OrderLineID = $info['OrderLineItem_ID'];
echo $OrderID.' '.$OrderLineID.'<br>';
}
} else {
echo mysql_error();
}
mysql_close($conn);
?>
So what it does, is it uses the Order_ID val from the $_POST and runs the first query then on success it uses the same Order_ID and loops the second query and gets all the Order_LineDetails from a different table.
Other than the mysql_real_escape() tags....
Any pointers or ideas???
Any pointers or ideas???
There's nothing wrong with selecting the order first, then its items. However, you'd benefit from organizing the data into an array structure as well as following better naming conventions (both for variables and database schema):
$orderId = $_POST['order_id'];
// order_id should be an INT, so no quotes.
// Also look into parameterized queries with PDO as the mysql_* functions are archaic!
$sqlOrder = "SELECT *
FROM orders
WHERE order_id = ".mysql_real_escape_string($orderId);
$order = array();
if ($resOrder = mysql_query($sqlOrder)) {
if ($rowOrder = mysql_fetch_array($resOrder)) {
$order = $rowOrder;
// echo $rowOrder['order_id'].' '.$rowOrder['user_id'].' '.$rowOrder['customer_id']."<br />\n";
$sqlOrderLines = "SELECT *
FROM order_lines
WHERE order_lines.order_id = ".mysql_real_escape_string($orderId);
if ($resOrderLines = mysql_query($sqlOrderLines)) {
$order['order_lines'] = array();
while ($rowOrderLines = mysql_fetch_array($resOrderLines)) {
$order['order_lines'][] = $rowOrderLines;
// echo $rowOrderLines['order_id'].' '.$rowOrderLines['order_line_id']."<br />\n";
}
}
} else {
echo 'Order not found'.
}
} else {
echo mysql_error();
}
// debug
print_r($order);

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