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Look at your "if" logic in the function. Numbers work better than month names. :)

Rather than using "die()" if your mysql_query fails, try printing the error message. [URL="http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-error.php"]http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-error.php[/URL] will show you how.

I am not familiar with Access 2003, so I do not know how it handles replication. If you have something in the database records that let you know the newest records, then you should be able to use mysqldump with the "where clause" to dump the updated records from one …

Your select statement needs to be terminated with a semi-colon (inside the quotes). $query = "SELECT genre_id, (genre_name) AS name FROM track_genre ORDER BY genre_name ASC[B][COLOR="Red"];[/COLOR][/B]";

This post is pretty old now, so you probably have solved it (not marked solved, though). I was looking for information on "apt-get check" which would show if you have any broken dependencies and found this web page. It may provide information that will help you if the problem still …

See [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread53024.html[/url] then give it a try. I'll check back to see if you were able to flag it. Here is the part of the link that seems to be what you are looking for: In this modification the original poster (or Admins and Mods) have an extra option under …

When I upgraded to Ubuntu 10.4 the pop-up windows for my Evolution Calendar Alarms quit working. I would get a small icon on my task bar that let me know I had a calendar event to look at, but the alarm window no longer was shown.

Have you tried using mysqldump at the database level? The output should have the complete create and insert statements for SQLite. If the syntax is different recursive changes to the output using your favorite editor should make this relatively painless. Please post a reply and flag as "solved" if this …

fsockopen is setting the port number for you to write to. If you change it from 25 to 625 (assuming that is what your hosting company accepts emails on) then it will be delivered. You don't have to worry about the destination port.

I'm not clear if you are wanting the most recent file, but you can read the directory ([URL="http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.stat.php"]http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.readdir.php[/URL]) to get the filenames. If you are looking for the filename with the highest sequence number, then you can store the filename if its greater than the stored filename. If you are …

Wrap your query in a "foreach loop" (looping through the table names) and make the table name the variable from the "foreach loop".

Unless $_SESSION["Cart"] is an array, as opposed to $_SESSION being an array, there is nothing new to fetch. In other words, there is only one $_SESSION["Cart"] and each time you set $r, there is nothing new to retrieve, thus the same data over again. If you have $_SESSION["Cart"][0] and $_SESSION["Cart"][1], …