[Solved] How to get a column name in SQL Server? [closed]

[ad_1] 1. Get column name in SQL Server For example: SELECT table_name=sysobjects.name, column_name=syscolumns.name, datatype=systypes.name, length=syscolumns.length FROM sysobjects 2. Example to execute the query in PHP $firstname=”fred”; $lastname=”fox”; $query = sprintf(“SELECT firstname, lastname FROM friends WHERE firstname=”%s” AND lastname=”%s””, mysql_real_escape_string($firstname), mysql_real_escape_string($lastname)); $result = mysql_query($query); [ad_2] solved How to get a column name in SQL Server? [closed]

[Solved] How to add two array that have the same key value pair?

[ad_1] You have to create additional array and put those arrays there: $array1 = [‘title’ => ‘title1’, ‘link’ => ‘link1’]; $array2 = [‘title’ => ‘title2’, ‘link’ => ‘link2’]; $a=array(); array_push($a, $array1); array_push($a, $array2); OR: /… $a[0] = $array1; $a[1] = $array2; To print it: var_dump($a); //or print_r($a); 1 [ad_2] solved How to add two array … Read more

[Solved] Access-Control-Allow-Origin not working with ionic 5 app [closed]

[ad_1] I found the problem and the fix. As expected it was in the Ionic App’s code. But it was not quite what I expected. Hopefully, this may be useful to someone in the same predicament. The problem was this line: base_path=”http://mywebsite.com/App”; This was supposed to be: base_path=”http://mywebsite.com/App/”; Subtle difference but important. After looking carefully … Read more

[Solved] MySQL PHP Column Update Query

[ad_1] You haven’t provided any code or an attempt for us to go off of something so I’ll give you a brief way of doing it. Look up PDO here This is a really easy to follow and secure way to manipulate data in your database using php. Again as you haven’t given me much … Read more

[Solved] My code displays what I dont ask it to

[ad_1] sort() and rsort() return true when sucessful which is converted to integer 1 when echoed. Execute the sort functions, don’t echo them: echo “<pre>”; echo “<br /><br />Sort values: “; sort($numbers); print_r($numbers); echo “<br /><br />Reverse sort values: “; rsort($numbers); print_r($numbers); echo “</pre>”; 2 [ad_2] solved My code displays what I dont ask it … Read more

[Solved] Mixing PHP and HTML code [closed]

[ad_1] I am assuming you want the html code here block to only display if the first if test is TRUE. If that is the case, move the trailing } before the html block to after. <?php foreach ($myResults as $rowNumber => $myResult) { if ($rowNumber<$numberOfResults/2) { print “<h2>”; print render($myResult->field_field_item_category[0][‘rendered’][‘#title’]) ; print “</h2>”; ?> … Read more

[Solved] Make string shorter. Cut it by the last word [duplicate]

[ad_1] This should work: $str = “i have google too”; $strarr = explode(” “, $str); $res = “”; foreach($strarr as $k) { if (strlen($res.$k)<10) { $res .= $k.” “; } else { break; }; } echo $res; http://codepad.org/NP9t4IRi [ad_2] solved Make string shorter. Cut it by the last word [duplicate]